Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1910-09-01

NILS. ooooid came IN IRON Huron |
today.
Hon. G. c. Dokken left today for
Madison.
Mrs. Chas. Fisher is receiving
treatment at the hospital.
Miss Eulalia Clifford is able to be !
about after seige of illness.
Miss Garnett LaFoon returned to-
day from her visit at Midland.
Pierre Brink is home from an ex-
tended visit with relatives in Illinois,
Builders are making good progress
in the construction of the new school
building.
Miss Pearl Hunkins is again in the
city after an absence of several
months.
Miss Merrill, teacher in the city
schools, arrived today from her home
at Boston, Mass.
VIM. 81. Hoover, architect, is SUI
perintending the construction of
| building in Fort Pierre.
Miss Marie Hanson of this city and
Herman Hanson of Fl. Pierre were
married in this city today.
The South Dakota corn crop is not
violating the speed laws in hasten
ing to get 80 the tape line before the
frost.
H. Kirkhatrick, jeweler, has gone
to his holdings in Stanley county. He
would like to dispose of his jewelry
stock and fixtures.
Grain is pouring into Harold as
never before. That town is growing
in Importance as market, fair price
being offered for all produce.
| Last evening Mr.. Ramer's class
of young men gave delightful party
to the young ladies of Mrs. Sebree's
class at the Stainer home. They all
report a splendid time.
Charles e. Sykes has discontinued
the Croker Tribune, which he estab-
lished year and half ago, lack of
patronage being the cause assigned
for the suspension.
Mrs. Emily Garfield left for Sioux
Rapids to visit brother before re-
turning to her home at Erie, Pa.
While in the city she was the guest
of her niece, Mrs. Thos. Lytle.
The annual meeting of the county
game and fish wardens, which State
Warden W. H. Bancroft has called
at Huron on September Is, also ex-
tends an urgent invitation to the
sportsmen of the state.
Articles of incorporation have been
filed for the Stock Growers State
Bank of Timber Lake, Dewey county
with capital stock Of $4,000. Pres
ident, II. T. Twito, Isabel; vice pres
ident, Geo. E. Leach, Minneapolis;
cashier, I. E. Breckenridge, Timber
Lake. l#
Hon. G. H. Burke returned Sunday
from Oklahoma, where he has been
for the past month acting as chair
man of the investigating committee
which has stirred affairs in that sec
ton in regard to the special attorney
affairs of the Indians of that part of
the county.
| The state railway commission has
| up to the present granted licenses to
982 grain warehouses which wish to
purchase grain in the state for this
year. Out of this number 3S7 have
been bonded as storage warehouses
, Other applications are coming in and
the string no doubt will be extended
before the buying season is over.
At the session of the capital com
nilsson yesterday, Fred Bonsey was
granted the permission to conduct a
cafe in the capitol building. A suita-
BILE room on first floor of the build.
Ing has been set aside for the purpose
Mr.. Bonsey will begin business there
about November /.
IHe supreme court mas appointed
A. B. Fairbank Of Huron as the refe.
rec to take testimony in the applica.
ton for disbarrment which has been
filed in the court against A Sherin, a
Watertown attorney. Sherin is charg.
ed with immortality and legal infrac.
tions which are alleged to unfit him to
be practicing attorney of this state
Onida Waterman: j. A. French
one of our first settlers, has bought a
700 acre farm in Maryland and will
move there soon with his family. II
will be like loosing part of Sully
, county to lose Jim French; coming
| here in 1880 and starting with a few
l shee, he has held on through low