Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1909-09-09

| w. A. Garver was q. Blunt visitor
here Saturday.
j. Kelley of Garden City, is visit
ing in the city. go
S. B. Carson left Saturday for
Indiana points.
John Stopperan returned today
from Freeport, III.
Mrs. w. Fl. Cashier returned to
Aberdeen Saturday.
Albert Gunderson transacted bust
ness at Philip Saturday.
M. B. Quimby left Tuesday for
Oskaloosa, Iowa, for visit.
Mrs. II. E. Cutting returned this
morning from trip to Minneapolis.
Bert Villas of Temple, Texas, visit
ed relatives her the first of the week.
Henry Esselbrugge and P. Walsh
were Sully county visitors here Satur-.
day.
E. M. Wanbaugh returned yester-
day from business trip to points in
Iowa.
Mrs, John Bibelheimer is teaching
Miss HOLSTERS class in the High
school, owing to her sickness.
Miss Stella Dalton arrived Satur-
day from Wisconsin and will trim in
the Owen millinery parlors.
NJ and Mrs. ]. S. Seebre departed
Sunday afternoon for the coast, where
they will pass month. Bon voyage.
Miss Margaret Tate left the first of
the week for Mankato, Mimi, where
she will attend the. commercial col
lege.
Mrs, G. Alstrand returned Satur-
day to her home at Fort Dodge, Iowa,
after visit at the +. j. Swanson
home.
Miss Viola Morrow returned to
her home at Rudolph, after a short
visit with her sister, Mrs. F. G.
| Vaughn.
I Judge S. G. Yarnell left for Mime
apolis Sunday. He will be joined
there by his family and from there
they go to Seattle.
Miss Irene Barnes, of the state de-
partment of insurance, left this morn
ing for Hiawatha, Ka. She will be alb
sent until October.
| Miss Jennie Mallery left last week
for Chicago for short visit, from
which place she will go to Beloit,
Wis, to attend school.
Reports from Belle Fourche state
that there is great deal of activity
going on in preparation for the early
construction of the Belle Fourche
valley railroad.
Money to loan and real estate in
Hughes, Stanley or Sully counties.
large or small amounts 2s3 Pierre
street, Title Insurance g. Trust Co.,
Pierre, S. D. 18tf
| G. l.. Starr, shan whom more active
dealer ii. lands is not within the range
of our acquaintance, is expected home
from Iowa today, where he has passed
three weeks, admonishing the landless
to come to South Dakota where hustler
may secure the most fertile land on this
mundane ball.
| Q. A. Hawley, Huron policeman,
was shot through the head at 1878
Tuesday night and will die. Hawley
attempted to arrest some hoboes and
tramps, who were making distur-
bance on Dakota avenue, when one
of them pulled gun and shot him
through the head.
| Governor Vessey has appointed
three delegates to the Third Interna-
tional Conference on State and Lo-
cal Taxation to be held at Louisville,
Kentucky, Sept. 21 to "a. The dele
gates are: Pres. H. X. Warren,
Yankton college; Dean Thos. Ster-
ling, State university, Vermillion
and John Hanten, Watertown.
i Lew w. Sandys, owing to increasing
practice before the United States land
Office, has opened ali Office on Pierre
street. Mr.. Sandys has met with good
success in his practice, never failing to
please those who have employed him in
any matter before the local land office.
None are more competent to serve nor
able to advise.
| Deadwood Daily Telegram, Z: Miss
Louise Checker arrived in Deadwood on
Saturday from Rapid City, where she
stopped over one day to visit friends on
her way from her home in Pierre.
While in the city she was the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. S. c. Policy. She left