Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1909-01-21
p. W. Hickman and son, came down


ID. V.O'ConnelI went to Rapid City
yesterday for short stay.
E. j. Warner of the Cheyenne
Agency, was in the city Monday.
Misses Nellie Norman and Minnie
Lane came in from Lacy Monday.
f. A. West arrived Sunday from an
extended visit in Iowa and Nebraska
points.
Dow Smith returned to his home at
Philip yesterday after few days
visit with friends.
The state board of regents held
session in the city on Tuesday. Regent
Norby was snowbound AT Condo and
was not present.
Mrs. j. F. Burris and children leave
in the morning for their home at
Madison after an extended visit at
the Satterlee home.
Claude Garner, who has conducted
the Palm the past few months, sold
out the business last week to Bert
Garner, who will conduct the bust
ness hereafter.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Elrod arrived
home Sunday from Rochester, where
Mr.. Elrod underwent an operation a
short time ago and is still quite week,
though he is improving.
Gustave kammel died in the jail
at Miller Tuesday night. Last April
| he was sentenced to ten years in the
state renitentiary, having been found
guilty Of poisoning his aged wife near
| Rockham.
Governor Wesley has appointed
Milton Trease of Pennington county
to act as supervisor Of election at
the Camp Crook precinct in Harding
county, to succeed George Williams
of Rapid City.
| Laughter that stimulates, music
chat iingles lastingly and the best
looking chorus on the road is the
promise of the management of the
National Opera company which plays
a three nights engagement at the
Grand January 27-2S-2o.
Hans Urdahl, of Madison; II. O.
Rofoem, of Washington Springs; NJ.
Moriarity, of Redtield; w. f. Vande-
mark , of Alexandria, w. G. Jacobs, Of
Clark: E. w. Brown, Parker: J. W.
Raishe, Belle Fourche: John Johnson,
Oacoma, were among the attorneys
in this city Tuesday.
Onida Waterman: Mrs. James
Johnson of Laurel was taken recently
to Rochester, Mimi, for the purpose
of undergoing an operation for APP
/ pend;citis Geo. Mclaughlin is
about to erect cement block house
3OX3O on his Richvalley farm, to re-
place the residence burned short
time ago.
: A meeting of the Historical society
was held last evening. Among the
pEOlHiucllb . lIttthelS NtlC. 'oFSllol
Vessey, Secretary of State Policy
Senators Curtis, Mcpherson, Amsde1
and Norbeck, Representatives Heba
and Trumbo. Several vocal selections
were rendered by the male quartette
consisting of Messrs. Riggs, Quacken
bush, KienholtZ and Askiu
+. Members Of the State Press associa
: ton are urged to note the change il
: the dates of the midwinter meeting
Circulars issued today giving the pro
gram fix the date at February 10 ant
= II, a change made necessary to &C
Y commOdate the entertainment com
mittee at Pierre and some of til
members who are to appear on tn
E program
I The dedication of the Evangelical
T, church occurred Sunday afternoon
e Rev. Zeck of Watertown, presiding
: elder of this district conduct
ed the services and was assisted b
1 Rev. =. f. Booth Of De 5in6t an;9 Til
: local pastor, Rev. r. d. DeXheime
S Gov Wesley delivered an address
f complimentary to the congregation
a and pastor OH the erection of thi
splendid new church.
Prof. Newman, who is favorabl
3 remembered here for his refined an
instructive entertainments is soon t
!. return with an entirely new produ(
ton of Telepathy and Hopnoti
: Vaudeville. He comes direct frol
the larger western cities where lie la
recently created sensation with hi
/ marvellous mind reading powers an
n Pierre theater goers are assured of
II real treat along this l!ne. lie will b
i here for two nights, Monday an
q Tuesday, Jan. 25 and 26. Prices %;
u and so cents.
The body of James Babcock wa
: brought in Monday from Orion, s. I