Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1909-05-13
A Catholic church will be erected

A Catholic church will be erected
at Blunt.
Barney Simons came in from Manila
Saturday.
S. l.. Foote was up from Huron
Tuesday.
DR.. j. P. Foster came up from
Huron Saturday.
Howard Ellis of Centeryille, was in
the city Saturday.
John Riley died at the hospital
Tuesday of pneumonia.
Col. Gray of Gary, was the guest of
0. G. Dokken Saturday.
C. B. Ingham arrived from Miles
City, Montana, Saturday.
l.. l.. Stephens went to Capa on
business matters Saturday.
Andrew McFall Of Onida, was here
on business matters Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. E. Snyder and Miss
Green were up from Onida Monday.
Mrs. VIM. Summerside returned
home yesterday from a visit at Huron.
Mrs. Jane Lamb and Mrs. Berry
went to their homes at Blunt Tues
day.
j. E. Millett of Hudson, is the
guest Of his niece, Mrs. Bibelheimer
today.
Attorney C. w. Brown of Rapid
City, was in Pierre Oh legal business
Saturday.
| A large addition is being built on
the John Westlund residence on Capt.
tol avenue.
Miss Guida Satterlee returned to
Meers Sunday after spending a few
days at home.
P. W. Doughtery, a member OF the
state railway commissioners, vas in
the city last Friday.
G. A. Dewell of Sioux City, a cousin
of our townsman, S. G.. Dewell, was
in the city Saturday.
! j. F. Parker has purchased the
Merritt bakery and will continue the
business on cash basis.
Mrs Weischedel and Mrs. Fair
born, arrived today for a visit with
the formers daughter, Mrs. Wheelon
F., Miss Inga Dahl has accepted a posi-
tion as teacher in the city schools at
Toronto and left for that place Satur-
day.
Eli Murphy and Miss Antonio Var
Ham both Of Stanley county were
united in marriage by Rev. Dexheim.
er last week.
Doane Robinson went to Cakes to
day, where he will take part in the
: commencement exercises Of the In
dian school.
Dr.. o. N. Hoyt has disposed of his
practice to DR.. n. b. Gearhart o
Philip. Mr.. Gearhart is now located
in the Hoyt office.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Arwidson o
Huron, spent several days in the cit.
the fore part of the week, the guest 0
the latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. f
L. Fuller.
w. S. Peck, a Watertown printer
we'll known in Pierre, forgot to TAX
his hand out of a job press he wa
: feeding quick enough, and the pres
took Off a finger.
1t is estimated by those who hav
travelled over the country near thl
city that at least 2 200 acres of sod i
/. being turned over every day in Hughe
e and Sully counties this spring.
Messrs Blanchard, Quackenbush
butcher, KienholZ and Owen took
, trip to Aberdeen by auto Saturday
Mr. Quackenbush left from that poin
e for a visit with relatives at Yves
! Concord, MINI.
! The 2,72O acre ranch Of NJ. f. Gaia
Ian, four miles north of Rec Heights
+ has just been sold to Heltibridle
+ Shuster for sos, 900, or $25 an acre
s The place has an artesian well an
improvements in buildings and break
e ing.
d The years hay crop on the schoc
8 lands of Brown county was leased t
bidders, some Of it going for as niue
r as $3.50 all acre. This shows tina
|, hay is becoming scarce in South DE-
:, kota, so much Of the land being i
crop.
r. In the circuit court yesterday Fran
d Montieth and Emil Jarl pleaded guilt
Is on charges Of selling liquor on Sur
day and were each fined so and cost!
Milton Brooks was sentenced to thi
= ty days in jail for selling liquor to a
= Indian.