Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1910-09-01
Spencer Burt returned today from q


visit at Lodi, Wis.
Miss Mae WEIGH returned Tuesday
from visit at Elkton.
T.. J. Harnett of Philip is guest of
Pierre friends this week.
The Misses Cox and Emma Lewis
are in from the Cox ranch.
Wayne Woodland was in the city
Tuesday enroute to the Hills.
Miss Helen Jacobsen returned to-
day from visit in Illinois.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Martin return
ed Tuesday from visit at Capa.
R. w. Hoag left yesterday for
Grand Isle, VT, to attend the wedding
of sister.
A. G. Brink is absent from the
city today. Real estate business
called him away.
Frank Keene left today for his
home at Watertown, after attending
tht Payne-Mallery wedding.
The weather man predicted rain
for today. He has guess coming
Mrs. e. M. Grid is in from Ottumwa.
Miss Elizabeth Ryan arrived today
from an extended visit in Wisconsin
J. 2. Arp and wife left last week for
Sioux City where they will make there
future home.
James Hilma left today for Sherman
this state, where he will engage in the
drug business.
w. Ii. Green of the Okobojo Times,
with Mrs. Green were visiting in
town today.
Coming to Pierre. Sept II.
The flower of the Ranch q
| Big musical Co. tickets on sale next
week.
F. N. Beacon transacted business
in Fort Pierre today. He says bust
ness in that town is growing.
Chas. l.. Hyde made business trip
toOnida last week. He went up to look
after his extensive land interests.
Seth Bullock, United states mar.
shall, passed through Pierre on Tues
day. Il: was ticketed to Sioux Falls
Miss Ethel Brink arrived home
yesterday from trip to Europe, hav
ing spent few days atBeresford on he,
return.
David Patterson, of Denver, has
purchased large ranch west of Fort
Pierre, paying s57 800, or 500 ae acre
for the same.
| Daily Journal:-The Sioux City
Roosevelt meeting has been located
in Mizzou park in the hope that he
will play ball.
A prairie fire Monday evening il
Chapelle township, burned over {
hundred tons of hay for Will Henph
rey, and came very close to his barn
and sheds.
Neil Nelson will take formal depart
ure from Pierre next week. He hal
decided to locate in the state o
Washington north of Seattle.
Miss Elizabeth Ryan, Miss Shurt
left and Miss Ida Williams, who
will teach the East Pierre primar,
grades, arrived yesterday.
On retiring from the office O
assistant secretary of the state E. A
Platts was presented with handsome
meerschaum pipe and tobacco jar.
Editor Mundt of the Spirit goel
to Sioux Falls tomorrow. He desire
to be up front and on the groun,
floor when the commoner walks in
The Modern Woodmen are EXPECT
ing a great crowd in Rapid City O,
Thursday, September Is, when the
have their grand jubilee celebratio,
and picnic.
Bob French goes to Stamford, thi
state. The Western Star in speakin.
of him, says: He is now a travelin
representative in the interest of tn
Equal Suffrage Association.
If Oklahoma's grandfather claus
should work no more effectively tina
Oklahoma's prohibition laws n
! Afro American could find cause TO
complaint.
Miss Edna Davis, who has bee
employed in U. S. land Office fo
some time left the first of the wee
for Missoula, Mantana, where sh
went to accept position with tn
forest reserve service.
FL. G. Obershaw was in Aberdee
Tuesday on business connected wit
with the securing of one Lincol