Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1908-08-13
wroodlIien Soldier, August TIA IA.

a baby was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Hausman Tuesday.
Richard Garrett of Harold, was in
5own Tuesday on bushes.
A baby girl was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Slough Monday.
Geo. Poe and j. C. Russell Of Mid
land, were i'll Pierre Tuesday.
Henry Lee and family left Tuesday
for week s visit at Deadwood.
j. D. Lockhart went to Mitchell on
Monday, where business called him.
Miss Julia Siske of West Superior,
is the guest of Miss Mile Howard.
Pierre won the game Tuesday from
Belle Fourche, the score being to 7.
The Pierre team was defeated at
Deadwood Monday by score Of to
IL.
W. D. Funk of Ohio, is here looking
over the city with view of locating
here.
The encouraging feature remains
that the corn crop is coming along all
right.
1t often happens in this climate that
the month Of September is a hot
month.
Max and Glen Slime and H. A. Nc
Cannon Of Okobojo, were in Pierre
Tuesday.
G. w. Lake left yesterday for Lind
sey with party of homestead loca-
ton hunters.
Chas. D. Stevens Of Sioux City has
accepted a position as stenographer
for the board of trade.
Miss Olive Mosteller and Albert G..
Luther both of this city, were married
Tuesday evening by Rev. Loveall.
! w. d. Oldfeld threshed his oats and
spelts crop, getting so bushels of oats
and 2S bushels of speltz to the acre.
q. q. q uoolSc VI IHuldud, WHO Has
been visiting his sister, Mrs. S. A.
Labard, left Tuesday for his home.
| Edward Wagner. United States
district attorney, passed through Pierre
this week, returning from Rapid City
j. L. Zeitlow, president of the South
Dakota Central Telephone company
came down from Aberdeen on bust
ness Tuesday.
| Deadwood Telegram, II: Hon. E
A. Platts, secretary of state, who has
been in the city for several days, left
for Pierre last evening.
The members of the Baptist churcl
gave farewell reception to their re
firing pastor, w. H. Swartz at tn
home of Mr.. Sutherland.
Contractor Olson at the new stat
house met with a painful acciden
Tuesday, a large stone stone fell o.
his,foot, crushing the bone.
Mrs. j. f. Burris and children Q
Madison, arrived last week for an eS
tended visit at the home of her PAL
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.. Satterlee.
Misses Stella Denesmore and Edit
Guemmel and A. Guemmel, r. {
8 Decker, p. Eneboe, Ed. Callahan, an
q A. L. Selleck, of near Midland, wei
in the city Friday.
p Blunt Advocate. S. Irwin sol
nine carloads of horses from his ranc
south: of town this week to f. M. Mey
or, horse buyer from Sioux City, WI
: shipped them to that point.
Rev. w. II. Swartz, who has bee
: acting pastor of the Baptist church
= this city, delivered his closing adore
to his congregation Sunday night, al
returned to his home in Sioux City.
b The first and third Tuesdays
each month are excursion dates
the Northwest and these dates u
u ually bring a crowd Of land seeke
J. and prospective investors to TIL
?. state.
e Good positions are awaiting all col
g petent bookkeepers and stenographe
VI You should attend Mankato CONNIE
cial College, Mankato, Mimi, t
" greatest school in the country. SCI
n for catalogue.
/ A destructive fire is raging arou
the South Dakota and Montana sta
ID line. Upwards Of 100 square mil
t. have been burned, and the towns
g. Griffith and Monroe were threaten
with destruction.
"a State Auditor Hirning, who W
called to Herried by the illness of
ye father, returned Tuesday, but repo,
his father in a serious condition.
y will return to Herried as soon as
50 can arrange his business here.
Isl G. w. Rastal, the present agent
the Cheyenne River agency. has be
- transferred to the position of super
tendent of the Pierre Indian school