Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1911-03-30
\. Lewis of Blunt was in the city

tuesday.
Frank D. Bangs of Rapid City was in
he city Monday.
Attorney ]. L. Elliott was up from
Sioux Falls Tuesday.
Secretary of State Policy returned
rom Deadwood Monday.
Mrs. George F. Whitney of Lane is
guest of Mrs. E. H. Wood
Miss Edith McGugin is visiting
relatives at Tracy, MINI.
John Steiner and Rolla Hall were in
The city Thursday from Giddings.
w. n. Lockhart is away to Mime
sofa advertising South Dakota land
Mrs. NJ. Holvenstat is conducting
a sale at Onida this week for the A.
E. Lucas Co.
Mrs. Will Hinrichs arrived Monday
from Rapid City, for visit with her
parents here.
Mrs. G. V. Ferguson of Agar spent
Sunday with friends here, enroute to
her home near LeBeau.
w. G. Bowers, manager of the Pierre
Brick and Tile Co., has returned from
an extended visit in California.
Residents of Stanley county and of
Lyman county have suffered rather
heavily from prairie fires the past
year.
L. B. Wadleigh arrived here from
Clinton, Iowa, yesterday. He has
large property interests in Hughes
county.
The A. 0. U. w. order is now in
their new lodge home, having moved
from Weedmen hal! to the Billing
hurst hall.
Maynard Knox and Arthur Som
mers of Okoboji were in the city yes
terday. They reported wheat seed
ing we'll nigh finished.
Frank Convey of Blunt dispa tched
business in Pierre yesterday. He re-
ported business as taking on new life
in that good old town.
r. S. Roe, of the firm of Hess 4:
Roe Manufacturing Co., Of Water
town, was in the city Tuesday IN the
interest of the company.
A new firm, Murphy & Co., are
soon to begin business in Pierre.
They have leased the De Land build
ing, and will carry general stock.
Miss Almena Parker Mcdonald of
Chicago. will lecture upon the subject
Economics, at the council room Fri
day, March 81, 8 p. m. No admission
fee.
F. G. Goebel has established himself
in business in Pierre. He is located at
3333S Pierre street, and cleans, presses
and repairs garments; making a spe-
cialty.of ladies garments.
Del Hess is we'll on his way to the
northwest coast country. Before leav.
ing he promised to keep in mind the
needs of the heather and the sweeneyec
condition of the contribution box.
April II will be ration day at the
Cheyenne agency. The annual election
Of 70 fhn lid
council, in whose care the tribal affairs
of the red man is committed, is to be
held on that date.
F. F. Brinker, commissioner o:
school and public lands, informs u.
that the department has finished Thu
field work and that everything is il
readiness for the opening sales ane
leasing of public lands.
Geo. Shut. living in the Pitlicl
neighborhood, Sully county, will sci
all his personal effects at public sale
April 1. Forty horses and forty-fivt
head of young cattle will go to thu
highest bidder.-J. H. Lathrop, Auc
tioneer.
The ownership of the Crysta
Theatre passed yesterday to G. +
Cleaver recently from Redfeld, THU
state. Mr.. Cleaver comes to Pierr,
bearing testimonial of all Redfeld &C
quaintances as to his uprightness ant
high character. To amuse and en-
terrain those who patronize his
theater will be his aim.
The death of o. 7. Strand was an
nounced from Harold last week
Mr.. Strand was among the first set
tiers to take up residence in Hughes
county. Being Industrious, he &C
cumulated much land and Other
property interests. His wife proceed
ed him to the grave, having died {
year and half ago.
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