Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1910-09-01
H. L. Wiggam was in from Wendte


for visit at Des Moines.
Miss Lucille Matthews of Chicago
is visiting relatives in the city.
Miss Ruth Uhrig left today FOR a
visit at Midland and Stanford.
Miss Lulu Winstone returned yester
day from her visit at Tabor, Iowa.
Rev. and Mrs. T. f. Gullickson re-
turned today from visit at Toronto.
Miss Myrtle and Verne Dorothy re-
turned today from visit at Ute, La.
Work was started this morning at
remodeling the Brink building on Pierre
street.
Mrs. T. G. Smith and daughters
returned today from a visit at Bara
boo, Wis.
Miss Marie Smith left yesterday for
Rapid City where she will visit for a
few days.
Miss Berneice Smith left yesterday
for her home at Highmore after a
visit with Miss Eula McCord.
Margaret Cullen returned Tuesday
from the Twin Cities, where she pur-
chased her fall stock of millinery.
Miss Kathryn Deutsch arrived
yesterday from her visit with relatives
at Flandreau and Sioux Falls.
Land seekers are invading South
Dakota again all anxious to get
good piece of this productive soil.
Mrs. Geo. l.. Fay entertained the
Eastern Star social club yesterday in
honor of the birthday of the founder.
A. P. Osgood left yesterday for Hot
Springs where he will receive treat
ment at the Sanitarium at that place.
The pool hall which has been running
on Pierre St., has been closed and
the proprietors are looking for new
location.
A number of extra stock trains
went over the G. & N. w. yesterday
and last night from the western part
of the state to the Sioux City market.
The capitol building committee
adjourned yesterday after three day
session, during which the accnmllat-
ed grist Of business was ground out.
Mrs. G. C. Witt and children arrived
yesterday from Sioux Falls to again
take up their residence in this city after
an absence of several years.
Lynn Robinson and Miss Ella NJ.
Hayes, both of Gettysburg, were
married at the Congregational
parsonage Thursday afternoon, DR..
Askin officiating.
The weather bureau has made it
possible for man to come home
from his vacation without the neigh
bors jumping to the conclusion that
his money ran short.
F. j. McCalmont went up into the
jungles Of Sully county on Saturday
to look after operations upon his
farmer. He reports the splendid
yield of wheat, oats and barley.
| For Sale-Two we'll located resi-
dence lots in Pierre. price $4,000
Also Upright Grand Piano. nearly
new.-Claude T. Walker. Alb Euclid
Ave.
To avoid buying a new pump,
j. G. Callehan, dairyman, is about
to dispose of his stock of COWS and
quit the business. Among the mum
Der of COWS he desire to sell, are some
of the best.
| Fred Mason will enter Mankato
Mimi, Commercial College Sept. 1
Over 700 students in attendance last
year You can get particulars by
sending for free Year Book.
Miss Stella Burke of Huron and
Miss Sullivan, of Sleepy Eye. MINI;
came in ION Saturday from the east
and in company with Miss Della
Smith they left Monday for a trir
through the Hills.
The school bell will call together
the scholars of the city schools next
Tuesday. Monday is labor day,
and holiday, so the opening of the
schools will begin busy year on
Tuesday.
Gov. Wesley grants acquisitions or
the governor of Montana for the
custody of James Bailey and Luthe,
Hagen, both wanted in Faux county
on charge of adultery, and being held
by Montana officers for the South
Dakota authorities.
F. NJ. Taylor, editor Of the Capita
Jorunal, is we'll on the road to recov-
cry. Nine weeks ago he suffered