Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1908-07-02
a. W. Ewert went to Huron last

A. w, Ewert went to Huron last
night.
G. F.. Woodmansee is seriously i'll at
his home
Miss Hazel Ulrey is homo for her
summer vacation.
E, A. Hood and wife are in the city
from Hardingroye.
w. G. Thompson has disposed of his
saloon to Bob Carlin.
G. E. Lewis and wife arrived yester-
day from Huron.
Quinn is contemplating on having
a rural free delivery.
Mrs. j L. Flanagan returned yes
terday from Yankton.
Miss Amy Rousseau departed today
for Bartlesville, Okla.
G. II. Bronte departed today for
Chicago, after an extended visit here.
The Clay Clement company that was
billed to appear here July 4th has been
cancelled.
| A. D. Jennings and wife left today
for Manila where they will visit a
daughter.
Mrs. Mary Stearns left for her home
at Yankton after visiting at the Kirley
home here.
| S. L. Polly of Deadwood, candidate
for secretary of state, was in the city
Wednesday.
| Miss Grace Burke gave birthday
BREAKFAST at noon today in honor of
her 21st birthday.
II. H. Kienholz, of Big Stone, who
has been visiting his son here, returned
home the first of the week.
Six women captured wife beater al
Mitchell and gave him a severe flashing
G. S. Policy was in the city today.
G. A. Fountain, deputy public bank
examiner, while in the city this week
examined the American Exchang bank
an found it in excellent condition.
Cards haye been received announin,
the marriage of Miss Edith Gale to N
w. May, at the home of the bride
parents at Reading, Mich. Both par
: ties are we'll known here.
y Miss Laura Kirley was married t.
w. l.. McAllister at ten o'clock Wed
nesday morning at Rosedale. Mr.. an
Mrs. McAllister left this afternoon fo
trip to the Blak Hills, Rev. Askil
j. performing the ceremony.
' Mrs. D. Corson entertained humble
/ of lady friends at her home yesterda
morning 500 was the amusing featur
after which two course luncheon wa
% served The hostess was assisted b
is Mesdames Goodner and Barney an
y Miss Grace Goodner
: Farmers tell US that harvest this yes
will be two weeks earlier than f,
20 years. 1t looks now as if barley ha
rs vest would be in full blast by July 1
10 The spring was perfect one for fie
i work, and all small grain crops were
the ground in good season,
II The Royal Neighbors initiate
y twenty three new members in the
u order Monday evening. The folio,
y ing officers were elected: Kate She
man, Oricle; Miss Neva Thayer, vi
l. crinla. Mics EIoor raoorIor. NJ;
g Mabyn Thayer, receiver; Mrs. Sc
ne seney, chancellor.
~ The Hudsonite: Hon John Biebe
heimer of Pierre was the guest of t
N. Geo. Millet family here several ls
IN week and this, and John had fine v
on it. He has many friends here who a
ID always glad to see him, for John Is
mighty fine young man who max
RS friends every where. He is one
es, State Auditor Johl Hirnings mt
id valuable assistants out at Pierre.
&c Stanley county will without dou
- join Lyman county in voting for
herd law, as soon as the voters can s
ok an opportunity to express themsel,
ok which will be at the general election
or November, if the commissioner of II
nd county take favorable action upon I
on petitions which will be presented
them at their meeting next week.
is is reported that the petitions viii
les are ready to be filed contain over +
ire thousand names, and on such a sho
ch ing 1t is not likely that any questi
of as to the suAiency of the petitions "
be raised.
ca A wild broncho in a carload VIII!
for was being brought across the river
the the "bridge train" came near tyi
ter up traffic on the bridge for time, |
ng by keeping to the ties half way acr,
the brige on the west side trestle,