Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1908-01-02
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oouhell mas returned from a
WISH at Ute, Iowa.
A.u. Loyeall and wife left YESTERDAY
Tor visit at Philip.
The event of the season in tia onera
house will be Jan. ga.
Inc state railway commission meat
tomorrow in Sioux Falls
L a, Murphy was up from Sioux
Falls the first of the week.
.. n. Deland is moving into his new
law Office on Dakota avenue.
Y, H..Castner and wife returned YES
'erday from visit at st. Paul.
MISS Elizabeth Nixon left wednes-
Gay on visit at Mankato, MINI.
&c. Wild has sold his stock of furni
cure to Masters Fuller Furniture Co.
Miss Sadie Robinson is away to Mar.
snail, where she went to visit kinfolk
Inc county board of commissioners
meet next Tuesday in regular session.
II. A. Cummins departed Tuesday for
Hooslerdom, where>he will remain up
til March.
ivan E. Goodner returned to RAND
City the first of the week after a short
visit here.
The travel through here the last of
last week and all of this week has been
very heavy.
The Danish Brotherhood gave pri-
Vate party and bazaar in the Hyde hall
Tuesday evening
Mrs, Thos. Brown went to Chicago
Tuesday, where she was called by the
illness OF Mr.. Brown.
Flynn, Phares and klespees, plum
bers, have established their business
office in the Hyde block.
Gus Brightling is away to Omaha.
The report that he is away looking up
a mother-in-law, is not true.
John Erickson, private secretary to
Governor Crawford, arrived home TO-DAY
| from stay of two weeks in Wisconsin
Misses Martha and Paulina Suther-
land left Wednesday for Grand Island
Neb., to resume their studies at scho oil
j. Jeffres and wife left Tuesday fol
Madison, Wis, for az extended visit
They also expect to visit points in II
| Iinois.
The marriage of Miss Jessie 0. Yodel
and Edward w. Downing occurred a
Blunt yesterday Rev. Russell of this
city officiating.
VIM. j. Mundt, extensive stool
raiser and banker of this city, left Mon
day for Humboldt, where he went tt
visit brother.
a large tonnage of hay is being bale
for shipment to points east. Owing
the extremely mild winter but yer
little feeding to stock has been requil
ed.
Joseph Pitlick of Okobojo Registered
at the Riverview last night. He drov
to this city to meet his father, who
came to look over this favored count,
and spend sometime in this delightfr
climate.
Miss Jessie l.. Livingstone, superin
tendent of schools of Sully county, speI
Monday evening in the city, guest of he
brother, G. M. Livingstone, While Ell
route to Watertown to attend NEE
ing of the South Dakota Educationi
Association
/ The Christmas edition of the Hlgt
more Herald was the best and mos
handsomely arranged and artistcal
printed newspaper that reached this 0
flee. Aside from liberal advertiser
patronage, it was fairly trimming owe
with up to- date news.
The funeral services of John How
ardson was held Sunday afternoon {
the Catholic church. Father Stenz
officiating. Deceased was one of tt
old time residents of Sully count
where he settled in 1888. He had bee
living with his sister, Mrs. Kelley, an
/ had been in poor health for some tim
Wednesday evening at s O'Clock oc
Cured the marriage ot Miss Nor
Frost, Of Mcintyre, Iowa, to job
Regan of this city. Mr.. Regain is on
of tho popular young men of this cit
and is also connected with the firm c
Garner & Regan. The young coup
intend to make Pierre their futul
home.
Advanced Vaudeville will be hel
Jan. 81. 1t is hoped the people of tn
city will realize what grand treat tn
form of entertainment consists o
i Never dull moment. Good singin
and dancing, musical comedy, ligi
opera and excellent specialties make
program that is simply great. Mana
ger Hyde guarantees this to be one {
the seasons events and patrons shout