Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1910-11-10

day from Midland.
Hans Hans will be presented at
the Grand Saturday. II
Miss Manning is new student en-
rolled at the University.
Mrs. Frank Root is in from Ina
vale for visit with Pierre friends.
Mrs. H. NJ. Reed underwent an op-
Grafton at the hospital this morning.
Ira Cole returned from Agar Tues
day.
Howard Fuller left last evening for
Aberdeen where ne will attend U. S.
court.
s. II. Green, assistant state engineer
came in from the western part of the |
state.
Arthur Greenwood has resigned his
| position in the federal building and
will leave shortly for the south.
Mrs. Frank Core will entertain a i
few friends this evening in honor of
her sister-in-law who is guest at
the core home.
The Congregational aid society was
entertained yesterday afternoon by
Mesdames Ralston and Starr, at the
home of the former.
The M. E. Ladies Aid met yester-
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Fisher. Being entertained by Mes
danes Fisher and Dahl.
Bob Lumley come down from
Cheyenne Agency Sunday where he
purchased $50 head of cattle to place
on his ranch north Of town.
Aberdeen American, ln:- U. S.
Griggs of Pierre was in the city on
bushes Tuesday, and left that night
for Lennon on business for few
days.
Governor Vessey has granted par
oles to Conrad Alderman, sent from
Miner county on a charge of adultery
and to James p. Ross, sent from
Meade county OH a forgery charge.
Farmers attention: No other
local market will pay you what
we will for your wheat of milling
varieties, we also are paying the
highest for durum wheat, corn. oats
and speltz. If in need of seeds of
any kind see us before purchasing
elsewhere. We can save you money.
Capitol Milling Co.
Railroad men are anXiously waiting
the vote to be announced on the head
light referred law. 1t contained the
: question of whether the railroads
shall be forced to install 800 candle
power electric headlights on all pas
senger engines. The question is arts
l ing all over the country, and the
South Dakota election may furnish a
precedent.
:, Rev. A. D. Thibodeau of Pierre
preached last Sunday, both morning
and evening at the M. E. church and
was greeted by large congregations
s of his former parishioners and friends
= From here he went to New York il
l. the interest vi securing funds for the
new church he is building at Pierre
Madison Outlook.
d President Taft stated to a delega
l. ton of Virginians this week who call
to recommend a favorite lawyer TO,
appointment as one of the i've Judge,
- of the new Commerce Court, that h,
- would not take action until after Con
y gress met and that he already knew
of about $50 candidates, among then
y being scores of men already on tn,
f. bench in different states.
y Rapid City Journal, s:--Miss Ger
V trude O'Hanlon, formerly editor O
the Pierre Capitol Journal, was il
y the city yesterday. She is in thu
n Hills making dates for series of con
1t certs by noted New York singer ant
t. Mrs. Elizabeth Grid, who formerl,
is lived in Rapid City Miss O'Hanlo1
is young lady of much energy an,
enthusiasm, and she deserves sue
. cess.
q. Frank Hall, driver of team on tn
ar E. C. Kindley dray line, sustained ser
at ious injuries Tuesday night. He wa
returning from west Prospect street
and when near corner of Grand an
~ Prospect avenues, the team he wa
:" driving became unmanagesble and ra
.. away. The team did not go far whe
:" Hall was thrown to the ground, in fro.
:" of the vehicle, the wheels passing owe
his body. He was picked up taken t
is the hospital where, upon examination
be it was found that he was bruised abor
ce the head, spine was injured to consit
n cradle extent hirs were crushed