Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1909-07-29
E. f. Corder returned Sunday from

SoAo0AS.
Claude Garner came up from Blunt
yesterday.
Miss Ruth Purcell returned today
from visit at Huron.
Judge and Mrs L.: E. Gaffy left today
for an outing at Ontario.
State Engineer Lea went to Clark
On business matters today.
Mr.. and Mrs. G: E. Lewis went to
their home at Hayes today.
L. L. Stephens and family returned
yesterday from an outing at Hisega.
Drs. Youngs and Riggs went to
Onida Tuesday on professional bust
ness.
j. L. Wing6eld returned yesterday
from several days outing 1t Lake
Kampeska.
G. M. Livingstone went to sully
county yesterday with party of four
location seekers.
w. F. Adrian is out today with four
Iowa gentleman, who are looking for
desirable farm locations.
Attorneys J.. H. Perry, G. N. Viii
Hanson and l.. W. Crowfoot of Absr-
deem, were in the city yesterday.
Miss May Sheppard and Mrs. J. E.
Payne arrived yesterday from Yer
million for visit at the Sheppard
home.
The first annual meeting of the
grand lodge of Elks of South Dakota
will be held at Deadwood August
1920.
At the examination held at Mitchell
by the state pharmacy board, G. F.
Kelley of this city passed as an assis-
tant
liver Johnson, who was sentenced
from Sisseton to term of ten years in
the penitentiary, has been grated 2
pardon.
A. G. Johnson of Winona, MINI
general passenger agent for the North
western, was here on professional bust.
ness yesterday.
Mrs. F. b. Gage and daughter re-
turned Tuesday from a visit at Murdo.
They we're accompanied by Miss Coral
Gage of that place.
Miss Mollie Lee returned to-day
from a visit at Bancroft and has re-
sumed her position as stenographer
for Binder & Borst.
Miss Marguerite Tate entertained a
a large number of friends Tuesday
evening at Bijou party in honor OF
her friend, Miss Debbs.
j. E. Truran, who was called to
Schullsburg, Wis, by the illness of bis
mother, returned home yesterday. He
reports his mother as improving.
A big street carnival is to be put or
in Rapid City August II. 1t is expect
ed that excursion trains will run tc
Rapid City daily during the carnival.
Walter Mcpherson, aged months
son of Mr.. and Mrs. James McPher.
son of East Pierre, died yesterday
The remains were taken to Pasa, Ill.
for burial.
Efforts are being made to secure {
JOINT special train to carry the dele,
gates from Wyoming and South Da-
kota to the national irrigation congress
August 9 ID.
A pardon was recommended by the
state board of pardons for Floyd Pur
Wis, who was sentenced to term Of
five years for forgery.
G b Billinghurst, Forrest Eager, B
A. Cummings, Mr.. and Mrs. H.R. Hor
ner and daughter, left yesterday for al
outing at Pierre Lodge.
The students of the Sioux Fall,
Business College, Sioux Falls, S. D.
are most enthusiastic in praisine
their school. Send for catalogu,
and offer of free tuition.
Report has it that the Milwaukee
company will build from Lennon t,
Bison, then south to the Moreau river
and then run west and northwest tt
Miles City, furnishing new feeder TO
the Pacific coast line.
| Rapid City Journal: Doane Robin
son left for Pierre last evening, hav
| ing finished his duties at Pierre Lodge
He was to get the lodge in runnin
order, which he has accomplished
and he leaves them to care for them
selves now. His son is in charge
Mr.. Robinson is one of Nature
Noblemen.
Developments in Pierre real estat
was probably never so noticeable d