Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1908-09-03
CHICAGO 4 NoRTHWEsrERN
LOCAL IACONICS

Born, Saturday to Mr.. and Mrs.
Longberry, a daughter.
r.. l.. Yokum opened his new saloon
in the Locke hotel Tuesday.
Clarence Lake expects to move in
his new residence this week.
Lyle Branch returned Sunday from
his visit at his home in Illinois.
Mrs. B. d. Dickey went down to
! Huron Sunday for a short visit.
Mrs. L. A. Hayford of Watertown
was an over Sunday visitor in the
city.
The Capitol Cafe has changed hands,
best Of service now.-Mrs. Laura
Pease.
Miss Elsie Anding returned Satur
day from her visit at Milwaukee and
other cities.
Miss Clara Stainer has accepted a
position as saleslady in the A. E.
Lucas store.
Il Miss Stella Dalton has resumed her
q position as trimmer in the Owen
millinery store.
John Feiok and family of Fort
n Pierre were in the city Sunday visit
ing relatives.
Mrs. M. X. Borden of Meers, was
\ brought to ST. Marys' hospital Satur-
Il for treatment.
D E. H. Becker, formerly of this city
u died of heart failure near Missoula,
4 Mont, last week.
Mrs. j. 3. Campbell closed her visit
here Monday and returned to her
home at Highmore.
/ l. M. Dotson left Monday for Lima,
Ohio, being called there by the serious
illness of his mother.
M. F. Gary, left Monday for the
81 Cheyenne river, where he will attend
q to the grading there.
n John Scissor, third baseman, re-
q ceived telegram Sunday calling him
A to his home at Bonsteel.
M Mrs. Abbie ;.hurtleff left Tuesday
MI for Claremont, n. H., owing to the
s serious illness of her sister.
Z Thieves gained entrance to the
# Pierre Racket store Sunday. a small
s amount of money was taken.
B. O. Stoddard and VIM. Noyes
s returned Monday to Midland after 8
Z short business trip in THIS city.
I Louis Mortensen wast brought il
## from Forest City Monday and take1
sss to st. Mary's hospital for treatment.
Governor Crawford is invited tt
sSs make the opening address at thu
3s Nebraska state fair at Lincoln today
2 E. p. Dorothy of Ute, Iowa, arrived
s:sS Sunday for visit with his sonat For
ls Pierre and his brother, E. F. Doroth
ss# of this city.
Z 7. j. Robinson of Philip was in tn
5s city Sunday, having returned from
aaas Chicago, where he had been with
s shipment Of cattle.
sss Miss Pearl Oldfield left Monday 70
s Clark for few days visit before &C
gsz ing TO Yankton county where she WI
ss& teach the coming term.
4X Francis Greenough, Don Rose an
M Morton Collen left Monday fo
s Lafayette, Ind, where they will al
H tend Purdue University.
Miss Grace Gunderson left Monda
ssssN for Kearney, Neb., where she wi
R make visit before going to Swartl
kS more College in Pennsylvania.
XN Mrs. Media Hoard has resigned he
IA position as saleslady in the A.
S Lucas store and left today for Chic;
N go, where she will visit her sister.
E Frank Murphy was taken up c
s Saturday evening, and plead guilt
S Monday morning to drunkenness al
B paid fine of S5. 70 and was discharge
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Howes al
children left Monday for their hon
s at Midland. While in the city the
Ss were the guests of the formers fathe
@ Allison Howes.
7 Miss Bertha Kalder returned fro
Z a visit with her parents at Woo
SSsss socket, to be present at the Institu
3 and resume her duties as teacher
N the Lincoln school.
I Richard Feiok, after spending t
E past few months on the farm ne
Hk Fort Pierre, left Tuesday morning f
ssS Chicago where he will finish his cour
EM in the dental college.
s5M The Debs Red Special in it's tour
| the west will make three stops
1 South Dakota. AT Deadwood, RAP
A1s City and Pierre. The date at Pier
g is Saturday, September 49,
N8B The following have been added
M@ the list of delegates to the Nation