Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1910-06-16
Gollmar's circus Saturday.

Tom Campbell visited here this week
from Huron.
D. Il. Smith of Miller was an arrival
today from Miller.
State Auditor John Hirning arrived
today from Herreid.
Hon. Tom Thorson of Canton was a
Pierre visitor Monday.
Miss Mae Brady arrived here from
Bloomfield, Neb. for a short stay.
Mrs. Lu Lillibridge came in today
from Huron to visit friends a few
days.
Mrs. Lillian M. Thomas of Milbank
is visiting at the home of Mrs. j. E.
Truran.
Mr.. and Mrs C. H. Thatcher cele-
brated their first wedding anniver-
sary today.
w. F. Bancroft, state game warden
is now nicely located in the new
state house.
Miss Leona Davis, who has been
attending school at DesM Dimes, Iowa
returned home today.
Y GU should not miss seeing the
| Golimar Bros. circus which will be
seen in our city Saturday.
Clifford Roush' departed today for
Des Moines, Iowa, from which place
he goes to HUSTON. Texas where he
has secured employment with bridge
builders.
On Tuesday last B. B. Burns dis
posed of his dray teams and business
to j. II. Burkapile. Mr.. Burns intends
to locate in the Ozark mountain
SEXTON of Missouri.
Geo. Rice and F. c. Robinson, rail
road commissioners, came in today
from points east to take testimony
in the railroad rate case. They were
accompanied by P. W. Dougherty.
Judge John A. Garland has issued
two removal orders in the federal
court, one for the removal of Joseph
Old Lodge from the Brule county jail
to Pierre where he will have his trial
next week. The other order is for the
removal of John H. Conway from the
Lawrence county to Pierre for trial
Huronite, l3:-J. w. Doyle of
Pierre was an over Sunday visitor in
Huron. &C. W. Lair of Pieras was
among the business visitors in the
yesterday. -. Miss Wesley of Pierre
was in Huron Sunday for for some
time on her way through here.
Miss Ella Clough and Jas. G. JEFF
fries were united in marriage at noon
yesterday at the home of the bride s
sister, Mrs. Edward Uhrig. Rev.
Askin performing the ceremony
They left on their honeymoon
through the Black Hills. They will
live on ranch. owned by the groom
near Sansarc. Congratulations are
extended.
DR.. Hopkins returned from Pierre
last night. He attended the meeting
of the state dental association aud
was the only Aberdeen delegate in
attendance. He secured the next
annual meeting Of the association at
Aberdeen, thus proving he Is consi-
derable of power as lobbyist
when it's comes to going after some.
thing for his home city. Aberdeen
. News.
The complete program for the Souti
Dakota Conservation and Develop
| ment congress is not yet formulated
but will be ready in a few days. The
entire nation has been drawn upon fol
it's best talent and distinguished men il
craftsmanship, business and science
will lead the discussions. The con.
gress will be an opportunity of life
time to meet the successful men of
America.
! The state of South Dakota has lost
: within the past few weeks, two for
5 mer congressman in the persons O.
Freeman Knowles and John A. Pick
S Ter. Knowles, always cratic, grad
g uated from Pcpulism to Socialism
< Mr.. Picker had of late years pait
less attention to politics than form
erly. Both men we're prominent ant
+ influential in the earlier days o
statehood.
: While the weather has Leel
: rather cool, with frequent showers
!. the past weeks, farmers report crop,
making good growth The corn stu
b alton would be more satisfactor,
Il with warmer weather, as growth i
0 slow, but the crop is getting a goo,
i start, and with normal weather late
h in the year should get through al
n | r;ubt tho op1v. dappor haipu tbo+