Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1910-09-29

Miss Ruth Hardy of Roscoe, III,
arrived today.
w. F. Adrian is taking in the sights
at the Corn Palace.
Mrs. w. V. Monroe of Watertown
is guest of Pierre friends.
Miss Minnie Livingstone spent Sun
day at her home in Onida.
The State Medical board is in ses-
sion at Hot Springs this week.
Miss Della Shank went to Lennox
| yesterday on a visit to home folks.
The state debt, according to q re-
port of the state treasurer, is 1886.
425. 2S.
MI. and Mrs. W. j. Mundt are in
| Mitchell, viewing the sights at the
corn palace.
Frank Crane went to Watertown
yesterday, near which place he owns
several farms.
Mrs. Charles Reigler is in Iowa,
where she went few days ago to
visit kinfolk.
| Misses Ruth Hyde and Lelah Nc
Coy left today for Chicago to resume
their school duties.
An experienced stenographer and
bookkeeper wishes position. Address
AA, IN care of Free Press.
The regular meeting of the state
board of pharmacy will be held at
Aberdeen on October 10.
| Mr.. and Mrs. l.. d. Johnson are in
the city from Onida. They were &C
companied here by Miss Nelson.
| Miss Margaret Cullen returned to.
day from Nebraska, being called
there by the death of sister.
S. H. Lea, state engineer, will de.
liver an address at the Good Roads
convention at Aberdeen October q.
L. l.. Branch came home today from
Mitchell. He reports a very large
attendance at the corn palace exposi.
ton.
Attend the opening at Moores
Store on Friday evening, 1880 to 1920
Music, souvenirs and hearty wei.
come.
1.-The Man on the Box" was played
at the Grand Monday night to wei
filled house and the audience was wei
pleased with the show.
W. S. Clark, attorney general, wat
an arrival today. He came to attend
a meeting Of state board of pardon
which convenes Friday.
A shipment of fixtures for Pierre
Banking & Trust company were re
ceived today and placed in the com
pany's banking house.
Pierre Amusement Co. announce {
cotillion party, to be given at Wood
man hall, Saturday evenings, from
8 to y, during the winter months.
The contracts for the sinking O
four artesian wells in Willow creek
Butte township, Stanley county, wer,
let to Norbeck 4 Nicholas for SIS, 425
A. G. Brink Land Co. are shown
a party of investors over the country
today. 1t is, JUDGED, stormy da,
when they are not out on like mis-
y sion
Mrs. Kate Gregg of Blunt, wa
given a fine of $50 in Justice Yarnell'
. court today for not complying wit
: the state hotel laws regarding tn
; necessity of fire escapes. The cas-
: was appealed to the circuit court.
Governor Vessey returned yester
day from Philip, where he delivere,
: an address at the opening of distric
: fair Many people were Assem- BILE
there, and the exhibits we've good.
Onida Waterman: VIM. Rem, VIII
9 has been working in the Dick PURGE
barber shop at Pierre, has purchase
,. a halffnterestin the Star barber sho
> frowF. G. Hoover and has taken flu
charge of the same.
t May Hall completed the stent
l. graphieYcourse in Mankato (Minn
It Commercial college last week. Sh
e was sent to a good position at $50
It month. We predict she will soon
;. getting 500 q month. Why don
) you take course in that school? Sen
e for catalog.
!. The autumn equinox with it's stor1
: has passed and everybody seems t
:, be about as we'll as before the su
l. crossed the equator. Thursday wa
g the day upon which the equinoctis
S storm period began and weathe
prophets predict some excellen
f autumn weather for the next tw
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