Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1910-07-14
Rev. Thibodiau returnd today from

MaQlSOn.
j. E. Truran left yesterday for
eastern points.
Miss Elsie Anding left today on
a trip to Portland.
j. L. Jensen, sheriff. of Fail River
county, was in the city today.
Light frosts have been reported this
week in the Deadwood country.
Henry Walker, deputy sheriff,
came in today from Rapid City.
Miss Louise Gleckler left yester-
day for an outing at Lake Okobojo.
Mrs. E. L.Syverson and family Of
Centervillille are WHITING at the
H. E. Cutting home.
Mrs. Coppage, mother of D. G.
Coppage is here from Emm erson
Iowa, for short visit.
1t was noticeable, yesterday, that
an innumera BILE horde went down to
the cyclone swept district.
Henry Sherman and Chas. OFT in
tend to go to Canada soon, where
they will engage in business.
w. G.. Jensen, contractor and
builder, left today for Mankato,
MIMI, near that town he has land
interests.
DR.. st. James Blanchard will go to
Laurel, Neb., within few days. He
intends to locate in some pushing
town in that state.
A movement is afoot to build a
public bath house and fence the pond
near the Capitol Milling plant, that
those who desire may enjoy artesian
baths free.
John I. Newell arrived home Mon
day from Mexico, where he went a
month ago to look after the interests
of his company-the Gas Belt Land
company.
Bob Mattison is remodeling and re-
pairing his building on Pierre street.
When all improvements are made, he
will open an exclusive cigar and to-
bacco house.
Articles of Incorporation have been
filed by the Bank of Smithwich with
capital of 100000. Incorporators:
G. B. Flanagan, f. F. Flanagan,
and Tho. Reaser OF Smithwick.
Sunday afternoon, Gov. Vessy laid
the cornerstone of the new Methodist
church in this city, which, when
completed, will be one of the finest
churches in the state, to cost $4,000.
The question as to what we shall do
with our ex-presidents no longer
troubles anybody. The burning con-
undrum now is what will the only
ex-president do with us.--Philadel-
phia Press.
The Riverview Hotel bidding has
been remodled and in a great degree
refurnished. A. G. Brink is the
owner, is a live one, when it comes
to doing that which is needed, or sup
: plying want.
!. e. H. Weber purchased the n. P.
/. Christensen photography stock and
fixtures, and will continue in the
business on lower Pierre street. Mr.
!, Weber has few equals and no SUI
: periors in the profession.
The board of county commissioners
: ended their work as board Of equal
! cation last week, and have since beer
, busy at routine commissioners work
, considering and allowing bills having
| occupied most of their time.
All over the country the kids are
about as enthusiastic over the aero
, plane as they are about baseball
Better take look out of the window
; yourself and see if your little Willie
isn't sailing around over the barn.
: E. D. Stoddard will dispose of his
2 personal effects at auction sale or
7 Saturday next. Mr.. Stoddard is 60
: ing to Denver soon, after residence
here extending over many years. He
, is a good man, and the Free Press
E hopes that fortune will favor him.
e Carl Goldsmith and Glenn W. Mar
q tens have purchased an equal inter
I, est in the law business of II. R
= Horner, and will continue in the
y practice as one firm. Mr.. Hornel
has been engaged in the law practic,
3 in Pierre for many years, and none
] have been more successful than he
The tide emigration of homeseekerI
to Canada, which has been the sub
ject Of great concern to, the admins
d tration of the public domain for the
t last few years has turned in tn,
: opinion of officials of the reclama
l ton service Thousands have re
/ turned and a great many more ar,
s expected back ahead of the gees
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