Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1908-05-14

friends at Capa.
A daughter was bornto Mr.. and Mrs,
Isenburg Monday.
p. L. Dewyer was west bound
passenger Tuesday.
Otto Rollins returned last Friday to
his home in Iowa.
Otto Peterson was in the city Tues
day from Ottumwa.
Scotty Philip left the latter part of
lost week for the south.
, The formal opening of the Golf club
will occur Friday May, Is.
Mrs, Perry Oldfeld of Clark is the
guest of relatives in the city.
S. I'll Lea returned Saturday from a
business trip at Sioux Falls.
Rev. w. II. Swartz returned Saturday
from an extended visit at Sioux City
Miss Edith Gale of Spokane, Wash.
visited friends in the city last week.
R. b. Frisk of Gettysburg was in the
city Tuesday OF professional business.
The golfers are getting busy. The
grounds are being put in fine condition.
Cloyd Sterling of Redtield transacted
business here Friday before the supreme
court.
Miss Alma Larson of Yankton, was
the guest of Miss Olive Saugstad last
| Friday.
Mrs. James Stello and children have
returned from an extended visit at
Clear Lake.
Mrs. Charles Metzgar returned to her
home at Canning Friday. after a short
visit at the Elrod home
The publication Of new paper will
be begun at Kadoka about June
May it blossom as the roso.
Miss Olive Saugstad left Saturday fol
Yankton to attend the wedding of a
cousin and act as brides maid.
r. b. French left last Friday fol
Sioux Falls in the interest of the
Western Union Accident Insurance Co
The dance given in the Auditorium
Tuesday evening was largely attended
Voegeli's harp orchestra played for the
occasion.
The county board of commissioners
| in,
At this meeting several contracts will
be awarded
r. 5. Vessey of Washington Springs
lnsurgent candidate for governor, wa
IN the city few hours Tuesday enrout,
west of the river
a heavy fall of rain occurred ester
day. The fall was general throughou
the state; west of the river all stream
left their banks.
A, L. Sawyer, who has been visitin!
MS parents the past two weeks a
: Chenille, Mimi, returned HON,
Tuesday afternoon.
The Grand Lodge, l. O. O. F., 0
South Dakota meets at Sioux Falls Ma
49,, 20, Fl. A big parade will take plac
] on the afternoon of the Goth.
Bert Garner and wife left Tuesda,
via Rapid City for Rocky Ford, Colo
;, where they will spend a couple 9
4 months, after which they will 70 t
Texas.
\ Blunt Advocate: Harry Thomso
r OF DeGrey, and Miss Alta DeHart {
Canning were married yesterday :
v Pierre. They will make their home
Blunt.
Chas. II. Burke arrived home fro,
the east Saturday morning He lie
Monday for the eastern portion of Il
= state where he will remain until aft
June g.
u Representatives of the Northweste
IS road have been working in the count
west along the Cheyenne river lookil
% up probabilities of stock shipments t
1T the coming shipping season.
The Bankers Club at their regul
he meeting Monday evening elected Il
o following officers for the ensuing yes
Clarence McMullen, president; w.
d Ferguson, vice president and Mrs. M
st Kee secretary.
The Mail, is the name of bright al
j, newsy paper which has just set sail
If the journalistic sea, published at Mi
land, by G. N. Sherberne. The M,
presents fine appearance and is edit
- by man of ability.
n i'he state historical department ii
morning received medal of Stonew,
jackson, presented by Lewis l.. Perki
of Wilmot, S. D, who was a sergea
:. in the 18th Wisconsin Regim ent. I
medal was obtained at Richmond, vi
ginia: on A pril 3. 1865.
~ Register Wheelon of the local lal
- office says no more final proofs can
set for hearing at any date previous