Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1909-06-10
LOCAL IACONICS

Robert Huston of Sioux Falls was
in the city Tuesday
The new creamery at Philip has
opened up for business.
Midland is making preparations for
4th of July celebration.
Mesdames l. B. and Sic B. Linstad
arrived Tuesday from Chicago.
The closing exercises of the Indian
school will be held on June %.
Mrs. H. Dewyer was the guest of
Rapid City friends over Sunday.
David Eastman of Wilmot, was in
the city the fore part of the week.
Hon. Samuel G. Policy, secretary of
state, went to Deadwoed on Friday.
The new Methodist church editice
at Fort Pierre will be dedicated Sun
day.
Harry Vessey left Saturday for
Sioux City where he will spend sever
al days.
L. L. Stephens and j. P. Erickson
returned Monday from fishing trip
to Big Stone.
Members of the local band will give
cotillion party at the auditorium on
Friday night.
Mrs. S. BuZza of Minneapolis, sister
of Mrs. j. G. Rhodes, arrived here the
first of the week.
T. G. Fuller arrived from Milbank
Monday to look after matters before
the supreme court.
A. B. Nelson left Monday for Hot
Springs to attend meeting Of the
Soldiers Home board.
Mrs. F. E. Hits went to Brookings
on Friday, where she is visiting kin
folk and acquaintance.
Claim Agent White of the North
Western road was in the city Tuesday
on professional business. ..
Mrs. C. Roffman Of Hayes is visit
ing at the home of her sister, Mrs.
j. B. Sherman, in this city.
Miss Ethel Howard has accepted
the position of stenographer for the
Beacon Medicine company.
Postmaster Nipple has been granted
raise in salary. After July he
will receive $4,000 per year.
Miss Elizabeth Nixon is enjoying a
visit from cousin, Miss Mabel Peter
son, who resides in Pomeroy, 10.
Rev. Father Burns of Cavour, ar
rived Monday to attend the meeting
of the Catholic Order Of Foresters.
Ezra Issenhuth, of the clerical force
in the office of the state auditor, pass
ed Sunday with his parents in Huron.
The president sent to the senate
yesterday the nomination OF William
H. McLain, to be register of the land
office at Belle Fourche, this state.
Miss Anna Jackley, who has held
the position of instructor in music in
the public schools in Madison, is the
guest of her brother, j. j. Jackley
Mr.. and Mrs. F. j. Swanson return
ed home Sunday from Brookings
they were accompanied home by theil
son, who is attending college there.
Governor Vessey granted pardon
Tuesday to VIM. Windgard Of Huron
who was formerly an engineer in the
employ Of the Northwestern road.
Governor and Mrs. Vessey will bt
No
ner at Philip July 5, when an indie
pendence celebration will be held.
Invitations, announcing the mar
: riage Of Eliza beth Lucille Nixon tx
Claude E. Howard, on June 16, have
been received by frieds of the parties
about the city.
Minnesota parties will put in hou
mill and elevator at Philip. The mil
will cost about SIS, 1000 and will b.
able to turn out one hundred barrel
Of -four per day.
Through the efforts of J. E. Hippl
who attended the meeting Of the Ma
sonic order at Waterfowl, the 1911
meeting of that grand order will b.
held in this city.
Fred Williams and sister, Mis-
Maud, and Miss Lila Mansfield, lef
Friday for Louisville, KY. Mr.. Will
liams is in attendance at q convention
of the Shriners.
Rev. Father Weber of Salem, an
Father Fox of Miller, we're in attend
ance at the state meeting Of the Cath
olic Order Of Forresters, held durin
the first Of the week.
G. E. Taylor has disposed of his in
terests in Canning, Will Nye bein
the purchaser, and WIG will continu
the general merchandise business
& MT. Taylor is away to Belle Fourch
j ona prospecting trip.