Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1909-08-19
Harry Beach was up from Sioux

Falls, yesterday.
Byron S. Payne, lawyer, went to
Huron yesterday.
Glenn Yates left Monday for his
home at Bryon, Ohio.
P. H. Steck of Russell, Iowa, is
visiting his daughter, Mrs. j, j.
Jackley.
Rev. Dexhelmer returned yesterday
from Philip, near which place his
family are located.
Mrs. Charles Sutcliffe is in the city
from Milbank, the guest of her sis
ter, Mrs. j. L. Lockhart.
II. f. Olander Of Stratford, Iowa,
arrived here yesterday for short
stay with his brother, j. F. Olander.
Chas. II. Burke addressed great
crowd of people today at Cottonwood,
the occasion being a reunion of old
pioneers.
Mrs. Fred Bonsey and daughter,
Ruth, went to Okobojo Sunday, the
former being called there by the ILL
ness of her father.
f. N. Beacon is out calling on dea-
lers west of the river. He expects to
cover distance of one hundred miles
daily with his auto.
Chas. l.. Hyde arrived home Tues
| day from the east, and until the close
OF the building season he will be the
busiest man in Pierre.
Sheriff G. Falkenhagen, of Sully
county, is in the city hospital, and in
a few days he will lie operated on, ap-
pendicitis is the ailment.
A. j. Lane returned Saturday from
his former home in Michigan. He
says that many are thinking of COM
ing the Sunshine state.
Fall term Of Mankato Commercial
College, Mankato, Mimi, opens Sept.
l. Enroll then and get two months
free. Send for catalogue.
G. l.. Starr is in central Iowa work
ing up land matters. He expects to
return next week with a party of pros
pective farm land purchasers.
Brick layers on the new Hyde block
reached the third story last week.
The block will be in the hands of the
finishes before September L.
Sheriff J. w. Laughlin left today
for Sioux Falls. He took Bert j
Willoughby to that place, who will
begin prison life tomorrow.
Miss Lillian Hoover, sister of w
II. HcGver, arrived the first of the
week from Iona, 10. She intends be-
coming a resident Of Stanley county
Mrs. Shay left yesterday for hel
home at Chicago after an extended
visit with relatives here She was
accompanied by her sister, Mrs. Geo
Airey.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Reed mourn the
death of their infant child. Funera
services will be held Friday and will
take place from the residence of Mr.
Reed, ST.
j. e. Travis returned Friday from
a trip through the Black Hills. MI
Travis reported a splendid trade il
the towns, and that everywhere i'm
provements were being made.
The frame work for the warehous,
to be erected by L. B. Albright & Co.
is up. When completed the structur,
fill supply want. All branches O
business in Pierre are growing.
Geo. II. Krause, editor and owne
Of the Flandreau Enterprise, is in tn,
city. He came to purchase farm
lands. The Enterprise is one of tn,
best newspapers in eastern South Da
kota.
The Gas Belt Land company hav'
announced it's intention Of building
a handsome block, and expect soon t,
begin building operations. Messrs
Davy and Newell can build just tina
kind of a structure.
Articles of incorporation have beef
filed for the Hughes county co-opera
tive store, at Blunt, with a capital O
$4,000 Incorporators are: John G
Lockhart, Otto Linstad, Pierre; Johl
G. Stewart, Blunt.
Surveyors, in the employ of tn
Chicago & North Western road, ar
working on a line from the Cheyenn
; river southwest, in the direction O
Philip. Philip is a good town, and
: second railroad would boost the tow,
into commercial Importance.
Joe Wallace, deputy sheriff, car
tured Martin Opsal, a fleeing ohors