Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1908-01-02
s1,is Leap Y ear.

.5sris Leap Year.
Joe wells will open restaurant on
Drive.
Something else begins marching
through Georgia today.
n, Newbanks left today for Van
Meter, where business called him.
M, A. Adams is enjoying visit from
a brother, Will Adams, who resides in
Rapid City.
VIM. Borst and daughter, Miss Mar
guerite, arrived yesterday from visit
to friends in Rapid City.
Misses Payne, sisters of our towns
man, b, s. Payne, returned yesterday to
their holdings near Lindsay.
Amos Pond is moving his pool room
from the Bartlett building to one of
the rooms being vacated by Fuller &
Masters.
Senator Willsie-.is now receiver of
the Rapid City land office. He took
charge yesterday as a Gamble appoint.
ment.
Miss Grace Goodner and Miss May
Sheppard departed today for Verlnil-
ion, where they again begin college life
next week.
City schools reopen again Monday
after a two weeks vacation, which has
been greatly enjoyed by both pupils
and teachers.
ID. Q Jordan, who has few equals and
no superiors when it comes to hustling
sales OF real estate, returned from
Highmore today.
Traffic by team, between this city and
Fort Pierre opened yesterday. Old
timers say it is dangerous PROPOSE
| ton.
Wanted Every printer in the state
of South Dakota to send his name and
address to Box 563 Sioux Falls, S. D.,
and get something that will be of in
terest TO him.
Prof. b. E. Crippen, superintendent
OF the city schools, returned this morn
ing from Watertown, where he attend
ed the winter meeting Of the South Da-
kota Educational association.
Misses Jennie Malery, Ethel and
Helen Brink; Clarence and Forest Eager
and Orvllle Schubert left today for Yer
million to be in readiness to take W
their studies in the state university on
Monday
Onida Waterman: A. S. Garner The
sheep man, of Garner township, was a
. this place on Thursday. A clay
pigeon shoot conducted by Herber
Brooklng Was pulled Off at this plac,
MonGay afternoon. " ISIS Florenc,
Jordan and Miss Flora Shaver are alb
sent at Blunt visiting friends.
j. j. Jackley of this city was uited il
marriage, December 26, to Miss Nor
Steck. The ceremony which b,unt
: them in wedlock was read in the HON
: of the bride in RUSSELL Iowa. III
Free Press joins their many wei
wishers in the hope that the new lif
Mr.. and Mrs Jackley are just enterin
upon may be one long honeymoon.
Barber and Palmar one OF the laugh
ing features of the great Advance
/, Vaudeville Company that appears 6
Opera House Jan ga This act alon
is we'll worth the price charged, bu
there are eight other big acts which 6
u to make program Of musical abilit
y Advanced Vaudeville is now the SC
ciety craze in all large cities. where
:, plays to crowded houses nightly. III
v company to appear here is guarantee
to be one Of the best on the road.
Dakotan: While waterways meeting
~ are being held all along the Nilsson
, river and resounding resolutions a
being prepared, and congress Is beir
9 besieged with petitions for river in
= provement, Captain Seneschel is bu
preparing the City Of Fort Pierre f
= packet business between this city ar
u Sioux City, and has encouragement tn
u he will secure plenty of traffic to NAL
9 profitable business.
= A court of Lady Forresters has bee
! ;, instituted in this city by the ladies
: the Catholic church. The officers selec
ed for the organization are as follow
: G. r., Mrs. A. D. Hengel, V. G. r., MI
a ] B. Sherman; II. c., Mrs. NJ. Pulle
n f. c., Mrs John Blower; Treasure
9 Mrs. f. Kantowski and board of tru
y tees, Misses Reisdorfer, Sherman al
t Salvatcri. Mrs. j C. Hatley was a
9 pointed delegate to the National Coz
e vention of Lady Forresters at Detro
Mich.
g The deaths of the city during the pa
is year, while exceeding by considerab
is number those Of the year preceding, a
f. easily accounted for by the great
o crease in the attendance at the instit
It tions OF care for the sick in the city. T