Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1908-06-11
The big river is on a bender.
Spencer Burt has gone to Midland.

Spencer buTt mas gone W nlulauu.
Attend the Firemen's Tournament
here all next week.
place on June % to "a.
I. l.. Owens has moved to quarters |
that are more roomy.
Sunday, is Flag Day, and the event
will be celebrated on Saturday.
There is another opportunity to vote!
School election next Tuesday
M. Il Hastings is in Stanley county,
where business called him Tuesday.
The teachers Institute for Hyde Co.
will open June Is for a six days session.
d. ID, Wipf will return tomorrow
from Hutchinson county, where he
passed two weeks.
G. w. Slater, attorney, is in the city
from Onida. He reported crop pros
| poets the best ever,
f. c. Hedger, deputy state auditor,
who has been absent since Saturday,
| will return home tomorrow.
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. HI. Natter are in
| the city from Okobojo; they came to
meet friends and renew acquaintance.
| Miss Clara Farmer has decided to 60
to Minneapolis. She will depart for that
next week, where she will take up the
study of music.
Mis- Rachel Horner arrived home to-
Falls. She was accompanied by friend,
Katharine Randall.
| Wilmer D. Nelson will go to Peoria,
ILL.,, tomorrow. He will represent the
Woodmen of this district in meeting
of the Head Camp of the order
| Governor Crawford will take his de.
parture tomorrow for Chicago, where
he will attend the national republican
convention as a delegate from South
| Dakota.
There will De an eclipse of the sun
beginning at about half past eight
o'clock Sunday morning June 2Sth /.
About half of the suns face will be
hidden here.
Mrs. Lizzie D. Laughlin is candi-
date for member of the school board
Her qualifications are excelled by none,
and her election would be in the line of
advancement.
Miss Barbara H ussey will return to
Quebec, Canada, this week, after stay
of year in this city, during which
time she was guest of her amt, Mrs.
II. E. Cutting.
Auditor King Clerk Tarbell and
County Judge Martens will meet Sat-
urday as a board Of canvassers, when
the votes cast at the primaries will be
counted and nominees declared.
3 VIM. J. Mundt will go to central
, Stanley county on Saturday, where he
has landed interests. Syndicates are
owners of many tracts of land in that
county, which now promises much in
the matter of producing crops.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Livingstone ar
rived home Monday. They have began
. home life in new and handsome resi-
dence property on Grand avenue, sur :
rounded by acquaintance who are de-
) lighted to claim them as neighbors and
: friends.
G. e. Swanson of the state education.
al depart ment, returned today from
Kingsbury county. He brought home
!. no election news, and gave it as his be-
: lief that it would require tins otiicia
count to show which faction had wor
the vote of that county.
: Homer Partridge now occupies the
= storeroom in the Hyde block recently
vacated by +. E. French, where he in
vltes you to call upon him. He will
/, add to his spldndid line of furnishings
n a complete line of clothing, Of the lates
d and most fashionable patterns.
Old residents who have lived her.
/. for many years unite in the Statement
i that the crops never looked finer a
! this season OF the year than they d.
e right now. The prospects for bump
or crop could not be brighter and tn,
d farmers are feeling jubilant over tn
outlook.
a j. w. Ulmer of Memo, is putin;
4. out about 700 trees on his farm. Anon;
them are elm, soft maple, apple, plum
Russian olives and fancy shrubs. Th
farmers of South Dakota are beginnin,
= to realize that trees and wood brin,
: good returns better than crops of grail
!. if period of years is considered. l
" you can get some land in the Sunshin
10 state put out some trees to grow
IS night and day and all the year round
9 When Frank Hits took the cas-
Is bound train Monday, his frien DIS wer
Of the opinion that there was particu
larly firm look of resolve liz his eye,
- and that rumors rife on several forme
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