Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1909-01-14
Bob Yokum was Highmore visitor

saturday.
DR.. Michael left Satnrday5for the
Cheyenne Agency.
Lawyer March was a Highmore
visitor last Monday.
j. G.. Stoner, jr,, arrived from
Highmore Wednesday.
j. c. Wild and family arrived sun
day from Adrian, MINI.
Geo O. Van Camp visited a few
days at his home in Highmore.
Misses Fac Conklin and Lydia Dow
ner came up from Highmore Wednes-
day.
Henry Webb and Miss Ethel Clark
of Highmore spent Sunday i'll the
city.
John King of Highmore was tran
sactiug business matters in the city
last week
Miss Alice Glow, who has been
visiting friends at Huron, arrived
home Saturday.
|. w. Lampman, who is interested
in the Beacon Medicine company, is
in the city from Manchester, Iowa.
j. p Brehl Of Forest City, arrived
last week and has entered upon the
duties as assistant Waterman at the
Capitol building.
Miss Anna Hollister, teacher in the
9TH grade department is on the sick
list. Mrs. Bibelheimer is filling the
vacancy.
The annual meeting of the South
Dakota Live Stock Breeders will be
held at Mitchell the latter part Of
January, commencing on the Goth and
closing on the 2Stb.
Another mysterious disappearance
is reported from Gregory county, the
latest person to disappear being Hen
~ Mojeck, a farmer who for some
time had been in business at llerrick
AS Mojck' S financial condition was
good and his domestic relations were
| pleasant no reason is known for his
disappearance.
, This afternoon Sheriff Plotner left
for Pierre, where he will attend the
convention of the state sheriff. as.
ISOLATION The association has not
] been very active of late but an effort
will be made at this session to or
. ganize on a new basis so that it viii
be effective and useful to the mem
bers. Mitchell Republican, "A.
A large number of our subscriber!
: have squared accounts the past few
weeks and are again enjoying TIN
y, sweet sleep that comes only from
:, clear conscience. A few have arreal'
:, agos still on our books Will the,
please attend to this matter at once
Like others who are still living, W
y occasionally have uses for money.
S At the yearly business meeting Q
the Baptist church last Thursda
night the following were elected fo
6 the year: Trustees, John Sutherland
n chairman; VIM. Kemp, A. Ewert an
A. G. Brink: DR.. Youngs, additions
member; deacons A. G. Brink, Be
S. Brown, VIM Kemp and j j. Jacl
ley. Supt. Stoddard was re-eIecte
" and Mrs. Youngs was elected supe:
intendent of the primary department
) "Miss Conklin's work in the leat
! ing emotional role in '"Ihe Othe
Woman at the Studefake theatl
yesterday afternoon was revelatio
to her many admirers in the cit,
- Previous to this she has been seen
- ingenial roles only, but her emotion;
work was received even more enthus
v astically. Her Interpretation {
- ENID" showed precision and sur
III ness Of touch. Chicago Inter-Ocea
p She will appear at the Grand opel
at house, Wednesday, Jan. goth.
~ Miss Myra Williams and Mr.. Jol
= Locllhart, both of this city, we
united in marriage Tuesday at tt
home of the groom s sister at Broo
I'd ings. Mr.. and Mrs Lockhart a
as well known in Pierre and have lary
ri number of friends who extend co
k gratulations. They arrived hon
this morning and will 60 to hous
no keeping in the Hyde block.
III On Tuesday, Jan. 10 at the Graz
ge opera house, that fascinating al
r. popular play 'Human Hearts" W
ne be presented. This metropolit;
production will be rendered by COZ
q pany of artists carefully selected f
:, their fitness in the various roles a
40 signed them. The company ha
&C special scenery for this producti'
10 and the realistic snow storm is
feature in itself. If you have new
see this play before, see it now.
I'll you have seen it you will want to s
at it again.