Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1911-05-18
Yankee Robinson circus, May ~.

Yankee Robinson circus, May ~.
Governor Vessey went to Mitchell
yesterday.
L. w. Hoffman and wife will leave
this week for Chicago.
Attorney O'Brien came up from
Hiehmore yesterday.
L. A. Munson is looking after busi-
ness matters iii Sioux City.
Q. L. Thompson of Boone, Iowa.
is the guest of friends here.
| Rev. R. D. Dexheimer returned
yesterday from Balfour, n. D.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. F. Mcpherson ar
rived yesterday from Aberdeen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Mullen are the
proud parents of twins, born on Tues
day.
| G. H. Roberts, of the Capital Milling
Co., is away on wheat purchasing
trip.
| The Pierre and Fort Pierre local
ball teams will cross bats at Fort
Pierre Sunday.
Hook and Ladder company, No. /,
will give cotillion party at the audi
forum tomorrow night.
/ M. a. Howes, for years rsnciier
near Midland, left today for Mexico, in
which commonwealth he recently ac-
quired land interests.
Doane Robinson may be better when
he comes out of the Bad Lands. He
went there on Tuesday to discover
some historic treasure.
E. HI. Wood, of the Pierre Banking
and Trust Co., left for the east yes
terday to complete the transfer of an
important real estate transaction.
B. A. Telfair, proprietor of the Red
Tag store, Capitol avenue, returned
yesterday from Minneapolis where
he spent two days goods buying.
Mrs. NJ. j. Ward and daughter,
Mrs. John Anderson, mother and sis
ter of A. p. Ward, closed their visit
here Tuesday. going to their home at
Aurelia, Iowa.
Mrs. Herman SHREDDER obtained a
> judgment in the circuit court for the
amount of policy her husband held in
the M. B. A. order. She left Tuesday
: for her home in Iowa.
The'proprietor of the Peoples Store,
Dakota avenue, intends to put on q
big mark-down sale in prices of
e clothing and ladies ready to wear
s goods on circus day, May 81.
Yankee Robinson, veteran circus
| man, will be in Pierre. May 81. He
has a good show this year, and no
doubt he will be the only circus man
that will exhibit in Pierre, this year.
= Harry Hopkins, the man who keeps
business moving at Meers, was in the
city Tuesday for a load Of goods to gil
the wants of customers of his store
i there. He brought to Pierre ITO dozen
: eggs. III
= The Swiss Bell Ringers gave fine
musical program at the Methodist Epis
, copai church on Monday night. The
spacious church was crowded, people
= all delighted, large cash receipts, was
= the happy ending of the meritorious en-
= tertainment.
Mr.. and Mrs. j F. Hyde, parents
: of Chas. l.. Hyde, are furnishing {
suite of rooms in the st. Charles no
70 tel, which they will soon occupy. VIZ
- are pleased to state that it is the in
u tention Of the aged couple to perman
emily reside in Pierre.
u WATERFOWL is experiencing the from
~ end Of both commercial and building
boom. Over the state it is quite gen
le orally conceded that Watertown i
~ growing just little faster and strong
70 er than any other city in South Dakota
Generous advertisers soon build cit
into Importance, of which class Water
=. town is overlooking.
Oh While little noise has been made O
late about the Western South Dakot
le Fair association of Rapid City, that or
"a ganization has not been idle. 1t own
sc fine and valuable tract of land TO
fair grounds, having paid $40, 900 for il
n Additional money is being raised and
ed is now assured that work of fencin
he the grounds and building track wi
n. soon be commenced.
II; The friction which grew out of OF
On lection of the commissioner of insul
s. ance entering protest against th
holding of the annual state fremen
rs tournament being held July 4, is a
to off now, and the meet will be pulle
of off at Lead on the ever gloriou
III Fourth. President Latta predict
al the Forthcoming meeting will he th