Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1911-05-11
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THE LOCAL NEWS


DIR. N. B. Gearhart returned Mon
day from trip to Chicago.
Fred Winkler and j, F. Donegan
came up from Harold Tuesday.
M. S. Mather and family left yes
terday for their home in Chicago.
N. Kass came up from Huron Tues
day to look after business matters.
Attorney G. w. Humphrey was at
Huron on legal business Saturday,
The Minneapolis Symphony orches-
ira will appear at the Grand on May "a.
S. w. Clark and Peter Norbeck of
Redfeld, week Pierre visitors Tuesday.
Mrs. j. G.. Damn returned Saturday
from visit with friends at High
more.
Mrs. F. F. Reich went to Rapid
City Friday for a short visit with
friends.
j.. j. Marso of Harold, was look
ing after business matters in Pierre
Tuesday.
T. G. Hengelis erecting fine cottage
on Highland avenue, opposite his par
entail home.
@Mrs. w. E. Rem came over from
Onida Tuesday for visit at the
Satterlee home.
Mrs. G.. F. Ainsworth came up
from Huron Tuesday AMI will make
this city her home.
: Attorney B. S. Payne returned Sat-
urday from Winner, where he had been
on professional business.
Irwin Yarnell arrived from Mime
apolis Monday for visit with his
father who is at the hospital
Huronite, 8: Lou Lillibridge left
this morning for Yankton TO take the
run out of there for time.
P. E. Patton of Salem, passed
through the city Monday, enroute
home from Underwood.
The famous Eckhardt Bell ringers
Awill give an entertainment at the M.
E. church on the evening of the 18th.
F. F. Brinker, state land commits
sioner, returned Monday from Trip
county, where he had been on official
business.
A parole has been granted by Gov.
Vessey to Henry Baker of Campbell
county, who was sentenced on an
adultery charge.
A special train was run to Fit.
Pierre Friday evening for the benefit
ciamatory contest.
If it is feed. -four or seed grain you
want, see Pierre Hay and Feed Co.,
one-half block east of Grand Pacific
hotel, Pierre, S. D.
Huron Herald, q: Leon Kendall de-
parted for Pierre last evening, where
he will work in the dispatcher's office
during the coming month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perkins of Madison,
Mimi, arrived Monday, called here
by the serious illness of their son,
Harvey, who is i'll of pneumonia.
Harvey Perkins was taken to the
hospital Saturday suffering with Sc
we're attack of pneumonia. His many
friends wish him speedy recovery
Patriotic Ft. Pierre will fly the
eagle on July 4. Fort Pierre people
4 can crowd more enthusiasm into the
natal day than any people within the
range of our acquaintance.
The late report of the United States
census bureau gives Pierre's popula
ton by wards as follows; LIST ward
500; End ward, 1898; 3rd ward, 772;
4th ward, 6e5; total, se16.
at a meeting Of the school board
held last Thursday evening, Mrs
Cosgrove of Watertown was selected
as director of music in the CITY
schools for the coming year.
The railway commission has Sc
May II as date for investigation o
q railway accident at Salem; ant
May 18 as the date for the investiga
ton of another accident at Elk Point
both cases resulting in loss of life.
A number of the county superintend
ents of the state arrived the fore par
of the week and have taken up thei
duties as committee to prepare al
elementary course of study for schools
of the state. Among the arrivals wer
Leyman of Yankton, French of Union
and Beckman of Sphinx.
At meeting of the Catholic arch
hishnps at the Catholic university il
Washington few days ago, the lead
inc fnnic for discusainn WAS the cor