Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1910-10-20
E. G. Swartz returned today from

E. G. Swartz returned today from
Huron.
Mrs. JAS. Mcknight returned from
a visit at Hurley.
Chas Swanson came in this morn
ing from Roy, Wash.
j. D. Elliott returned to Sioux
Falls Wednesday.
State Treasurer johnson left this
morning for Canton.
Mrs. Rolla Alger returned from
Midland Wednesday.
George Bronte left this afternoon
for trip through the state.
L, B. Davis, representative bust
business man of Fl. Pierre was in the
city today.
The boy. who is at the head of his
class is Generally the one all the other
fellows can lick.
A. V. Livingstone of Onida passed
last week in Pierre, combining business
with pleasure.
DR.. Bulingame came in from Quinn
yesterday, bringing with him pa
tient for the hospital.
w. A. Lewallen has rented the
Shurtleff building on Pierre St., and
will open up a billiard hall.
The state brand commission will
meet in the office of the Secretary of
State on Thursday, October 81.
For every poor cuss trying to climb
the ladder of fame, there are six chaps
greasing it so he will slide down.
The funeral of Gladys Larson was
held from the family home today /,
Rev. r. d. DeXheimer officiating.
Carol Marterson was brought in
from st. Lawrence today and taken
to the hospital suffering with
typhoid fever.
The members of the Picnic Club
were delightfully."- entertained yester-
day afternoon and evening at the
home of Mrs. A. Noren.
Though the former sultan of Turkey
has been reduced to two wives, the un-
fortunate man is never allowed hol-
iday away from home.
Mrs. Tura A. Williams, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. B. j. Bennett, arrived
here a few days ago from Griswold, To-,
on visit to parents and friends.
Sioux Falls Argus Leader, II: Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Crane of Pierre were
in the city over night. Mr.. Crane is
clerk OF the state supreme court.
Attorneys French of Yankton
Murdoch of Omaha and Porter of
Sioux Falls, were in the city on bus
mess before the supreme court.
Another thing that hatters us con
siderably is the receipt of an automo
bile catalog from some manufacture
who apparently views US in the light O
a poSSlOle purchaser.
The state treasury has received
800 from the government as pay
ment on the Hatch fund for thu
assistance of the state school O.
Agriculture.
Who says the would be Hon. w
Randolph Hearst isn't self-sacrific
ing patriot? He is running as car
didate for lieutenant governor in New
York on the Independence league tic
ket.
The hotel and store of Bell Bros. O.
Angus, Stanley county, was destroyed
by fire on Thursday of last week. The
origin of the fire is unknown. Los
will reach SIS 900, partly covered by in
surance. =
Despite the fact that many farms il
the United States are wearing out, thu
ne Wer agricultural sections is increas
ing at rate that gradually is increas
ing the average productivity OF tn,
country.
On and after November z the North
Western Railroad company will carr,
mail to all stations on it's new line from
Blunt to Gettsburg. This will be
great convenience to people along thu
new road.
Joseph Sherman and Jimmy Means
Indian boy students at Rapid City
went to sleep on the railroad track 81.
miles west of Scenic and were kille,
by train. They had run away iron
school to attend celebration at See
mic.
Rapid City Journal, 10: Mr.. an,
Mrs. a. G. Smith, Of Pierre, yisite,
with Rapid CITY friends for a fev