Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1909-02-25
W. c. Notmeyer is confined to his

The Compass Club will give one of
their popular dances this evening in
Temple Court.
Ex-senator Payne, brother of Byron
S. Payne, is in the city from Vermil-
lion on business matters.
Mrs. T. H. Ayres entertained the
high school debaters and the teachers
together with DE-. and Mrs. HOLSTER,
Tuesday evening.
Harry c. Lumley will move of The
Brown ranch this spring. He has
rented the Phil Schusser residence.
Misses Oral and Hazel Dickey gave
a dancing party to about fifty young
people Tuesday evening in Assembly
hall in East Pierre.
The Yeomen. lodge have issued in
vitations for dancing party to be
held in their hall in the Hyde block,
Tuesday evening, March End.
Governor R. s. Vessey has accepted
an invitation TO address the students
Of the school Of agriculture of the
State College, Brookings, on March
81, which is the last day Of the school
year.
Mrs. E. P. Farr has issued invita-
tons for musical and dramatic
reading to be given Saturday evening
in the Locke hotel parlors in honor
of the legislative ladies in the city.
The social given by the Catholic
ladies', in the Bankers club hall
Tuesday evening was we'll attended.
The evening was spent in playing
cards after which lunch was served
by the ladies.
The contest conducted by the Capt.
tall ournal. which closed Monday
night, resulted as follows: Miss
Josephine Heitzelman, piano; Miss
Ruth Binford, piano; Miss Elva
Hartley. sewing machine; Miss Eta
Logan, gold watch.
The social given at the Burke home
Tuesday evening was a splendid sue
cess. The guests were delighted with
tenor solo by Mr.. Handle, and Mrs.
Dixie and Miss Mallory gave a piano
| duet. After a bounteous lunch was
served the guests spent the balance Of
the evening with cards.
New names for the places on the
supreme court are appearing. Charles
NJ. Stevens of Aberdeen and Carl G.
Sherwood Of Clark are the latest in
the field for the place which goes to
the northern district. Robert b.
Trip OF Yankton for that in the
northern. All are spoken of as being
able lawyers.
"a Cowboy Girl" which comes to
Pierre, Tuesday, March End, is one of
the greatest plays of modern times
a play designed to meet the popular
taste for pure unalloyed pleasure. A
new story Of the plains. A play that
goes right down into the heart of all
a play that you take home with you
a play that lasts forever, that you
never forget, play that causes real
genuine pleasure to all.
Orville Schubert of Pierre, who at
present is attending the state univer-
sity, will go with the band to Wash
ington also Frank Sutherland of
Highmore. Both of these men are
enlisted bandsmen, were in attend.
ance in camp last year, and played
the engagement at the state fair al
Huron last year. 1t was found neces
sary to get strong men into the clar
met section. Watertown Public
Opinion.
| Decisions were handed down by thu
supreme yesterday as follows: By
Corson-City Of Chamberlain VS.. H
Gutenberg, appealed from Brule coun
ty. reversed; NJ. 0. McNish vs. j. w
| Wolver and F. Blackman, appealed
from Hand county, affirmed; Isial
Dickinson and d. ". Dickinson VS.
A. G.. Hahn, appealed from Hanson
county, affirmed. By Whiting-Anns
Gatfney VS.. L. NJ. Mentele executrix
appealed from Hanson county, af
firmed; Iowa National Bank of OF
tumwa, Iowa VS.. P. F. Sherman anC
| l. B. Bratager, appealed from Mime
haha, affirmed.
The military drill Tuesday evening
was one of the best ever witnessed
in this city. Seventeen members
of the company competed for the non
commissioned offices with the follow
ing results: First duty sergeant, VIM
Greibing; second duty sergeant, r
: Neuhauser; third duty sargeant, San
Young; fourth duty sergeant, Feli1
Evans; first corporal, Harry Rorner;
second corporal, James King; thirt
corporal, Walter Smith; fourth cor
poral, Earl Rowe; fifth corporal, Her
man Hanson. Captain Binder, Cap
tain Smith and Lieutenant Goldsmith
acted az judges.