Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1908-07-16
+ g.. W. Norbeck is in from Aberdeen
Thomas Crawford was in from Oko-

parents at Flandreau.
Miss Emma Split of Mitchell, is the
guest of friends in the city.
Mrs. c. F. Hagar Of Huron is a
guest of relatives in this city.
Alfred Under came down from Mid
land for short stay in tho city.
Richard Lyons and j. j. Huntington
we're arrivals from Madison today.
Ed Hennigan went to Minneapolis
Monday to take in the Shriner's con-
vention.
DR.. Hoyt returned today from trip
to Duluth, called there by the illness of
sister
Frank Grandle was brought in from
Canning yesterday being overcome by
the heat
Louis Greenough is having new
glass front put in his store building on
main street
Miss Enga Ofstad arrived today from
cI LII SlSlU at VuC ". ILu-
gus home,
Mrs. H. L. Nelson and children have
returned from a visit with relatives in
Minnesota.
Arthur La Jester, former resident
of this city, died at berdeen Saturday
of tuberculosis.
Mr.. and Mrs. j j. Jackley departed
today for points in Iowa to visit the
latter's parents.
Carl Wilkin, l.. d. johnson and
Fred Gropengieser of Onida were in
this city Saturday.
II. II, Decker, division superinten-
dent of the Northwestern line, cane in
from Winona today.
W. F. Hudson and wife returned to
their home at Midland today after a
short visit with friends here.
These are glorious days when the
corn crop makes itself. 1t never gets
too hot for wellwatered corn field.
Rev. A. S. Loveall of Pierre, will
preach at the Methodist church at
Highmore Sunday morning and even.
ing.
The G. E. DeLand building, oc-
cupied by the Capital City Orchestra,
is being raised and new foundation
is being put in.
a solid train load of fat cattle was
dispatched east Monday evening. The
stock was from the ranges, and we're in
prime condition.
Mrs. j. R. Mcknight entertained 8
number ladies from 8 to - o'clodk
yesterday morning in honor of Miss
) Dorothy Mcknight.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. NJ Livingstone
drove to Hayes on Sunday. Mr. Liv-
ingstone reports that crops in that 10
:ality promise an abundant yield.
Eve Thomas, seven year old daugh
J tor Of Mrs. Ed Hanson, was seriously
! burned Sunday while playing witt
matches. She is in a seaious condition
Corn is coming along at 2:2O gait
and promises to be fine crop. All
crops are looking fine and the barley
, and early wheat crops are now made
Reynold Wolf of Iroquois, who ha:
been in the st. Mary's hospital for {
; few weeks, left Saturday, considerabl,
improved and with fair prospects fo
recovery.
/. The game of ball played here Sun
8 day between the locals and Highmore
was won by Pierre, the score being
: to 1. The game was good on
e throughout.
Judge Boucher, of the circuit court
: will begin busy term in Fort Pierr
h next Monday. At this term Aureliu
Bowen will be tried for the murder O
Katherine Kille.
t Miss Lillian Penszhell, sister of Mrs
Albert Hegglund, and Mrs. Gatfney
! who have been visiting at the Hegg
lund home for some time, returned tt
Minneapolis today
Elmer George of Rapid City, has re
q ceived his commission from Judg
Garland as United States commission
or at Date, Butte county, and ha
J, taken up his work as such officer.
The militia companies of Sturgi
J. and Spearfish passed through our cit
: Saturday afternoon in two tours
sleepers on their way to Watertowl
While in the city they made thing
n lively.
= To be successful business trainin
is necessary. Mankato Commerci,
g College, Mankato, Mimi, offers tt
= best courses of study at the loves
* rate. Send for catalogue.
Sister Athelherta died at st. Mary
:. hoapital Friday evening after an il
= ness of three weeks. Father Stenz
I'll 0fficia tin0 at tho fuporol Into-,, =.