Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1908-09-10
s. S. Ruble went to Rapid City yes

.erday
Remember the Gas Belt Exposition
Sept. 22-a5.
John O'Connell went to Rapid City
yesterday for short visit.
Mrs. B. ID. Dickey returned yester-
day from visit at Huron.
Mrs. Albert March returned yes
terday from a visit at Rapid City.
D. G.. Chapman of Rousseau, was
in this city on business yesterday.
Mrs. Geo. Coates went down to
Canning yesterday for short visit.
Miss Etfie Voorus of tuscaloosa, Ia,
is a guest at the John Laughlin home.
Miss Eva Ramsey of Milwaukee is
the guest of Miss Marjorie Stoddard.
Cecil Green left Tuesday for Indi-
ana, where she will spend the winter.
Cal Bradstreet was in the city to-
day from Sioux City enroute to Miles
vile.
| Miss Elizabeth Parrott of Water
loo, Iowa, is the guest of Miss Clay
ton West.
Miss Eta Logan has accepted a
position as teacher in the Stainer
school, Butte county.
Miss Elsie Dorothy entertained
twelve young lady friends at a lunch
party Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Ash were in
this city Monday from Moreau river
enroute for Sioux City.
S. w. Clark has been appointed
fish and game warden of Clark coun-
ty by Governor Crawford.
Mrs. w. e. Sackett and son of Og-
den, Utah, are visiting at the home
of the formers sister, Mrs. Harry
Lumley.
Mrs. G.. b. Billinghurst, president
of the Rebekah assembly of the state,
attended a meeting AT Highmore
Tuesday.
Gov. Crawford has appointed Dr..
E. e. Field of Sioux Falls to serve as
member Of the State Board of Den
tai Examiners.
Max j. Kehr Of this city has been
drawn to secure during the present
time Of United States court at Dead
, wood as a grand juryman.
John Paulson, a young man who
lived in Sully county, north of Har
rold, was caught in a runaway Tues,
day and dragged to death.
The Mitchell Corn Palace will be the
. greatest event in the state this year
William j. Bryan. Presidential Candi-
date, will deliver an address on Sept
!, ember 18th. Arrange to hear him.
Articles of incorporation have beel
filed for the Farmers and Merchants
Bank of Helca, with capital Of SO,
: 900. Iucorporators, Clyde McGinitis
Clark Lamport, George M. Shank an(
. others.
The school board has awarded
contract to Wall Il Johnson Of Brook
S ings to erect the new school buildin!
+. on the fiat for Still. The contrac
n calls for a brick building with base
ment and two stories, two rooms o.
l.. each floor.
There is a big crop and APPARENT
!. one Of good quality. Every indicatio
points to a good market this fall. T
n all appearances the present crop wi
r. bring more cash into South Dakot
v than any previously harvested.
means a prosperous year for everyone
is up-to-date business houses in tn
d capital city. Three stories aboy
% basement. Steam heated, electrt
lighted, toilet, bath room, and war,
N houses. Write to owner, w. e. Ian!
5e 200 Coteau street, Pierre, Sout
70 Dakota. Sl0-4t.
le The next attraction at the Graz
opera house is an ideal story of we
q tern military life entitled "The Lie,
ID tenant and the Cowboy a strict
70 high-grade production which is qui
v worthy of the attention of our be
theatre-goers. The engagement is f,
! one night only, Saturday, Sept. l
Prices S1.00, 75-50-35 cents
N E. j. Lacy's new artesian well h;
lg caused fine stream of water to flo
from his ranch on Chantier creek
n the Missouri river, a distance of s
e. miles. Will Huckfeldt, who has
i, ranch below Lacy on the creek, to
If Lacy to come down and get 800 wor
of lumber, potatoes, beef, or anythil
else he had, as the water runni1
~ through his land is worth it to him.
7 Monday afternoon at O'Clock O
VA CURED the funeral of the 1S-month
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