Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1908-08-27
Jas. Fathers and wife are IN the
city from the the Cheyenne Indian

SCCtcbdIy VI StdIc sNip1 lctuiuSN
yesterday from his home in Hutchin-
son County.
Miss Blanche Mallery returned
yesterday from visit at st. Paul and
Wisconsin points.
j. j. Dalton and wife have returned
from ali extended visit III Iowa and
Wisconsin points.
F. Brauggan shipped a bunch of
live stock Saturday. They were con-.
signed to Sioux City.
Mrs. C. L. Starr returned to her.
home at Wakoma yesterday after a
few days stay in the city.
G. Faulkenhagen and j. ID. Shelter;
of Blunt made a shipment Of fat stock
to Sioux City on Saturday.
Mrs Kate Saunders and Miss Emma
Hall Of Milbank, were guests at the
Truran home the fore part of the week.
Mrs. G. j. Drager, who has been the
guest of her son. j. A. Drager, left
yesterday for her home at Sioux City.
The reception given the visiting,
club women at the Congregational
church Tuesday was largely attended.
The club was entertained by musical
and vocal selections by Mrs. Nipple
and Mr. Askins.
WhileN not all counties have sent in
papers from the recent teachers ex-
animation to the state superintendent
of public instruction. the total num-
Der will be near seventeen hundred,
practically twenty per cent increase
over the returns from any former ex-
animation.
Fort Pierre Independent: Bob Yo-
KUN has removed his saloon fixtures
to Pierre and it is understood that
his building at the corner of Dead
wood street and Second avenue has
been leased by II. L. Wiggam of Pierre
who will conduct hotel and electric
| theater.
Loss Of cattle from sunstroke is re-
ported by some half dozen farmers in
the vicinity of Blunt. The stock died
during the heated term, which ended
August II, and it is believed from no
other cause than that stated. Cattle
stricken soon became helpless and
died within a few hours.
Miss Anna Moore and Mr.. Arthur
Walker were united in marriage Au-
gust 10 at the home of the bride near
Vivian. The bride is well known in
this city, having attended school here
for several years. The groom is
cashier in the Vivian bank, at which
| place they will make their home.
Dode Fisk's dog and pony show
pleased two good sized audiences here
Monday afternoon and evening. Mr..
Fisk has clean, entertaining list of
attractions and the show is entirely
free from takers. The educated horse
Bobby" Is a marvel and his act
alone is we'll worth the price of adj
mission, -Galesville, (Wis.) Republic
can.
Highmore Bulletin: Frank Harold
Summerside Of Huron, son of Mr., and
Mrs. Summerside of Harold, and
Miss Caroline Elizabeth Oestreich of
Harold, were married at the brides
home in Harold Wednesday, Rev.
Wallis officiating. They departed for
Huron Thursday, where they will re-
side after al extended visit iii the
Black Hills.
Doctor A. H. Youngs is the happy
possessor of a new thonk" wagon.
The auto is a beautifully designed
lrunabout, and Of the latest model,
but unless the sporting editor receives
an invitation to enjoy ''scorch" in
that new car, and that p. d. O., we
don't care continental whether the
public knows anything about the doc
tors new acquisition or not.
The rains which have fallen during
the past two weeks have been suffi-
Gent to produce a good crop of corn
in this portion of the state. With a
good crop of corn along with a fine
yield of small grain, the farmer will
make some money this year, as the
prevailing prices for grain is as high
as those paid last year, when farmers
were handsomely paid for their labors.
j Aberdeen American, %: Deputy
United States Marshal Laughlin of
Pierre, and Agent j. H. Camp of the
Cheyenne reservation at Wakpala, ar
rived in the city last night with Amos
Goodshot, a half breed Indian, and j !.
E.. Pierce of Mobrldge, in their Gus
tody. The former is accused of rust
ling horses on the Cheyenne reserva-
ton and the latter is accused of sell
ling liquor to An Indian. Their cases
were continued until today before
/ United States Commissioner w allace.
4 number of,owners of artesian