Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1908-04-16
w. f. Bruell of Rsdfeld, is in the

w. f. Bruell of Radfeld, is in the
city.
Hon. G, H. Burke was an arrival
from the east this afternoon.
The State Federation of Women's
Clubs will meet in Pierre, Aug, 25, 26,
81.
Frank Philmalee of Meers, S D., and
Viola B. Hull of Fort Pierre were
united in marriage Monday at the Con-
gregational parsonage. Rev. Askin
tying the nuptia knot. The young
couple will make Meers their future
home.
William McCune, representing Buffalo
Bill, is now here gathering Indians for
| the show. The number to be taken will
| be between sixty and seventy. Two
hundred applied for show jobs the first
| day Show jobs ever catches the in.
| dolent.
Miss Martha Dewey and Frank A.
Hubacher, both of Leslie, were married
yesterday afternoon by Justice S. G..
Yarnell. Both young couple are we'll
and favorably known throughout this
vicinity. The groom being brother
of Mrs. Chas. Hurlburt of this city.
Robert Emmett Dowdell of Ar
tesian has found his way to the plat
form. Democracy in this state has
withstood great many jolts, but the
one he has just given it, is most serious.
We'd had much rather have our teeth
pulled than to sit two minutes within
his voice.
The local Board of Trade will enter
distinguished visitors--the Sioux City
trade hustlers-who will arrive by
special train from Rapid City, at
O'Clock. Pierre is in form and will not
only give the visitors a royal welcome
but will make their stay one OF profit
and pleasure.
Sioux Falls Press, ID: j. W. Laughlir
of Pierre, deputy United States marsha
reached Sioux Falls yesterday, having
: in charge John Hoffman, who was in
dicted by the federal grand jury a few
days ago and who was ordered trans
ferred from the Hughes county Jail tt
| the Minnehaha county jail
Sioux Stock Journal: f. NJ Sacket
has been down from Meers this weel
receiving the big steam pillow will
which he will soon begin tearing VI
great gobs of Stanley county dirt
Such men as Mr. Sackett and a few
power plows will transform western
: South Dakota into an agriculture
: country in few years
Two extensive prairie fires are re
ported to be burning in Su.!y county
a north of the city. A gale has been blow
r ing making it impossible to head tn
9 fire, and large area has been burne
over. While it is feared that building
f have been lost, it is impossible to &c
/. information. One of the fires starte
9 north of Okobojo, and the other mort
of Harold.
g The Dickens club held a meetin
g Monday evening at the home of Mrs
d M. R. Carter, with a large number Q
members in attendance Presden
r SWartZ made few commendable re
marks and presented Mr. and Mrs
LANCE with water color marine seen
who will soon leave fer Rapid CITY
Both Mr.. Lange and wife feelingly re
: ksponded with good will. At the clos
n of the meeting ice cream and wafer
9 were served.
Florice e, Olney, a Stanley count
rancher, and who a few days ago W.
y indicted on three accounts by tt
8 federal grand jury, now in session {
. Sioux Falls, on the charge Of obstructin
% the United States mail, pleaded guilt,
Judge Garland imposed fine of s
J. which was paid and the case again
p Olney was dismissed. The small amour
IT stances connected with the case.
The University Band and Glee Gu
Il assisted by Waldemar Won Geltcl
10 Violin Virtuose and Chas, f. McLun
cornet soloist will be the attractiy
y feature at the Grand oprea house MOI
% day, April 10Th. Waldemar Won Celtic
has world wide reputation as violi,
If list and never fails to please his auaienc
Q Charles F. McLung, late cornet soloi
1t with Brooks Marine and Ravens Bant
le cannot be beaten and always wins a.
n plause. There will be IN addition
If Messrs. Won GeItch and McLun
rousing college song and yells by IL
d Glee Club mem bers as well as the be
a music obtainable by the band ar
If Burlisque Symphony Orchestra.
10 Judging from newspaper notices r,