Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1910-06-30

The county board of commissioners
meet next Tuesday in regular session.
Hon. Warren Young of Fort Pierre
came over today to witness the dedica-
tory exercises.
A. j. Hits, father of our towns
man F. E. Hits arrived yesterday
from Milbank.
John Duncan, long connected with
county affairs of Moody, IS attending
the dedication and congresses.
N. j. Svenstrup. representative
citizen CO Hurley, this state, is in the
to attend the dedication ceremonies.
E. E. Budde took a fall last ev enirg
into the basement of the telephone
company block, but escaped injury.
The clinking of beer glasses is no
longer heard in Pierre. The saloons
We're closed with the advent Of July.
Johns F. Hughes, Judge-elect, will
deliver an Grafton at the celebration
to be held at the Lumley ranch July
4th.
| Fort Pierre has been daily we'll rep
resented in Pierre during the week. We
are proud of our neighbors over the
river.
DR.. S. B. Stegeman will go to Onida
tomorrow, where he will open drug
store. His drug stock is there await
ing placement.
Geo. A. Perley, weather Iforecaster,
is in the city from Flandreau. He will
be with us next winter, being the NOM
inee for state senator.
The state fremen's tournament is
being held at Chamberlain this week.
!, Pierre sent fine lot Of firemen, and
some prizes are certain to come this
way.
Messrs. Eakin & Gregg, real estate
dealers at Blunt, autoed to Pierre to-
day, and were present at the dedica-
tory service of the capital.
Capt. N. n. Kingman, of Selby
as elected department commander of
the South Dakota G. A. R. over Maj.
Chas. Barrett of Sioux Falls. ::The
vote stood 1913 to 81.
M. Mullen, stakeholder in the
Pierre National Bank, died today at
his home in Minneapolis. Col. Nc
Clure will 60 to Minneapolis tomor-
row to attend the funeral.
The city is filling up with hoboes
and yeggmen, who are waiting for
the Fourth, and the police have been
busy all the week rounding up the
most Objectionable ones.
Articles of incorporation were filed
Saturday for the Watertown SAM
forum and Hospital company. The
I incorporators are G. 2. Jones, Ii. !.
!, Bartron and H. A. Babcock all of
WatertOWn.
It G. T. Dyke, superintendent of con-
t struction for the North w estern rail-
road company, was out in Stanley
n county last week. 1t is limited that
) line of road will be built from
It Wendt to Leslie over a line surveyed
ten years ago.
n Wilbur Quirk, one of party return
d ing to Highmore from Pierre, was in
= jured in wreck last night. When
we'll on their way home, the auto ran
onto an obstacle and turned over. Mr.
= Quirk sustained a broken arm, others OF
- the party escaped with slight bruises
Today, at the NJ. E. parsonage, Cur.
tbs l.. Emmons of Lacy and Grace Till
-. ian Kidder of Minneapolis, were united
:, in marriage. Rev. Thibodeau, officiat
, ing. Mr. and Mrs. Emmons will go tt
- their farm home, north of Lacy, bear
Us ing with them the best wishes Of all &C
= uuaintances for long and useful life
Okobojo Times A few days ago j
S. Green of Pierre received a checl
~ ~ from Washington for $7.84 which wa
- due him on clothing account when mus
Y, tered out of the service at the close o.
~ the civil war. This is evidence tina
= Uncle Sam is good pay even if lit doe
take forty-five years to get around to it
:" 7. M. Taylor, editor of the Capita
- journal, sustained serious injurie
- Monday, when in the press room o
- that establishment He was about
to adjust belt and in doing 81
* made it necessary for him to elm
IS a ladder; about the time he place.
g the belt upon sulley the ladder fel
3. throwing him into the running ma
s. chinery. Mr.. Taylor was pulled from
a the machinery soon after the accider
~ by employers his right forearm
er was brokon also his right leg wa