Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1910-06-16
L. Rich visited at Huron TODAY,

John Pattee and wife.are spending
few days in Deadwood.
"A. j, Holhrook Of Huron transacted
business matters here today.
Cerrie S. Collins departed for Clear
Lake. Iowa, to spend her vacation.
Mrs. Ralph White of Lacy has ar
t'Veo here for medical treatment.
Mrs. Dick Haney returned the first
ol Inc week from visit with her
parents at Huron.
Mrs. Geo. Rice of Flandreau visited
Pierre this week.
Mrs. Fox and children left TODAY for
Huron and other points on ten DAVIS
visit.
DIR. E. M. Morehouse of Yankton is
looking after professional business
here.
Mrs. A. Melham arrived here vester-
DAY from Hazel, S. D., to visit friends
afew days
VIM. kneebone of Flandreau. repre-
sented the local Masonic lodge of that
place here this week.
>. ii. Lea, state engineer, left TODAY
on trip east where the drainage
matters call his attention.
Mrs. j. M. Stearns was taken to
the hospital yesterday, and will un-
dergo an operation Monday.
Miss Belle t. Clark, a trained
nurse of Rochester, n. y, has ar
rived here to commence work.
w. B. Cantillon, assistant genera
manager of the Northwestern Rv,. was
an arrival here today in his private car
j. FL. Gates Of Sioux Falls arrived
here yesterday to take testimony in
the rate case Of the board of railroad
commissioners.
Representatives Chas. H. Burke was
the recipient Of shower of congratu
latlons upon his return to Washington
after being renominated at the SoutE
Dakota primaries.
Of course you are coming TO Pierre
on Saturday, provided you resid,
without the city. Gollmar Brother,
big show will exhibit here on tina
day. The street parade occurs at /.
O'Clock.
Miss Iva Flanagan of Des Moines
and Telford Osborne of this city wer,
joined IN marriage this morning at tn,
Baptist parsonage, Rev. Tilden official
ing. They will live in East Pierre
Mrs. Louis Hegglund departed YES
terday far Huron from which plac,
she goes to Topeka, Kan, on month
visit. From there she will be accom-
panied by her daughter, Lily.
e. f. Pierce, for ten years superin
tendent Of the Indian Industrial
school at Flandreau, has resigned hi
position to accept the supervisor
ship of the Indian service of the dis
trict embracing North Dakota. Min
nesota, Michigan and Wisconsin,
"Get a straw says the weathe
man, if you have not acquired on
already, for this warm weather j
with us for good now. Today Their
is going to be no change: the sky will
be clear and the sun will cause tn
temperature to rise until it will b.
hotter than yesterday"
Senator Crawford will soon hav
to name and appoint a candidate 70
midshipman and two alternates t.
take the examination for entry to tn
national academy at Annapolis, am
will also appoint two alternates t.
take the examination for entry t
the military academy at West Point
The horse market in this part O
the state appears to be active wit
buyers searching the country 70
horses, and paying good prices.
number of buyers have been workin
in this section the past month, an
the farmers are turning oft their SUI
plus stock. The heaviest purchase
, have been made by Tom Brannigar
/ Of Omaha, who has worked in thj
section several years. Saturday b
shipped seven cars of fine wor
e horses from here to South Omaha.
A dispatch from Washington vef
. terday Thought the intelligence thu
Capt. j. B. Binder had been recon
2 mended for the position of postmas
er at Pierre. To many the al
nouncement was surprise. M
Binder is good business man an
/ will, no doubt, give the people sue
t service that will cause every patro
\ to feel glad that he is there. AS I
the administration of the present il
: cumbent, j. E. Nipple, has been sue
that the Free Press nointu RI ~