Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1908-01-09
G. L Eakin returned to Blunt this


visit at Redfield.
Tom Roberts arrived in the city to
day from Washington.
Mrs. q. II. Jaynes is suffering from
an attack of appendicitis.
Dick Purcell left today tor Lead for
short visit with relatives.
& A. knowlton arrived here from
Rochester, MINI, Saturday.
Mrs. w L. Calhoon and baby return.
ed today from visit at Blunt.
G. A. Knapp departed the latter part
Of last week to visit at Sioux City.
There are good many lawyers in
Wa'ertoWn-may it Please the court.
j, L. Goltra of Madison, was in the
city today, enroute to the Black Hills
l.. T Wddleigh, who has been visit
ing at Omaha, returned here yesterday
W, A. Gardner, vice president of the
Northwestern road, passed through
here Saturday, enrOute to the Black
Hills.
NJ. w. Sheafe, claim holder west of
therlver, departed yesterday for W ater-
| town.
Miss Florence Nordle returned the
fore part Of the week from visit in
Wisconsin.
Rev. Edgar Burton and family, of
McCook, Neb., arrived here for brief
visit Tuesday.
j. b. Wallis, travelling auditor of the
Milwaukee road of Perry. Iowa, was in
the city today.
Roy Dorothy and family left yester-
day afternoon for their home III Con
conully, Wash.
The dance given by the Guild ladies
in the Hyde block Tuesday evening
was well attended.
Miss Rachael IIorner returned to her
studies at the All Saints School at
Sioux Falls yesterday.
W. A. Williams intends to open up q
bowling alley on east Pierre street I'M
der the Bartlett building.
The Okobojo Times reports j W
Owen having gone to New York where
he will engage in business.
Mrs. J II. Grupengieser and daugh-
ter, Miss Bessie, of Onida, arrived here
today for visit with friends.
Miss Helen Clingham returned Tues
day from David City. Neb. She at
tended wedding Of sister.
Miss Lizzie Robinson returned tt
Huron Saturday after a short visit III
the city with Mrs. G. L. Hyde.
The city schools opened Monday afte
the usual holiday vacation. The at
tendance at all the schools is large,
Highmore Bulietin r. c. Saunder
Of Pierre, who has been visiting at th
Patterson home, returned home Tues
day.
Julian Blount, private secretary t,
Governor Crawford, left Tuesday fo
Huron, where he will remain until mex
week
Sioux Falls Press: South Dakota far
mers are reported as regretting the
didn't plant a second crop of corn il
the fall.
Mrs. George Canaan and sen, George
who have been visiting relatives a
Clear Lake, 5. D., returned home Tues
day evening.
Leonard Reed, who is working at tn
Mcclure ranch, was thrown from
horse Monday morning and quite ser
iously injured,
Miss Bertha Hull, formerly of Buncf
Iowa, and Otto Peterson of Blakeshurs
,, Iowa, were united in marriage her
Wednesday evening, Rev owartz, otlic
atlng,
The Moonshiner's Daughter at TN
opera house next Saturday evening
January Is, is a stirring, interestn
: play, full Of life and action II is boun
Q to please.
The Chicago, Milwaukee & st. PAT
railroad has decided to make a rate {
I one fare plus 81 tor the nomeseeker
:. excursions to South Dakota during tt
q present year.
After viewing the line up Of Dil
y that came in last week, it is hard to te
just how that resolution ABOUT savin
t money every month is going to RENAL
y unSmashed at the outset.
Judge Garland OF the federal cour
at hearing iii Sioux Falls, last wee
n granted temporary injunction again
f the board Of railroad commissioner
u putting into effect the 2la cent passe
ger rate.
: The board of county commissions
,, met tuesday in regular session. III
l. January session is the busiest one
the year, and the greater portion
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