Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1910-08-11
The membership of the Bankers

The membership of the Bankers
Club is lengthening.
w. F. Adrian will go Onida tomor-
row, where he hopes to complete the
sale of real estate.
Miss Katherine McGrath and Rolla
Alger were married yesterday even
ing by Rev Askin.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Reeves died yesterday morning of
cholera infantum.
Miss Lillian Moore closed her visit
here yesterday and departed for her
home at Essex, Iowa.
E. f. Lyon has resigned his posi-
ton with the Mallory store and will
soon leave for Oregon.
1t is soon going to cost more to the
sick in Pierre. The medical associa-
ton will put new fee bill in effect.
Mrs. Chas. Eckles of Marshall
town, Iowa, and Austin Powers of
Sterling, H., are guests at the Isen-
berg home.
Bob Mathieson is moving his barber
shop from the National Bank Of
Commerce to the building vacated by
the SHREDDER newsstand.
Hon. l.. B. Wadleigh made bust
ness trip to Onida the first of the
week. He reports crops as being very
good in that locality.
Miss Pearl l.. Ringley of Philip
and John A. Reinschmidt of Fort
Pierre, were married Sunday evening
at the Lutheran parsonage.
Miss Mathilda Frandsen leaves
next week for Volga to spend few
days with friedds, enroute to Mime
apolis where she has accepted posi-
ton.
Drs. HYDE of Philip, Burnside of
Highmore, Selman Of Blunt and Col
lie of Miller, were in attendance at
the Medical society held here yester-
day.
Argus Leader, 10: Hon. A. W.
Ewert of Pierre and John Sutherland
leading attorney of that city were
Sioux Falls visitors Wednesday
evening.
Mrs. j. P. Erickson and children
departed yesterday for Detroit, Mich.
to visit relatives. Mr.. Erickson goes
as far as Minneapolis for treatment
of the eyes.
Thrashing now is general. The yielc
of wheat in Yankton county will aver
age from Is to 40 bushels per acre. II
Hand county the average yield is above
IS bushels per acre.
II. O.. Petrie, assistant dispatcher Of
trains here for the past four months
moved his household effects to Huron
this week, now claims that city as
his abiding place.
Sheriff Moses of Butte county is il
Pierre to get requisition on thu
governor of Iowa for Harry McLai1
who stole team of horses from Bell
Fourche some two years ago.
We have a line of Vudor shadei
and hammocks, CreX rugs ETC., which
you should have on your porch. SCI
us about it today. All sizes anc
prices. The Capitol Furniture Store
Mrs. l.. A. Owen, accompanied b!
her neice, Miss Denver McCloskey
departed yesterday for Worthwhile
Before returning Mrs Owen viii
visit the Twin cities to purchase he
fall stock of millinery.
OF late the weather maker has beer
producing some ideal fall weather
with cool nights and moderate days
South Dakotans will find it difficult
to seek q more pleasant climate at
| various pleasure resorts than can b,
enjoyed at the present time here.
| The remains of VIM. Garvis Wer
| brought in today from Blunt to b,
sent east. Deceased was well know I
in this community and is known al
through the county. The cause of hi
| death was due to heart trouble. De
ceased leaves a wife and his parent
to mourn his departure.
Charlie Rinaberger and VIM
Huston arrived here Saturday from
an overland trip from Milton, Iowa
Mr.. Rinaberger was on his way to hi
claim near Lazy, and reports crops
along the road here as looking fine
1t took them three weeks to max
the journey here.
Huron Huronite, II: Henry Held
of Harold and Miss Marion johnson
of Huron were united in marriage OF
Wednesday at the home Of Mr.. ant