Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1909-09-09
E. B. Gilmore sundayed at High.

L. E. Snyder was down Tuesday
from Onida.
Miss Lulu Palm is visiting friends
at Minneapolis.
Hose house No. 1 is undergoing
some new repairs.
Miss Theresa Hengel returned to
Rapid City Monday.
MI. and Mrs. John Erickson are
visiting at Minneapolis.
Attorney General Clark was an r
rival Tuesday from Redfeld.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Tillman are
taking in the Minneapolis fair.
Frank Crane, clerk of Supreme
court, left Saturday for Chicago.
Howard Lane returned Sunday
from visit at Nebraska points.
Mrs. ]. J. Dalton returned the first
of the week from Mauston, Wis.
Misses Lillian Alquist and Esther
Hegglund are visiting at Minneapolis
Mr.. and Mrs. q. A. Calkins of Har-
rold Sundayed with E. P. Farr and
wife.
H. M. Straight and DR.. A. H.
Youngs are sight seeing at Mime
apolis.
o. S. Basford, insurance commits
sioner, returned Tuesday from Den
yer, Colo.
U. IS. Griggs has returned from the
Standing Rock and Cheyenne Indian
reservations.
Miss Hazel Pinkney left Saturday
for Aberdeen where she will attend
the Normal this year.
The Misses Iris and Alice Glow
are spending the week at Minneapolis
and also attending the fair.
Miss Josephine Hengel left Sunday
for Winona, Mimi, where she will
attend school the coming year.
Mrs. A. w. Reed, who has been
the guest at the j. W. Latta home,
left Tuesday for her home at Omaha,
Neb.
l.. F. Michael came down from the
Cheyenne river reservation Tuesday
accompanied by George and Louis
LaPlant.
Louis Greenough and Joseph Stain
er left Monday for Deadwood where
they will be in attendance on the U.
S. grand jury.
Anyperson desiring to buy furnish
ed shack, can do so at bargain. 1t is
located west of Observation-Disclosures Of
Ace Rose Cooper.
DR.. G. w. Moore, father of B. F.
and A. F. Moore, died Monday after
a lingering illness at his home at
Essex, Iowa.
E. Jacobson, of the state land de-
partment, returned yesterday from the
Cheyenne Indian reservation, where he
had been to look after the interests of
the state.
Senator Coe 1. Crawford passed
through here yesterday enroute to
Belle Fourche, where he will meet
with the members of the senate irri-
CATION committee.
Mrs. A. Vance who has been visit
ing at the home Of her brother, j. w
Laughlin, went down to Blunt Tues
day to visit her mother.
Are you going to attend the state fair:
You cannot afford to miss it and you
owe it to the state to help sustain and
build up great fair within the bound.
aries Of South Dakota.
Prof. M. Remp of Huron was .ir
Pierre on Friday. He come to attend
the eighth grade commencement, as
| we'll as to be present at the meeting
| of public school officers.
Yesterday c. L. Starr & Sons sold the
Cal Barber farm, in oully county, tt
w. P. Davis of Centerville. Iowa, who
also bought 800 acres adjoining the Bar.
Der place. Consideration, $22 per acre.
Miss Nellie B. Norman passed
through the city yesterday from Lacy
enroute to Brookings where she goes
as a delegate to the W. G. T. u. con.
vention, which is being held there
| this week.
Yesterday the Chicago and North.
Western railroad company purchased
GAO acres Of land, located fourteen miles
north of Philip. Many believe this act
settles the route from Belle Fourche tc
connection with the Pierre & Rapie
City line.
Corn making weather, which has
been on the boards for several weeks