Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1908-04-09
Auditor Hirning left today for Her

Auditor Hirning left today for Her
reid.
Attorney Clark was an arrival Tues
day from Redfeld,
$. S. Rube has gone to Sioux City on
a short business trip.
Miss Jennie Gray Of Highmore, is
visiting friends in the city.
Governor Crawford arrived in the
city yesterday from Huron
Miss Rose Powers is the efficient
clerk at the Dayhotf bakery
Rev. A. S. Loveall and son have gone
out to their claim near Hayes
Miss Zoe Smith of Blakesburg Iowa,
is the guest of friends in the city.
L. w. Moody of Pomeroy, Iowa, is
visiting frie nds in the city today.
O: G. Pratt of Cedar Falls, lows, is
renewing old acquaintance here.
Roy Telephar arrived here yesterday
from an extended visit at Wisconsin.
Mrs. j. E Campbell of Nightmare is
the guest OF relatives in the city today.
Mrs. Hugh Green of East Pierre is
spending the week visiting relatives at
Okobojo,
Mrs j. S. Sebree entertained her
Sunday school class at her home Tues
day evening.
| d. Fellows, an attorney of Plankin-
ton, was numbered among the visitors
here Wednesday.
Mrs. Curtis Waters and sister arrived
yesterday from Sioux Falls to make
their future home.
Congressman E. w. Martin passed
through the city Wednesday on his
home to Deadwood.
A udrey Lawrence of Brookings was
shaking hands with old acquaintance
in the city yesterday.
Miss Kathryn Westlund is helping in
the u s. land Office, while Lew Sandys
enjoys months vacation.
Rev. W. H. Swartz left the first OF
the week for a ten days stay witt
friends at Sioux City, Iowa
E. p. Farr and wife left yesterday
for Redtield and Aberdeen for shor
} visit enroute to the twin cities.
" The state insurance department ha.
licensed the Old Colony Fire Company
OF Boston to do business in the state.
James Costello, who sits behind the
editorial quill in the office Of the Sun
was in the city from Meers on Sunday
, Will Chamberlain says that few o
the men who send to Chicago for thei
groceries will send there for their pail
bearers.
Il D. A Stoyer has awarded the con
tract for the erection of an office builo
ing, which he intends to occupy a.
soon as completed.
Homer Partridge has just placed 0
!. sale seasonable and fashionable lin
At of gents furnishings. His line of collar
ties and shirts are excelled by none.
It Okobojo Times: Wn. Floyd went
70 Pierre last Monday, he was accom-
panied by his children who have re
"a turned to their school work at Huron
g. Miss Haze! G. Hall of Bloomington
H., and Kenneth Wray of Belvider
t. were united in the holy bonds of ma
he rimony yesterday by Rev John Ask
The town of Miller is about to brea
he into the Corn Belt Race Circuit of tn
he state. Land has been purchased the
upon which fine race track is to
,d constructed.
ed Mrs Jesse p Williams and SO
Danforth arrived in the city yesterd
er from Alpena, S. D., to spend tt
;er summer ut the parental home of J
Jordan and wife.
he The honorable board of county con
ed missioners have been in session durir
the week. They expect to dispose
e. the April grist OF business tomorro,
yh when an adjournment will be had.
Governor Crawford Wednesday graz
lrt ed pardons to W. L. Wells, of Davis
It county, sent on a charge of forgery; a
to Richard Goddard sent from Gust
,ad county on charge Of horse rusting.
9th Miss Lille Derby of Ottumwa, low
and James Buchanan of Midland W,
yer married yesterday morning at
ISL Riverview hotel. The young cou
left for Midland near which place tt
Tor have a claim.
ma, Wanted-l60 acres of land, or Il
ure broken for the crop. Part has OF
been broken Fine land. we'll fen,
of good pool of water on it. Two ant
the half miles north of State house.
M. j. K Breeden. Act
Geo. w. Bolster and wife will t,