Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1911-05-11
VIM. McDaniels came in from Mid

family at Brookings.
w. A. Williams went out to Philip on
business matters Friday.
D. G. Glennon of Huron registered at
the ST. Charles yesterday.
NJ. T. Auldridge of Highmore, was
Pierre visitor over Sunday.
Some fine fish were taken from the
river the first of the week
Miss Lydia Downer spent Sunday
with home folks at Highmore.
Mrs. H. T. Kenney returned Satur-
day from visit IN Iowa and Illinois.
E. A. Woods left Saturday for Min
nesota to look after real estate matters.
Alfred Nichols, U. S. Commissioner
at Hayes, was a Pierre visitor Friday.
C. j. Burt, brother of Spencer
Burt, arrived from Lodi, Wis, Friday.
Miss Ellenor Mather returned on
Monday from visit in the Black
Hills.
Mrs. Hill of Van Metre, Is the
guest of Mrs. James Mckay this
week.
Mrs. JOS Brown of Lewiston. N. D.,
arrived Friday for visit with Pierre
friends.
Walter French and wife returned
Tuesday from short visit with rela-
tives at Midland.
L. L. Schaaf returned Monday from
Aberdeen, where he served as juror in
the Federal court.
The famous Yenkee Robinson circus
will make its appearance in this city
Saturday, May 27.
Messrs Geo. Whalen, M. j. Ruck-
man and Henry Whalen were up
from Blunt Tuesday.
j. R. Griffin, of Onida who has been
at the hospital for some time past,
was released Monday.
G. P. johnson of Kansas City, Mo-.
arrived Monday for visit with his
sister, Mrs. j. S. Sebree.
Mrs. N. Livingstone came over from
Onida last week for visit with her
son, G. M. Livingstone.
D. C. Coppage, H. NJ. Straight and
H. G. Freeman are spending the week
fishing in the Black Hills.
Attorneys Glenn w. Martens and L..
L. Stephens went to Rousseau on a
short fishing trip Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Nelson return
ed yesterday from Florida where
they spent seyeralmonths.
On Tuesday, June 10, an examina-
ton will be held for applicants for
admission to the state bar.
Harvey Perkins is reported much
better today and it is hoped he will
soon be able to be around again.
Among the Okobojo visitors in Pierre
Friday were: Mrs. Thos. Crawford,
Mrs. H. E. Snow, H. A. McGannon.
L. B. Wadleigh is expected here
from Omaha today, where he went a
few days ago to pay visit To daugh-
ter.
| Rev. Mueller was called to Osceola
Yesterday to conduct the funeral ser
vices of the late John Roster of that
city.
Rev. R. D. Dexheimer left Monday
for Balfour, N. D., to attend the an
nual conference of the Evangelical
church.
| N. P. Christensen and family left
yesterday for Colorado Springs al
which place they will take up theil
residence.
j. w. Weumesser, Chas. Mellette
and John Tirron Of Dubuque, Iowa
are in the city with view of invest
ing in Hughes county land.
| H. E. Cutting, who writes none but
fire insurance that is reliable, wrote
applications today aggregating ST.. 0o(
upon property III Stanley county
i Next Sunday, May Ia, has been sci
apart by Governor Wesley as Mother
Day, and it will be observed in Pierre
with the customary ceremonies.
Rev. A. L. Kelley and wife arrived
from Chicago yesterday. Mr.. Kelle,
having accepted the call as pastor o
the Baptist church of this city.
E. M. McDermott of Huron, has
received the appointment of road
master for the Northwestern to sue
coed ]. S. Burke, who has retired
, from the service.
Somehow, it is bit difficult to worl
up much sympathy for the innocent by
{ stander who gets plugged after goinf
out of his way to get as close as posi-