Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1909-03-11

Miller yesterday.
E. c. Issenhuth went to his home
at Redfeld Friday.
Mrs. G. f. Mallory of DeSmet is a
guest at the j. f. Mallery home.
State Secretary Policy went to |
Deadwood today for a few days visit. |
Miss Margaret Cullen of Philip has
opened up the millinery store in the |
old Arthur store and is now ready |
for business
Mrs. j. e. Payne and baby left to
day for their home al Nermillion |
after visit with her parents, MI.
and Mrs j. w. Sheppard.
Proceedings have been instituted
by States Attorney Martin whereby
Ray Thomas and two brothers will
be taken to the Children's Home for
| care.
Owing to loss of the company's
bridge at Cham berlain, the Milwau-
| kee company is sending cars and
freight, billed to points west OF the
river, over the Northwestern via
| Pierre.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Waldo, G.. II.
Waldo and wife, Ralph Waldo, Elmer
Stearns, n Eckwald and Elsie Herr
ing, all Of Ottumwa, were in the city
yesterday on business before the U.
S. land office.
The Margaret Minton company
have entertained large audiences
nightly al the Grand opera house
during the week. The Company
are the best performers that has en-
tertained Pierre audience for many
a day.
| Sunday afternoon the Milwaukee
roads pontoOn bridge at Chamber
lain was swept away, or about 80 sec
! tions of the bridge were put out Of
business, by the swift moving cur
rent of water and ice. 1t will be
necessary to transfer passengers and
express by ferry boat.
"Why Girls Leave Home at the
3 Grand opera house March 18th is said
to be play that is admirably con-
structed, having very little Of the
: bombastic so characteristic of the
2 melodramatic style. There is well
come lack of stage machinery, and in
8 place of these the owner, has invested
q his capital in adequate stage settings,
!. Jacob Schlup went to Pierre on
: Tuesday, to look after business mat
tiers. Jacob owns a fine quarter sec
j. tion of Hughes county land and he
thought it advisable to look after it
He will also visit with Fred Burki
jr., and with j ohm Steiner at Harold
= before returning home. Hudson Hud
sOnite.
d Mayor Wadleigh has rendered hi!
q resignation as such officer, and J. l.
e Lockhart, president of the council
also asks to be let out. The council
&c at the regular meeting to be hell
- next Monday evening will accep
- both designations. The Free Pres
hopes that G.. II. Jaynes will b.
chosen to fill the position, occasionet
- by Mayor Wadieigh going away.
- George j Danforth, OF Sioux Fall
has been appointed to the Office 0
states attorney of Minnehaha coul
! ty. The appointment was made t
~ fill The vacancy caused by the stat
supreme court deciding that Georg
W. Egan, who was elected to the O.
III flee at the election last November
''i was disqualified because of havin
III been disbarred from practicing la
in South Dakota.
;, W. G.. Robinson, of Salt Lake Cit,
:. has filed a claim against the city
Mitchell in the sum of $40, 900 for tt
death Of his son, Frank Q. Robinson
as which occurred about six weeks ag
S. The young man was member Of
tie dramatic company. After the clos
Of a performance, while going tiroug
bo all alley, he placed his hand on a q
nv wire that was attached to an electr
,s- light pole and received shock TIN
killed him.
Ex-States Attorney Hughes,
-. Fort Pierre, was in town Saturda
w. Attorney Hughes will have charge
the Kille murder case to be tried he
next week, which case gives promi
L. Of much interest. Judge CAT
Ia, was here from Pierre Tuesday mig
lr- on business. He will be here aga
the first of the week and will condu
,d- the defense in the Stanley Coun
~ murder case 80 Mrs. Matte Tray
ar went to Pierre Monday noon to VII
friends and relatives -. Lawy
GundeIson is here this week frC
re- Pierre. He has case of his ov
Ills against Ellen Clifford for fees