Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1910-09-22
Large forces Of builders are busy at

Large forces of builders are busy at
Agar.
John Stopperan came in from st.
Paul today.
Miss Georgia Summerside went to
Harold Tuesday.
F. P. Haugh made business trip
to Agar yesterday.
Nick Caspers was a west bound
passenger yesterday.
Miss Veda Dodds of Fielder, is Wis
iting Mrs. A. E. Chiles.
G. T. Dixie went out to Newell
Tuesday on business matters.
Mrs. G. H. Elrod went to Huron
yesterday on a visit to friends.
Gov. Wesley spoke at the county
fair held at Buffalo Gap yesterday.
VIM. Wingert of Independence,
Iowa. is visiting with friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Bryson of Gettys-
burg, are visiting friends in the city.
Mrs. w. A. Lyman departed yes
terday for Madison, Wis, to visit
relatives.
Richard Champ and party of land
seekers arrived from Washington
Springs today.
Francis Greenough and Will Stark
ey left Tuesday for Beloit, Wis, to
enter college.
Mr.. Wayne, prominent business
man of Huron, and wife, are in the
city for short visit.
Mrs. Slayer, of Kasson, MIMI, ar
rived today, and is a guest at the
home of Judge G. S. Whiting.
Judge Smith, OF the supreme court,
went to Yankton yesterday, where
business called him.
Miss Miriam Crawford, daughter
of Senator Crawford, is principal Of
the village school in Rec Heights.
| Attorney P. w. Dougherty came up
from Dell Rapids yesterday to attend
a meeting of the state railway COM
mission.
Ex-Congressman John E. Kelley,
and candidate for reelection, is in
the western portion of the state, talk
ing to the people.
G. d. Wisard, expect electrician, is
installing a new switch board and
changing the cable for the Onida tele-
phone company.
Mrs. Henry Potter arrived yester-
day from Lake Benton, Mimi. for a
visit at the home of her son, Archie
Potter and family.
Chas. E. DcLand delivered an in
teresting talk on waterways improve
ments before the high school students
yesterday morning.
Mrs. Edinger Of Port Townsend,
WASH, and Mrs. Powers of Clear
Lake, S. D., are guests of their sis.
ters, Mesdames Steiow and Canaan
Construction work on the Methodist
church building is progressing in a
manner that is pleasing to the mem.
bership of the society and the builder
Il. M. Reed, the Capital avenue
| jeweler, has on display an elegant
stock of jewelry and silverware. His
line Of watches is said TO be the best
and largest in the state.
Fred Christensen was called to the
home of his parents in Spencer, 10.
yesterday, by the death of his moth
er. Mr.. christensen has the sympa
thy of acquaintance in Pierre.
1.-THE Man on the Box" is success
in every particular. The cast is ex
cellent. The play is fine and tn,
scenery is seldom ever equaled. Al
the Grand Monday evening, Sept, 20
E. F. Clifford has purchased thu
; interests Of his partners-th Lytlel
and will hereafter 60 it alone. Mr.
| oIIOAu 10 q SoOO OUl1S
ing and all that, and no doubt viii
eqtend the trade of his house.
Mrs. Mabel Starr Mcfarland O
Sansarc, passed away in this city
, this morning, the cause of death be
ing diabetes. The remains wer
taken to Minnesota for interment
and were accompanied by her hus
band, father and brother
Business and agricultural condition
throughout the west and northwest ar
notable prosperous. 1.-THE crops thi
year scarcely will be bumper crops. bu
,, they will be very large" This state
ment was made by Secretary Wilson O.
the department of agriculture. who re
turned from an extensive trip, consum