Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1910-07-28

There will be cotillion party at the
Woodmen hall, Saturday evening.
W. S. Little has gone to Hamilton,
Montana, where he intends reside.
Dick Purcell and Hugh Jaynes
spent Sunday with friends at Huron.
Business called Hon. J. Fl.
Gropengeiser to Pierre on Monday.
Mrs. j. A. Rim went out to
Cottonwood this afternoon to visit |
friends.
Misses Sybil Holmes and Katharine
Robinson returned yesterday from
Hisega.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Mack of
Waterloo, Neb. are the guest of Mrs.
F. L. Fuller.
Governor Vessey will review state
militia Friday at Camp Roosevelt, on
Lake Kempeska.
| Will Troy and Carl Goldsmith are
away for a weeks stay on the
Cheyenne river.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank.Crane returned
Monday from Chicago, where they
passed two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Cooper and son
Arthur, of Huron, spent Sunday with
Miss Minnie Lane.
Ira Cole will engage in the drug trade
at Agar A stock Of drugs have been
shipped to that point.
Mrs. d. A. Stoyer left Wednesday
morning for Mt. Carmel, H., to visit
sister that is very i'll.
J. d. Rainey, who publishes one of
the newsiest papers west of the river,
was in the city Monday.
Mrs. Chas. L. Hyde and daughter,
Miss Ruth, give cotillion party Friday
evening, in Pierre street block.
Mr.. and Mrs Uhrig left for the east
today. Before returning they will pay
visit to relatives in New York.
d. j. Conway, the ablest attorney
on Sioux Falls, was in the city on
prof essional business the first Of the
u week.
: Miss Cora Wickard of Blunt and
Glenn H. Bents, we'll known in this
city, were married at Armour OIL
J. July 18th.
=, y, j. S. SHREDDER is moving his news de-
= pot, cigar and confectionery store into
quarters in the building occupied by H
~ Kirkpatrick.
:, Miss Mae WEIGH leaves in the
morning for her home in Elkton
S. D. She will probably be gone foul
u or five weeks.
;, H.sC. Quackenbush returned toda,
from business trip to points in Idaho
His homo coming wlllsbe welcome new
: to all Pierre people.
On Saturday last, Robert Lumle,
= sold to Squirting and Hockett sevent.
horses, which were driven to the firm
n ranch on the Cheyenne river.
~ The Brule County Chronicle, afte
short and uphill life, has passe'
away. The subscription list was sol
he to the hamberlain Democrat.
- George G.. Johnson, state treasurer
arrived today from Canton. He report
. crops well up to the average in the sec
ton Of the state in which he resides.
~ Dog days do not seem to have an
- effect upon the industrious pens of tn
- political writer's at DeadWood. The
- are always on the job, rain or shine, he
or cold.
e. Pierre Brink left this morning t
ey visit his uncle, Peter Brink, at l.
cd Crosse, Wis From there he expect
ne to make motor trip to Chicago an
. will doubtless have delightful time
Mt Hyde county people will pull off a bi
ne county fair at Highmore, beginnin
V. September 5th The Hoffman We ellie
e. Amusement Carnival company will Civ
cd six street shows during the fair. TT
speed program excels that of the stat
tn fair at Huron.
u John Latta returned today from Cal
ey ming, near which place he owns va
- liable tract Of land. Mr.. Latta sa,
nc that corn in that locality promises b
yield; and, potatoes, he declars, are no
;or so large that but one can be roasted
ke an ordinary oven.
" w r. Tanp will ask orr citv ia the
- next Monday night to appoint him
the position Of chief of police. Upc
his petition appears the name of mar
'm people. No vacancy exists, and ju
he what action smay be taken, none see
ISL willing to stake their reputation as
on guesser.
- There is a marked change in tt
tone of the crop reports from Sout