Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1909-02-04
Smoke The Push-none so good.

Rev. Royce of Rapid City was in
the city Friday.
C. G. Mcleod of Aberdeen was in
the city yesterday.
j. G.. Stoner returned Tuesday from
a trip to Belle Fourche.
S. G. Dewell went to Blunt on Tues
day, to solicit life insurance,
Master Clarence Rhorer is improv-
ing rapidly from his recent illness.
Claude Bennett was in from Philip
last week looking up business matters.
Mrs. d. A. Singer returned to her
home at Blunt Friday, after a visit in
the city.
Miss Myra Tracy returned Friday
from Blunt, where she had been visit
ing relatives.
At the presens time there seems to
be friction between the ground hog
and the weather man.
Robert French was in from Angus
the first of the week Land business
brought him to Pierre
The firm of Laughlin & Sandys,
dealers in real estate, has been dis
solved by mutual consent; Mr.. Sandys
retiring.
Drillets on the NJ. j. McCalmont
farm, in Sully county, struck strong
| Ia pf
1898 feet.
Mrs. II. r. Coulson left last Thurs
day for her home at Lake Preston,
after visit with her sister, Mrs. c..
E. Swanson.
VIM. Stewart of Harold, will 90 to
Utah the 10th of February and look
over the country with view of locat-
ing there.
Okoboio Times: Beryl Benham has
purchased the James Howardson
steam threshing outfit and will use
the engine TO run his saw MILL
The railroad commissioners will
q visit Pierre this week and put forth
an effort to have passed much needed
legislation in regard to railroads.
Tuesday afternoon the pupils in
Miss HOLSTERS room surprised he1
with a number of pretty presents
n having found out that it was her
y birthday.
Three thousand bushels of wheat
a We're received this week by the Capt
: tai Milling company. The product of
the local mills is giving the best kind
of satisfaction.
o Geo. A. Arey & Co. have opened a
market on Pleasant Drive, first door
east OF the Eureka bakery. They now
I have on sale a complete line Of fresh
t and cured meat.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Goddard OF
Sully count, were in the city this
/ week, called here by the illness OF
> their daughter, Mrs. Wallace Calhoon
t who is i'll of measles
Henry Neiu, secretary of the
: southern Minnesota Milling associa
: ton, having main Office at Madison
y this state, was in the city Tuesday, il
the interest of that association.
Highmore Herald, T. Messrs II. C
= Hemmingson, w. w. Yeandle and E
A. VanCamp went to Pierre last Sat
urday afternoon to take the command
y cry degree in the Masonic lodge.
Upon retiring from the office o
register of the United States Ian,
Office, Albert Wheelon will engage il
the real estate business. He will be
} come a member of the Sherman Lane
u company.
Heaps of far eastern mail-the &C
IL cumlation of four days-came in Mon
% day. The delay was occasioned by
y binding snow storm throughout TIL
" states to the east Of US last week
While the east was being stOrr
+ swept, South Dakotans enjoyed clea
IS weather and the warm rays of tn
r. sun.
1t is being rumOred about this sec
tton of the state that the Milwaukee
y road is preparing to construct spu
D. from its main line at Lennon to
y point south of there, where it will
T. in the heart of the lands which are t
u be opened to settlement the latter PAL
of this year on the Standing Rock an
s, Cheyenne River Indian reservations
IN The Social Club of the Eastern Sta
n, was entertained Friday afternoon b
re Mesdames Anding and Laughlin q
rd the home Of the latter. Musical an
literary numbers were given, anon
n the latter an original poem by Mr.:
ru Lumley, which was immensely Ell
tie joyed. Dainty refreshments wer
nd served during the afternoon.
The state fair board will be i
Pierre this week. The board as no
do -F