Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1907-03-28
IDCAI4 IL ACONIGS.

.
M The time to.sadvertise is when you've
ssot the goods a.
81 Governor Crawford went to Huron
Yesterday morning.
# S. K. Smith is home from winters
stay in Murfreesboro, Tenn.
s Doane Robinson was an east going
passenger yesterday morning.
81 A. l. Harlow and L. NJ. FELTON, of
saOkoDojo worshipped in Pierre.
n Coal bills are chill proposition and
sgas bills no light matter these days.
Il The board of education will meet to.
gmorrow evening in regular session.
n The Rebekah degree staff meet to-
|smorrow evening in the statefhouse.
81 The city schools will be dismissed
ssFriday for the usual spring vacation.
n G. A.sKelley, a Huron attorney, was
Gin the city Monday on professional bus.
Siness.
y George Hazen, dispatcher of trains at
Huron, was in the city today between
Htrains.
y With every clip old time makes to-
( ward Easter the weekly salary looks
smaller.
The state annual Firemens' Tourna-
ment will be held in Watertown in
June next.
Mission services were held in East
Pierre on Tuesday evening, and were
largely attended
James Mackie left Saturday morning
for Luverne. He will move his family
to Pierre within few days
The local Masonic order will be rep
resented in Fort Pierre tonight. Work
in degrees is the attraction.
John L Sutherland wassan east bound
passenger today, going to Eau Clare,
Wis, to visit his aged father.
1t is said that daily mail service will
go into effect on the Northwestern line,
west from Pierre, about April l.
The weather bureau would confer a
favor by informing US reliably regard
ing the prospect for more winter.
Warren Young, leading business
man of Fort Pierre, came over Friday
evening to hear Senator LaFollett.
Mr. and Mrs. Emil Erickson left
this morning for points in Minnesota;
whittier they went to visit relatives.
Land Commissioner Dokken returned
/ Friday afternoon from trip of several
days to the eastern part of the state.
Ole Westlund has disposed of his
plumbing stock and tools to j. Work.
I man, who will continue in the work.
4 Judge Corson is planning a trip to
Chicago. Like most good men he says
he is going to take his wife with him.
Dick Purcell and James Holm have
. been drawn to serve on the tril jury in
federal court to be held at Sioux Falls.
Orville Schubert arrived Friday night
from Vermillion, where he is attending
university He will spend the vacation
days in Pierre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Crane returned
Saturday from visit in Chicago and
Wisconsin cities. They were absent
from Pierre two weeks.
The building known as the Economy
building is to be enlarged and cement
walk put in, which will greatly add to
its value and appearance.
Signs of activity have commenced
around the new building of the Congre-
gational parsonage looking to the re-
sumption Of work Oh the structure
The assessors of the county are sch
edulrd to meet with the county auditor
on Tuesday, April 2, when the assess
ment for the county will be adjusted.
Secretary of State D. D.'Wipf and j.
Kleinsasser returned on Tuesday from
Sully county, where they went Monday
to look over real estate with view to
+ ~
Henry Karcher, who suffered stroke
of paralysis some weeks ago, is slowly
recovering. This will be welcome news
to his many friends. He daily enjoys
a drive about the city.
Yesterday afternoon Judge Martens
pronounced the talismanic words which
Joined in marriage Martin Sorenson
and Miss sTetia Olson. The contract
ing parties reside in Blunt.
The NJ. b. A.. celebrated the tenth
anniversary of the organization last
evening. A special program of music
and readings was rendered, and was
enjoyed The membership was out in
full force.
It is quite certain that full regiment
of regular army troops will bein camp
at the same time the Fourth regiment
of South Dakota is encamped. The