Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1910-06-02
Mr.. B. Stiles came in from Sioux

City this afternoon for short stay.
Just as like as not we shall have
touch of hot weather about the 18th
of June.
Harry Robinson was the winner of
a silver medal i'll the tennis doubles at
the Huron intercollegiate contest this
week.
&C. Bennett, with Mrs. Dwinnell
and Mrs. Pierce went to Rapid City
Monday to attend the School of Mines
Commencement.
interchangeable work by an
accurate and experienced stenograph-
er. Address, Il. G. Neufert, Pierre,
South Dakota.
Miss Flora Mustrow from Keokuk,
Iowa, who has been visiting friends
here for sometime, returned to her
home last Tuesday.
Mr. S. Frandsen and daughter Mrs.
II. E. Smith, returned from Volga
last Saturday, after having looked
after his farm interest at that place.
While out driving last Sunday
J. E. Slindee met with an accident.
His horse became frightened and ran
away, leaving Mr.. Sindee with a
sprained wrist.
Towns on the Northwestern line
between Tyler, Mimi, and Astoria,
in Deuel. county, this state, have filed
complaints Of inadequate mail ser
vice, and are asking redress.
1 Pierre has been selected as the
meeting place for the state Dental
4 Convention, The time has been set
for June 9th and 10th. Preparations
are being made for large crowd.
The foudation for the new Robinson
apartment house is nearing completion.
| 1t is of concrete and cement blocks
The later make a good showing in the
exposed portion of the structure.
M. Nj. Kramer, superintendent of the
city high schools here, is in having
been assigned to five counties as insti
tute conductor, and this will keep hin
rather busy through his summer Evaca
ton.
The Kensinton Club which is being
organized by Mrs. Cook, of Moore!
fancy work department, will meet a
Mrs. ?. F. Benefits next Friday even
ing. instead of Thursday, as previously
announced.
The socialist state convention o
the state of South Dakota will b,
called to order in this city Saturday
morning June at the working men
social club rooms. All socialist ar
urged to be present.
The pent up feeling of malice, lon!
entertained by Editor Billinghurst o
the Dakotan toward Sheriff Laugh
lin, burst forth yesterday. Old gran
: ny Billidghurst doesn't like the tren'
of political affairs at this time, an
the tide Of public favor being all to
ward Sheriff Laughlin, grieves tn
old granny sore.
Noah Newbanks and C. e. Hano
are candidates for nomination for tn
office of member of the board of cOun
ty commissioners from the distric
composed of the First and Secon'
wards of the city. In the 4th district
: Third and Fourth wards, j. Il. stat
/. key and Albert Wheelon are candi
: dates fora position on the same board
j All candidates are men of ability an
: high standing,
Not long since granny Billinghurs
: of the Dakotan discovered he wa
4 carrying ROLAND for an Oliver, i
t the person of Hank Kleinschmidt
4 candidate for sheriff. SO, he prevail
: ed upon Hank to change his vocation
e A bill of sale, made by Kleinschmid
e two weeks ago, is evidence that MI
e Kleinschmidt is no longer the pre-
prietor of pool hall and den in oh
= town Of Blunt.
e The Onida and Pierre base ball team
: met on Onida diamond Memorial Da,
|. The game was closely contested fro
D the start. NeinhoICs and Gardner pitc}
5 Jug for the Pierre team, ard Schaf'
r ;or 0nida. Tom Dalton made hon
Il run the first up to bat The scol
stood 5 Jostx in 0nida's favor until tt
d The first half Of the ninth inning, whe
e the home team ''blew up and II
J. visitors ran in five scures, msking tt
If game stand 8 to at the iinish.-Il
Onida Waterman.
t Articles of incorporation have bee
g fled for the Crystal Ice company
J. this city, with capital of $500
e Incorporators, E. G. Kindley, Z.
e Mcclure, James R. Mcknight. III
e officers are E. C. Kindly, manage