Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-08-05

N. E. Howrrd is spending the week
with his sons at Huron.
Orville Natter of Wolsey, transact
ed business in Pierre Tuesday.
r. L. Hall came up from Harold
Monday on a short business visit.
Governor Byrne left Tuesday for
the southern part of the state.
Miss Elda Zimmerman had her
tonsils removed the first of the week.
G. G. Caldwell, attorney general,
left Friday for q visit at his home at
Howard.
Mr.. and Mrs, Lloyd Borah of near
Canning, visited at the Marvin Hurl-
bit home Tuesday.
ID j. Fitzgerald and j. l.. VanWag-
men of Mitchell, were Capital City
visitors yesterday.
Edison has patented a method of
producing the illusion of scenes in
colors in moving pictures.
Mrs. Paul Moorhead and family
leave this week for Deadwood, where
they will make their home.
Unhappy be the disturber, for he
is liable to have one black eye where
IT, ere were two blue eyes before.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. M. Kramer and
daughter departed this week for a So
journ at the Panama-Pacif exposition.
The man who is driven to drink by
misfortune would make just as big a
fool out of himself if he should have
a run of exceptionally good fortune
1t is the lack of a governor in either
case.
Huronite, 4: Mrs. Robert Maze
and son of Pierre arrived in the city
this morning for a few days visit at
the home of Mrs. G. Ii. Sheppard and
family.
The Chicago & Northwestern Rail.
why company is reopening its gravel
pit near Blunt, as it is necessary for
them to re-gravel a large amount of
their track between Pierre and Chey-
enne river on account Of the condi-
ton following the heavy rains of this
season.
Harold Journal, 20: Four cars of
stock left Harold Friday night for
Chicago markets. w. j. Hogan ship
ping one car of cattle. Joe Marso and
Harry Feeney two cars of cattle and
Dan Freeland one car of cattle and
hogs. Another a of cattle was
shipped by Messrs. Marso and Feeney
to the Sioux City market Saturday
morning.
The Harry Bennett home in Fort
Pierre was struck by lightning during
the storm Friday night and consider.
able damage done. The residence had
just undergone a complete renova.
tion, and the damage done comes as
almost a double loss. The lightning
struck the chimney, following it to
the lower floors, where the nues were
blown out and the rooms filled with
sooU and gas.
Deadwood Pioneer Times: Believ.
ing that the Black Hills in genera
and Deadwood in particular is the
best portion of the state, Paul Moor.
head, the we'll known printer and
former resident here, returned yes.
terday and is making arrangements
to reopen q book bindery which he
conducted here until four years ago
His daughter, Virginia, accompanied
her father here to aid him in hunting
a location, while the balance of the
family will come with his household
effects as oon as he is located. Mr..
Moorhead established a reputation
here for competent and painstaking
work and with his family enjoyed the
, confidence and esteem of all who
knew them and will receive a warm
welcome back from the state capita
where they have been making theil
home,
The north bound passenger train, or
the Gettysburg line, which left Pierre
last Thursday, was derailed near Seneca
all the cars of the train left the track
except n coach. The track was TORI
up for more that twenty rods and much
damage was done to rolling stock; nj
person was injured. Sinking of the
track caused the accident.