Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1910-06-09

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School closed Friday for the sum
mer vacation.
Miss Bernice Vessey is visiting
friends in Mitchell.
Miss Liddell of Highmore was in
the city this week.
H. M. Straight returned yesterday
from business trip to st. Paul.
Walter and Fred Smith were High
more visitors the first of the week.
Mrs. j. w. Kneebone of Flandrea
is the guest of her mother, Mrs. Far
mer.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Clifford of Miller,
are visiting their son, E. F. Clifford,
for few days.
T. E. French and daughter were in
from the claim the first of the week.
Mr.. French left for the east.
Miss Louise Gleckler returned last
week from Custer where she has
taught the past year. She has been
engaged to teach here the coming
year.
Friday afternoon the first, second,
third and forth grades of the Central
school under Misses Lewis and Beck
with gave their closing exercises in
Miss Beckwith's room at the Library.
Thursday morning at 10 O'clock
occurred the marriage of Harry l..
Andrews to Ella Teuber at their home
in East Pierre. Rev. H. L. Russell,
performed the ceremony, using the
ring service.
Little Theodore Saunders was run
over by an automobile Friday and quiet
severely bruised but no serious result
are apprehnded. 1t was very narrow
escape hover every.
| DR.. Hollister, for coroner, has a
majority of SGT. Hughes county gave
Chas. H. Burke majority of 500, and
E. w. Martin majority of 1884. Both
returned to congress by more than
5000 majority.
e. L. Tillman, late of this city, has
embarked in the real estate business
Everett, Washington. Those desiring
to make investments anywhere in the
Pacific northwest would certainly profit
by addressing him.
Tuesday afternoon one division of
Miss Beckwith' s Sunday School class
entertained the other as a reward for
good attendance. This party was held
at the Congregational church parlors
. and about dozen young ladies were
t present including Miss Beckwith.
The Pierre and Southeastern Tele-
ephone Company contemplate early
construction Of their line from Degrey
to Harold and Gam Valley. The exten.
sion will bring whole lot of people ir
: direct communication with the capital
At the regular meeting Of Pierre
No. As I. o. 0. F., the following
Officers were selected for the next
;. term Chief patriarch, a. w. Ewart;
: senior warden, V. L. Peterson; high
priest, M. B. Hastings; junior war
den, E. w. Simpson; treasurer, c
d E. Harmon; trustee, G. B. Billing
I hurst.
The Gollmar Brothers Show which
exhibits in Pierre on June IS, anG
n feathers everything connected will
e it, from the street parade to the
:, concert. The press of other cities
}. have made only the most favorabl,
d coment for Gollmar Brothers parade
J. Even when the shows visits territor,
l. where it has never been, its magnifen
street pageant so agreeably surprises
the public that they are sure to GROVE
J the mense tents.
n Using straps from some bandages b.
wore, Peter Hagenson, aged 90, com
mitted suicide in. the Rapid City jai
: by hanging himself i'm his cell. TIL
), man only arrived here the day befor
= on his way to Belle Fourche, getting
off the train by mistake, and at one
commenced drinking, being arreste
to prevent trouble, while in this con
Y dition he took his life. He had q so
Il at Belle Fourche and relatives il
q Peoria, ILL.,, his home.
Victor Warner of Forest City, Will
out on prairie a few days ago, saw
~ wolf run across the road and CAV
:. chase to the animal. after running
= several miles, the wolf decided tina
= he not equal to any further racin
with such rew-fangled running ma
N chine, and dropped painting on th
IL prairie, with not enough spirit left j
y him to put up any objections to hav