Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1911-03-30
Born, March 20, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Lumley, daughter.

Robert Lumley, a daughter.
The Dickens club was entertained
at the Robinson home Monday even
ing.
The State Brand commission is in
session and will continue for three
days.
b. ". Gray returned Tuesday from
a visit with his parents at Water
town.
ga Wise Fool" will be presented
at the Grand opera house Saturday,
April LIST.
D. d. Oldaker left Saturday for the
Hills country in the interest of the
Brink Land company.
The weather man evidentally start
ed out Monday to please everybody.
He has given US snow, rain, wind,
cloudy and clear weather.
A irebug is suspected to be operat-
ing at Brookings, as three fires with
in two days, all apparently of incen-
diary origin indicate.
The annual state meeting of county
auditors is being held in this city.
The attendance is larger than on any
former gathering.
William Heinz, in the Stanley
county circuit court, entered plea
of guilty to the charge of murder of
Rolfe b, Miles. He will be given
sentence today.
The annual convention of the Ma
tional Retail Hardware Dealers AS
ISOLATION is on in Kansas City. e.
e. Warren, president of the state
association is in attendance.
Gregg & Co. of Blunt are the boys
that are selling machinery and farm
tools. They handle the best and
most improved implements obtain.
able.
The state board of pharmacy will
meet at Brookings April 10, for the
examination of candidates for regis
tration and for the transaction OF
general business.
w. d. Anding may go to Highmore
and engage in the milling business
He is a capable fell and is certain tt
make a success of any branch O
trade in which he embarks.
Rapid City Journal, 20: Mrs. c. J
Kendall and daughter, Miss Ida, o
/ Pierre, were arrivals yesterday morn
| ing leaving in the evening for New
ell where they will visit friends for ;
short time.
Much damage is reported to hav,
been done in the vicinity of Okoboit
| by high winds Tuesday Light. Wine
mills, tanks and small buildings wer
blown down. Several barns were al
so wrecked.
The governor has appointed the fol
lowing as members of the board O
agriculture: J. w. Campbell, Huron
Isaac Lincoln, Aberdeen; and Char
les Hunt, Wasta. The last nance
gentleman is a new member.
While carrying shotgun on
tramp over the hills, Francis j
Quirk, rancher west of Bell
Fourche, stumbled and the gun il
discharging sent a charge through
his intestines, which a few hours lat
er caused his death.
| Huron Huronite, 30: Ralph Long
staff arrived home Monday evenin
from Minneapolis, where he has bee
for few days. He left Tuesda
morning for Pierre. ..Superintend
ent f. r.. Moulton departed Tuesda
morning for Pierre after few day
in the city. ....J. M. McDermott Z
| Pierre, roadmaster of the c. IL NV
in that city, was in Huron Tuesda
morning on his way through.
| Hot Springs has made great i'm
provement during the past year, an
with the railroad facilities offered b
the building of the two roads fror
the Missouri river to Rapid City, th
fine health resort will attract man
people from the eastern part of tn
state and from Iowa and Minnesot
who never before visited it. The dt
terminstion to help the hotels ope
winter and summer will make it a
all year town. The winter climate Q
Hot Springs is remarkably mild, an
the seeker for health and recreatio
need not by any means confine hi