Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1911-05-11
c. E. Noel came up from Highmore

c. E. Noel came up from Highmore
Tuesday.
c. II. Carol of Miller, was Pierre
visitor Sunday.
Guy Lindsay came in from Lind
say yesterday.
j. A. Bowler arrived from Sioux
Falls Tuesday.
E. A. Wood returned Tuesday from
a business trip east.
George Van Camp came up from
Highmore Monday.
w. F. Pascoe, of the st. Charles,
left last night for the east.
Attorney Theo. Quale and wife
came up from Blunt Tuesday.
Charles Corrick left yesterday for
his homestead in Stanley county.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. M. Long went to
their claim near Hayes Tuesday.
Mrs. McNally of Huron, is visiting
her daughter, Mrs Dick Purcell.
e. F. Swartz was looking after bust
ness matters at Groton yesterday.
j. b. Sherman OF Belle Fourche,
was a capital city visitor Tuesday.
John Heron was looking after
business matters at Faith Tuesday.
Harry Gardner came in from his
Stanley county homestead Tuesday.
j. p. Erickson returned Tuesday
from a business trip to Minneapolis.
Mrs. Arthur Osborne returned on
Monday from a short visit at Philip.
w. E. Edge came in from Center
Vile yesterday to look after business
matters.
Miss Maude Williams returned Mon
day from visit at Webster, Mobridge
and Huron.
Mrs. M. G. Bradshaw of FIT. Pierre
underwent an operation at the hos
piIdl lueSudy.
S. FL. Lea, state engineer, left today
for Timber Lake to look after pro-
fessional duties.
The residences of FL. Fl. Gregg and
S. Leeper at Blunt were destroyed by
fire Tuesday night.
G. .. Moen, former resident of
Pierre, passed away at his home near
Kirley last week.
r. S. Vessey left Monday evening
for Sioux Falls, where he delivered
an address yesterday.
Mrs. M. II. Culhane of WATERFOWL,
is visiting at the home of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. John Casey.
G. G. Witt left Saturday for Topeka
KAN, to take up his position with the
State Public Utilities commission.
A. j. Lane will soon occupy the
residence vacated by the F. j. Swan.
son family on Capitol avenue.
W. e. Calhoon left Monday fol
Marysville, Kan, called there by the
serious illness of daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Summerside came
up from Harold Sunday, where the,
attended the dedication of the new M
E. church.
Sioux Falls promoters are holdin,
out big inducements to Chas. L
Hyde to erect hotel building in tina
city; and he may do it.
j. Il. Lathrop was il the cit,
yesterday from his stock ranch. nea
Okobojo. He reports early sow
crops up and looking we'll.
/ j. E. Nipple of the Capital j ournal
departed Monday morning for Hisega
Rapid City, where he is enjoying
rest from long period of hard labor
VIM. f. Karbel was awarded tn
contract for the plumbing work to b
done at the capitol building this sum
mer. Mr.. Karbel is an expert in hi
line of work and needs no recommen
dation as to his ability.
! l.. B. Wadleigh has not declare
his intention to do it, but he ma
soon award the contract to construc
a $4,000 dwelling house in Pierre
He is a good enough man to resid
among the best people that inhabi
the earth.
| A party of surveyors run line int
the city yesterday afternoon, comm
down Whiskey Gulch, from the NORTH
east. On reaching the river near tn
old boat landing, work was discontinr
ed and the party, returning, went cas-
over the route which they come.
| Chas. L. Hyde is expected to arriv
home Saturday. About May /, MI
Hyde accompanied his aged father