Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1910-11-10
George Kienholtz has returned from

ing passed SUNDAY VIII ITleuuS dG
Canning.
The election returns are valuable |
only as they throw light on the path
way of the future.
Mrs. ]. F. Dustin and daughter of |
Nowlin were shopping in the capital
city shipping on Friday.
OF late an increase number of loads
lumber has been hauled into the coun-
try northeast of Pierre.
w. J. Pellett returned last week
from central Iowa, where he visited
the old folks at home.
Miss Ettie Criswell left Saturday
for her home at Russell, To-, after
visit with friends in the city.
Miss Maude Belson entertained q
number of girl friends on Friday. A
few hours were joyously passed.
S. D. Blair will go to DeKalb, ILL.,,
on Saturday. He may decide to re-
main in that state permanently.
The Telephone block is in the hands
of finishers. 1t was built upon plan
strictly modern, and is a handsome
/ structure.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Grauel return
ed Friday to their home near Hard
improve, after visit with friends in
the city.
DR.. Horace w. Tilden will remain
in Pierre until about December 10.
After going from Pierre, will pass a
month in Omaha.
Thomas w. Keegan and Ricca L..
Keehner, both of Zeal, Meade coun-
ty, were married Tuesday by Rev. r.
D. Dexheimer.
The November term of the circuit
court, for Hughes county, will begin
next Tuesday. Judge Boucher will
preside.
Richard Henselin of Oklahoma
City, Okla, arrived Monday to be
with his mother, who is i'll at the
hospital.
} Tom Weed and family were arrivals
from Gettysburg Monday enroute to
Ft. Pierre, where they will visit Mr.
Weeds brother.
Rev. Bredesen returned to Huron
Monday, after ably filling the Luth'
eran pulpit. Rev. Gullixson having
: preached at Huron.
: G. W. Somers, wife and daughter
are in the city from Genoa, Ills. Mr.
Somers has extensive interests in the
city and around about.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Pearman came il
Saturday from the Cheyenne rive
country. Mr.. Pearman is seeking
treatment for stomach trouble.
H. NJ. Hoover, student at Ames
/. To-, was in the city Friday. Hoove
q had Just returned from Meers, nea
which place he filed on homestead
t Frank Craig has bought the Eas
: Pierre Assembly Hall and will divid
the building into two rooms using on
for a grocery store and the other for
: hall;
November, thus far, has not show
q any great stability. 1t can be likene
: to a clash between sunshine and frost
in which one is afraid and the othe
dasn't.
: Chas. Leisher, former resident G
this county, and who went to VAST
q ington four years ago, has came bac
= to remain permanently. He may locat
near DeGray.
Elias Jacobsen has returned fro1
- Deadwood where he has been recen'
ly engaged in the state land depar
ment work in the government fores
er's Office.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Burke expect
= go to Washington within a few day.
- where they will remain during tn
session of congress which begins ca
ly in December.
. Tom Ayres turned his back toward
us last week. He is in Texas, whel
he has land interests. He intends
Il remain in that commonwealth for
% number of years at least.
In the foot ball game played {
= Belle Fourche Saturday, between tn
home team and Relle FOurche. r,
suited in victory for the home team
= The score being 10 to 8.
E. R. Huntington, deputy revenu
- collector of Aberdeen, and A. D. M
Gladsay, deputy collector of tt
: Black Hills district were in the cit
Tuesday on business matters.
At Hughes county was. awarded I'll