Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1910-10-13

Aos "A. AISboalCl6 VI was
in the city yesterday.
II. b. Elliott of Harold was bust
ness caller in the city yesterday.
Harry Beach of Sioux Falls was
business caller in the city yesterday.
Miss Winnifred Woodland returned
to her home at Rapid City yesterday.
S. H. Lea is enjoying visit from
his brother Sumpter, of Belle Fouche.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Fanton of Onida
were among the guests in the city |
yesterday.
Mrs. E. Jurgensen left yesterday !
for a visit with her son at Cedar
Rapids, la.
Sumpter Lea left yesterday for Nit
chell, after visit with his brother,
S. III. Lea.
Four train loads of cattle were
shipped through here Saturday for
eastern markets.
The Homestake mining Company,
at Lead this state, made over 81 ,0o0,
600 the part year.
The telephone company block is
nearing completion, the same is in the
hands of the fnishers.
Atty. j. L. Phaum arrived yester-
day from Salem to be present at the
Brink Murphy wedding.
The next term of the United States
court will be at Sioux Falls on the
18th of the present month.
Judge Gaffy was in Highmore the
first of the week, where he represent
ed clients in the circuit court.
In letter to friends in this city,
w. D. Hewson, now ia Europe, stat
ed that he would return to Pierre
soon.
John @. Elicit and Mrs. Gertrude
M. Raymond, both of Nowlin were
married yesterday by Justice Var
nell.
A. W. Ewert is in St. Paul on bust
ness connected with the extension of
the Minneapolis & st. Louis road to
this city.
LA. Munson, cashier of the Amer
lean Exchange Bank, returned today
from business trip to the eastern
part of the state.
The secretary of state accepted the
filing of Isaac M. Burnside, of High
more, as socialist-demoeratic can
didate for congress-.
Three weeks from Tuesday some
thing is likely to happen that will
require a lot of explaining on the
part of some folks.
Doane Robinson was at Mitchell
Sioux Falls, and other cities of i'm
portance in the eastern portion Of the
State during the week.
The st. Charles hotel block will be
in the hands of the fnishers next
week. In the matter of brick laying
great progress has been made.
The North Western Railroad Com
pany is causing a commodious ice
house to be constituted. It will be
located just west of the company :
river bridge.
Mrs. Emma Bruce passed away al
the hospital yesterday after linger
ing illness of paralysis. She leaves tt
mourn her loss five sons and ont
daughter besides a sister.
Mrs. ~. w. Laughlin, Mrs. A. E
Hazelett and ]. j. Jackley left Tues
day for Aberdeen as delegates from
the Baptist church to the state con
vention which convened October IL.
On Monday next Chas. l.. Hyde an:
A. F. Dotson will leave for Chicago
Before returning Mr.. Hyde will plac
an order for all furnishing for hi
: hotel, the St. Charles.
Gov. Vessey, on the recommend
alton Of the state pardon board
granted clemency to Harry McCallun
on Monday who was sent from Butt
! county on charge of forgery.
With warmer weather in Iowa
South Dakota and Nebraska predict
ed for today, general conditions o
the atmosphere are expected to b
l fair. The weather will remain fai
, during the week.
Brick-laying on the St. Charlie
! block is we'll advanced. Plasters ar
: putting the finishing touches on tn
3 third floor. Mr.. Hyde, the builder
is confident that the bill of fare wi
a be called there by December Is.
e One of the big crop yields of the yea
9 was that of G. Penaluna, who reside
near Mitchell. He broke 200 acres G