Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1908-04-16
II. F, Farrell of Huron was IN the


Miss Inez Erickson of Miller is visit
ing friends in the city.
Clara johnson went out to Midland
yesterday to visit friends.
George King returned the latter part
of last week from Ottumwa
&c. Hatley is at Watertown in the
interest of the Bankers club.
Miss Mitzi Zoski of Plat, S. D., is the
guest Of friends in the city.
"The Woodmen Soldier" is soon to be
played by the M, w. A. lodge.
Edward Garrett and wife were ar
rivals this afternoon from Blunt.
R. S. Gleason of Sioux Falls, mum
bered among the visitors here Satur
day.
Attorney G. r. Krause of Dell Rap
ids, is in the city on professional bust
ness.
e. P. Farr and wife returned today
from an extended visit at the twin
cities.
George Nash arrived here Friday
from Aberdeen for visit with his
family.
Frank Noonan passed through the
city Tuesday from Yankton on his way
home to Lead.
| Work was commenced Tuesday for
the placing of gutter on the south
side of Dakota ave.
Quincy Lee Morrow gave one Of his
interesting lectures at the Baptist
church last evening.
G. w. Bolster and wife departed to-
day for Harlem, Montana. where they
will make their future home.
NJ. A. Saugstad left for Hitchcock,
this state, where he is, looking after
real estate interests and farming eper.
ations.
a marriage license was issued yes
terday at Rapid City to James Horgan
Of this city and Mary Peacock OF
Pedro.
A farewell reception was rendered
Mr.. and Mrs. Lange last evening by the
Eastern Star at the home of Louis kehl
and wife.
D. A. Stoyer left this morning TO-
Carmi, III. A friend says that Dar
harbors the idea of leaping into double
blessedness.
Frank GutheiI, who has been visiting
his sister, Mrs. j. G. Levengood, depart
ed Tuesday for his homo at Por
Huron, Mich.
: Mrs Thomas WATSON entertained
company of ladies yesterday in homo
J of her mother, Mrs. Holsett, who is her
for short stay.
| The supper given by the ladies O.
East Pierre in the assembly hall Fri
day night was we'll attended and tn
ladies cleared over $50.
Tuesday evening, April 21st. Th
play "a Woman Of Mystery" will b
(. the scene at the Grand opera house an
3 is sure to please. Don't miss it.
t Fay Hockett, G. f. Eakin, Nicl
Schultz, Dick Purcell, George Thoma
| and Bert Cummins attended the Stoc *
: mems meeting at Rapid City this week
Miss Mary Coils who has been visit
s ing at the home of Mrs. E. Jacobse
t for some time, returned to her hom
the first of the week at Little Eagle.
Q D.
Miss Grace Goodner arrived Frida
from Vermillion to spend her sprin
i vacation with her parents here. Sh
d was accompanied by Miss Bernie
Sway,
y Mr. and Mrs John Heron and daugt
d ter, Laura, have returned from tri
to Hot Springs, Arkansas, where the
n have been for the past few months fC
$ the benefit Of Mrs. Heron's health.
Come 60 the Grand opera house o
v Monday evening, April 90, and hear th
University of South Dakota Band an
Glee Club. Will be a great treat fc
:. lovers of music. Prices so, 35 and
= cents.
Railroad Commissioner Smith {
: Sturgis was in the city Saturday H
reports the issuance OF new freigt
rate for the country west of tn
q Missouri river, with cuts Of from fiftee
9 to fifty per cent on different classes {
shipments.
6 Miss Mary G.. Collins has presente
o the state department of history with
n historical chart made by Iron Dog {
o the Standing Rock reservation. TT
s. chart shows the making of a treaty b.
tween two Indian tribes. Iron Dog
n convert of Miss Collins, missionary {
a the Indians of that reservation.
Stock Growers News: Mrs. John (
It Holmes and Miss E. A. Smith,