Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1911-01-26

day from Bonestee.
Will Rem went to Onida the first of
the week, returning today.
j. c. Stein and E. l. Lampy came
down from Watertown today.
Harry Goddard, publisher of the
Edgemont Express, is in the city.
If you enjoy danciug, join the dancing
party at Woodmen hall, Saturday night.
w. H. Checker today underwent an
operation at the hospital for gall stones.
Dr. Sorenson, leading physician
at Highmore, came in from that place |
today.
Miss lnez Skeen of Rapid City, ar
rived yesterday for visit at the H. G
Smith home
w. A. Branch. iather of Lyle Branch
of the First National Bank, is in the
city from Mitchell
HI. M. WhitGey is in the city from
Giddings. He is here to, attend the
ldIulel > congress-.
DR.. C. M. Hollister is moving into
the Office rooms formerly occupied by
the late d. W. Robinson.
Miss Rose Southma returned from
Reliance yesterday and has again
taken up her studies at the Pierre
Business University.
The Stanley county short course
and institute will open tomorrow and
continue until February q An ex-
cellent program has been prepared.
Neither house is doing much this
week, except sending in new bills,
the members being out for most of
the time attending other meetings.
N. Enger, head farmer up at the
Crow Creek agency is here, accompan-
led by his wife, attending the Conser-
> walton Congress and visiting relatives.
Delegations are here from nearly all
towns in Lyman county. To urge the
Legislature to establish an experimental
station in that county is their mission.
Mesdames F. r. Gardner of Rec
Heights and Laura Samuelson of
Woonsocket, are guests of Mrs. Harry
Rathmell.
Parties entered Fletcher's drug
store at Fort Pierre Saturday night
and earned away whole lot of bot
S tied goods. Fifty bottles of whisky
e were among the lot taken
j. +. Halliday of Iroquois, and
Mark Scott of Sioux Falls, arrived
last night, They are here to take
. care of the interests of publishers in
all matters that may come before the
legislature.
:, Adiutant General Englesby has ar
rived in the city to look after the
interests of the national guard. His
/ wants are many. Among the mum
Der is So, 900 annual maintenance
= appropriation.
Fort Pierre, which has moved W
several notches during the past year
y will move just a little faster thi
e year. Among the new Improvement
II to be made there during the year i
q the installment of an electric ligh
/ plant.
Farmers attention! No other loca
l, market will pay you what we will
| Of o,-i, t;,c
o we also are paying the highest TO
3 durum wheat, corn, oats and spelt2
y If in need of seeds Of any kind, Sc
us before purchasing elsewhere. w
can save you money. Capital Millin
Company. tt
20 Heneger's harp orchestra, of Chan
20 berlain, furnished music for dane
y at Fort Pierre Wednesday evening c
In this week. This is one of the yer
best organizations of its kind no
touring the state. Those who wei
81 fortunate enough to be in attendant
d at the dance, pronounced it as bein
IL the best orchestra that has eye
W visited this section. They expect
W make second visit to our sister Cit
~ early in March.
H. G.. Lumley is meeting with su
do cess in the matter of disposing of IL
nj 5patliding Deep Til!ing machine
es This valuable machine is especial
u designed and adapted for blowing al
e pulyerizing the soil to a greater dep
le than heretofore accomplished by al
h' mechanical means, or by any impl
ment, and to prepare a thorough
ed good and we'll drained seedbed at
a single operation. This machine is
or new implement for blowing and pit
IS. verizing the soil from 8 to Is inch
y, in depth. 1t mixes the bottom wi
as the top soil and is remarkably w,