Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1908-09-17

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E. @. sTriiTTdaahi1ii arrived from Water.
town today.
John McGruder of Okobojo, is in
the city today.
Clarence Lake and family are NOV
ing into their new residence.
The ball game today between High
more and the locals was won by the
latter.
Earl Bryan left today for Cham
paigne, H., where he will enter
school.
L. LaBvecque returned last night
from Chicago where he took ship
ment of cattle.
| Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Ustrud arrived
yesterday and are located in the New
banks residence on Grand Ave.
| q. S. Commissioner Nichols of
Hayes, was in the city yesterday and
left for three weeks trip through
the east.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Garner re-
turned last evening from Colorado,
where they have been spending the
summer.
Postmaster Deater arrived today
from Shenenoah, Iowa, and will look
over the country with view of In
vestment.
The socialist "red special train, f"
with Debs and many prominent COM
rades aboard, started for Chicago
last week on it's transcontinental tour.
Mr.. Debs is due to arrive in Pierre on
Saturday. He will speak at the Grand.
Mrs. Edna Alderman, who was
brought to st. Mary's hospital several
" weeks ago for treatment, died Sun
day morning. The remains were
taken to Blunt that afternoon, and
the funeral was held at II O'Clock
Monday morning.
A snap at "a ,OOo-One of the most
up-to-date business houses in the
capital city. Three stories above
basement Steam heated, electric
lighted, toilet, bath room, and ware
houses. Write to owner, w. E. Lang,
200 Coteau street, Pierre, South
Dakota. S10-4t.
Rapid City Journal: Mrs. Mary
Mckegue Of Pierre, was an arrival
last evening on an unexpected visit
to her sister, Mrs. j G. Bower and
family Mrs. Bower had not seen
her sister for but once in twenty-five
years, and other members of the fam
lily had not met her in thirty years.
Erwin Trumbell, son of Milo Trum-
bell of Sully county, was in Pierre on
Monday. From here Erwin went to
Hot Springs in the hope of lettering
his physical condition. For years he
has suffered for the ravages of an all
ment that puzzled physicians, but of
late it has been declared to be rheu-
matism.
E Hot Springs Star: Judge Fuller is
gradually improving at the Hargens
Sanitar,lm, He had greatly over
worked himself and was in quite a
serious condition. His many friends
over the state will be glad to learn of
his improvement, with the assurance
that he is on the road to complete re-
storation to health.
Pierre people who were out late Fri
day evening saw what they termed
the most beautiful, most brilliant
aurora ever viewed from this locality
Streamers Of light were were visible
to the north early in the evening, but
it was not until after midnight that
the display reached it's maximum in.
tensity.
Huron Huronite: Ben Ash, former.
ly of Pierre, was in the city Monday
on his way home to Underwood from
Sioux City. He had just taken d
train load of range cattle from the
ranch which he and his father are
running near Underwood to Sioux
City market, ana was feellng elateC
over the price he obtained of four and
l three quarter cents.
A number Of Indian families were
in the city last week, bringing il
their children for the government
school here. Superintendent Leven
: go, has taken advantage of the fac
that number of the pupils remain
at the school through the summer va
!, cation, to give them practical train
ing in agriculture. The farm has
raised enough corn and other grains
and hay to feed the live stock ans
. supplied vegetables for the cellars Of
the school,
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