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

Ia. q ooHiiSOn OF Onlua, was In the |
city Friday
Fort Pierre dealers have begun the
harvest of ice.
C. F. Grandle came up from Can
ming Saturday,
Senator Candy spent Sunday with
relatives at Wasta.
a. q. Chamberlain arrived from
Brookings Saturday.
Senator Collins spent Sunday with
home folks at Gettysburg.
Messrs. Arthur Rozier and R. Gage
came in from Murdo yesterday.
j. W. Kennedy went to Rapid City
saturday, returning ON Monday.
A. G. Horton and family of Volga,
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. F. e.
Hits
Mrs. John Hirning and little son
returned from visit at Herreid this
afternoon
Carson Williams and Ned Roaming
were visitors in Pierre from Philip
| Wednesday.
Edward Adrian was taken to the
hospital Saturday for treatment for
heart trouble.
S. III. Lea, state engineer. returned
FRIDAY from trip to the eastern
part of the state.
Rev. j. +, Booth of DeSmet will
preach In the Evangelical church next
Sunday at II a. m.
| Z. b. Swanson, of the state ednca
tional department, is one whom the
grip is holding tight.
Miss Anne Billinghurst has return
ed the Chicago to resume her studies
IN efocution and dramatic reading.
y. ). Basford, commissioner of in
surance, is in Watertown on the dis
charge of official duties.
}. Ryan and r.. Naughton came
down from Agar Tuesday to look
after businass matters.
Mrs. o. S. Johnson was released
from the hospital Friday and has
gone to her home at Miller.
Editor &. l.. Sem, member of the
Western Publishing company of Dead
: wood, was Pierre visitor Saturday.
) Mr.. and Mrs. j. ID. Reeves, who
have been visiting their sons here
returned Friday to their home at
Groton.
LII. G. Gregory, of the state insur.
ance department, left Tuesday for
Watertown, combining business with
pleasure.
Mrs. I'll, L. Kenney entertained at
| O'Clock luncheon Saturday in honor
of Miss Maude Breckenridge of Sioux
City, Iowa.
i, Mrs. VIM. Henrichs, who has bee,
the guest of her parents, Mr.. ant
= Mrs. T. j. Henley, left Friday for hel
: home at Rapid City
Our thanks are due and hereby ex
tended F. G. Robinson, member O
- State board of railroad commission
ers, for an up to date state map.
F. j. McCalmont went to his farm il
q Sully county yesterday to make fina
e arrangements for the cultivation of Thu
q same when the seeding season opens.
S DR.. L. f. Riggs left yesterday fo
Sioux City, where he is programme
J. tie make an address before the Siou
=. Valley medical association tomorrow
Faith was made railroad town O
y January 6. The Milwaukee pushe
70 fifty miles of track across the prairi
e in the midst of winter to acclaim thi
u end.
- G. n. McElvaine, secretary of til
state fair, has filed his annual repoi
" with the secretary of state. The as
IS ISOLATION has comfortable balanc
id in the treasury
II. NJ. Straight & Co. have opene
a drug store in st. Charles block
- corner Euclld and capital avenues
. Both stock and fixtures are new an
;. fully mp to date.
On Tuesday the senate concurred
the house adjournment dates and til
- members drew portion of salar
yesterday and nearly all will be abse1
=, from Pierre until January "a
at AT the late session of the board {
Is county commissioners, Frank Graz
of die. chairman thereof, was apponte
,y to examine and check up the bool
i'll of the several township treasurers.
p DR.. Stevenson, the we'll known ely
ear, nose and throat specialist
of Sioux Falls, will be in Pierre Tue
as day, Jan. 81, at the Locke Hote