Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1911-03-09
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j. H. Lathrop of Okobojo, was in
the city today on business.
Mrs. Mary Wheelon, mother of A.
Wheelon, is suffering with severe
cold.
]. f. Burris arrived today from
Madison for a visit at tn Satterlee
home.
Miss Georgia Summerside closed
her visit here Monday, returning TO
Harold.
Il. f. Dotson and d. a. Stoyer will
return next week from a month S
stay in Mexico.
Mrs. C. E. Meek left Monday for a
visit with relatives at Sioux City and
other Iowa points.
William Babl returned from Nit
chell yesterday, where he had been
on visit to relatives.
Attorney G.. n. Williamson arriv-
ed from Sioux Falls Tuesday to look
after professional business.
The election of city officers occurs
April IS. AT this time a vote will be
had upon the question of license.
Mr.. Atkinson, mother of Mrs. j i,
". Mollick, arrived from st. Paul
yesterday for ali extended visit.
A. ii. Taylor is seriously ill at his
home on Missouri avenue. His many
many friends wish him a speedy re-
covery.
M. A. Adams left Monday for the
eastern part of the state to look after
matters connected with the state land
department.
j. w, Daets, of the state land de.
partment. left Tuesday for Timber
Lake, and will cover 1000 miles be.
fore returning.
S. n. Dorothy came in from Now
lin Tuesday for visit with his
daughter, who was operated on at the
hospital last week
Mrs. A. Noren entertained a mum
Der of ladies Tuesday in honor OF
Mesdames Senseny and Sta@t, whc
were celebrating their birthdays.
Mrs. Ole Englund entertained al
an eleven o'clock breakfast yester
day in honor of Mrs. Thomas WATSON
who left for her home at Moenville.
The telephone lines of the Dead
wood and Rapid City and the Bel
lines We're connected today. Repre-
sentatives of all the lines are in thu
city.
A good man is going away. G. e
Swanson, deputy superintendent o
public instruction, whose term eXpir
ed January /, will leave Pierre mex
month.
a license has been issued by tn
state insurance department to TIN
Security Mutual Life Insurance com
pany of New York to transact bust
ness in this state.
A. F. Dotson of this city, who il
now in Mexico, writes that he is vel
pleased with conditions in that coun
try: and that future prospects Their
are unequalled.
A. w. Ewert went to Onida OF
Tuesday to look after banking in
terests there. He says farmers gen
orally are getting in readiness for th,
seeding season.
The most extensive sale Of lands il
central South Dakota was closed las
week at Onida, L. A. Tommy dis
posing of fourtytwo quarter section
of land in Sully county to an eastern
syndicate.
A mass meeting is announced to b
held in the basement of the Metho
dist church torn srow evening. A
this gathering it IL hoped to perfec
the organization of Young Mem
Christian association.
Mrs. j.. III. Geltz, mother of Mrs
S. G. Dewell, arrived on Wednesda,
from Tushkalomma, Okla, and will
remain some time. Mrs. Geltz ha
been a teacher in Indian industrial
schools for many years.
Aberdeen News: r.. Yokum O
Lennon, is in the city today On bust
ness. 1t is reported that Mr.. Yokum
who is somewhat of an animal train
er, is planning on securing a numbe
of butfaloes to train them for exhi
billions.
The marriage of Miss Mile Ship
| ley and Frank Hopkins, both o
Wendte, was solemnized at the Metho
| dist parsonage yesterday, Rev. a. d
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