Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1911-03-16

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j. E. Green came over from Onida
Tuesday.
Miss Adele Nelson came over from
Onida Tuesday.
Mrs. H. G. Smith is a guest of
friends in Huron.
A slight change in the weather was
noticeable yesterday.
Rev. II. L. Russell conducted lenten
services at Blunt Monday.
Mrs. Fred Felty entered the hos
pital for treatment Tuesday.
7. C. McNamee left Monday on a
business trip to Minneapolis.
Andrew Peterson, stock raiser and
farmer near Meers, is in town.
A. w. Ewert was looking after bust
ness interests at Onida Tuesday.
j. j. Dalton left Monday for points
in Nebraska, Illinois and Kansas.
S. H. Lea, STATE engineer, returned
Tuesday from, trip to the Black Hills.
Miss Ethel Howard returned Monday
from visit with her parents at Mid
land.
Miss, Ada Meyenfeldt left yester-
day for her homestead near Cotton
wood.
c. G. Whitcher is looking after in
surance business at Faulkton this
week.
Mrs. HI. Ince and daughter Myrtle,
| were visitors in Pierre from Philip yes
terday.
r. B. Airey returned Tuesday from
a several days visit with relatives at
Chicago.
Gus Breitling is home from a bust
ness trip to Highmore, Miller and Rec
Heights.
Alfred Nichols, U. S. commissioner
at Hayes, was capital city visitor Oh
Tuesday.
John |. Newell returned Monday
from S. Paul, where he closed up bus
mess matters.
A big dance will be given at the audi
forum tomorrow nj hit, the proceeds
to go to the band boys.
The young son Of Willard Leischel
of Canning, underwent an operation
at the hospital Tuesday.
Rev. L. J.. Riggs arrived from
Tracy, Mimi. Tuesday. where he hac
gone on business matters.
Coe L. Crawford arrived Monday
from Huron and remained in Pierre
until Tuesday afternoon.
l.. L. Gull, register of the U. S
land office at Rapid City, was here
on business matters Monday.
E. G. Warren, of the Warren, Cop
page q Co., returned Tuesday from 4
goods buying trip to ST. Paul
Superintendent W. E. johnson Of
the Aberdeen Normal, addressed the
pupils of the high school Monday.
An elevator of 80, 600 bushels capac
ity is being constructed at Wasta
VanDeusen & Co. are the builders.
C:,as. Hansman and family went tt
Blunt Monday to attend the funeral Of
Mrs. Hausman's mother, Mrs. Barnes
Harry Porter, the mainstay of the
P. R. G. & N. W. railroad at the Philip
pump house, was Pierre visitor yes
terday.
G. w. Humphrey is expected to re
turn from Iowa this week, where he
went two weeks ago TO close up tht
affairs of an estate.
4 G.. M. Livingstone sold a quarter
section of land in Mentor township
this county, Monday. A. F. Young
was the purchaser.
Miss Sadie Pearson of Lewiston
and G.. A. Strom of North Dakota
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parsonage yesterday.
Mrs. j. Haight aud daughter, Miss
Mabel, and Herman Hummel ant
family left Sunday for points in Ore
gon, where they will make their home
The election for the organization O
the new county of Ziebach will be helt
on April 4. The following have beer
named as supervisors of election: H. R
DeMalignon, Selby; A. S. Stuck, Selby
C. F. Clement, Java; S. w. Nelson
Mobridge; Gilbert Anderson, Glenham
To encourage farmers and Others
around the Black Hills to grow enough
broom corn to make the plant profit
able, the Black Hills Broom company
new industry, is sending out repre-
sentatives around the Hills to inter
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