Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1911-03-23

NiSS hteiiSiiGe htdtnSt C0Nic III |
from Meers last week.
w. w. Waite was up from Blunt |
on business matters Friday
j. w. Grandle is one of the latest
patients at the hospital.
John Sutherland returned Saturday
from business trip to Brooklngs.
The Randy Kid" gave dance at
the Billinghurst hall Friday night.
Mrs. p. j, Pangle went TO Rapid
City Friday for q visit with a sister.
L. e. Battin returned last week
from visit with home folks in Iowa.
Editor w. Il. Green of the Okobo-
10 Times, was a Pierre visitor Satur-
day.
Mrs. Lizzie Wilkinson left Satur-
day for a visit with relatives in
Minneapolis.
Gov. II. S. Vessey returned Friday
from visit at his old home in w es-
sington Springs.
Rev. j IL. Hull of Huron, preached
at the Congregational church Sunday
morning and evening.
Seth Bullock, United States mar
shall. passed through Pierre on Fri
day, going to his home in Deadwood.
Miss Verna Vessey, who has been
III poor health for some time past.
has entered the hospital for treat
ment.
Miss Ella Amundson of Hague,
n. D., arrived Saturday for a
visit with her sister, Mrs. j. W.
koenig.
, c. G. Coffin of Queen Beach, n J :,
who has been looking after business
interests here the past month, left
Friday for his home.
| f, r. Brinker, state land commits
sioner. and N. M. Hanson, deputy
returned Sunday from the eastern
part of the state.
5. n, Dorothy of Nowlin, a brother
of our townsman, b. f. Dorothy
underwent an operation for append
citis at the hospital Saturday.
v Flowing wells, west Of the river
are of great benefit to settlers. Blu
few shallow wells and dams afford {
needed supply of water at this time
- The ST. Patrick S dance given a
the auditorium by the Pierre band OF
Friday evening was one OF marKe,
success, and WAS enjoyed by larg
number.
Messrs. Frank Slocum, IL. B. Driv
u er, Chas. Knutdson and Il. E. Ben
Il nett were prominent Masons OF PHILIP
y who We're III attendance at the Pierr
meeting last Friday night.
If MI. and Mrs. Gene Hurlbut, Twin
u north of this city, entertained a larg
/ gathering OF friends Friday egenin
at their home at a st. patrick's party
e a dainty dinner was served, an
II dancing INDUCED i'll until early morn
A NJ. Scott OF Meers, is blowing an
discing two hundred acres OF LAND
7 and Intends to plant the acreage t
- corn. Mr.. Scott is confident that i
n 1911 all former crop records will b
r. broken.
The annual Hughes county Sunda
N school convention viii be held at til
N Methodist church in Pierre March u
a. commencing at three O'Clock D. Ii
q All sunday school workers in Hughe
county are urged to be present an
take part in the convention.
,f u. f. sutley, member of che lowe
is branch of the legislature from Ly
> man county, disposed OF bushes
matters here tuesday. He reporte
seeding well advanced in Lyman, an
- that farmers generally are coniide1
y OF reaping profitable crops this yea
: Albert Nystrum of Sully count
=, brought load OF wheat TO the cit
mills last week. Mr.. Nystrum il
tends to begin operating his pow,
DIeaklnS pow ABOUT April |. ID
. first work with the big machine wi
- be to turn 400 acres of sod.
90 Lead Call: John Latta, presidel
20 OF the South Dakota Firemen 8 Sta
association arrived in the city fro
Pierre today to meet with the loo
- committee and take up matters
- connection with the coming sta
~ tournament, to be held il this eli
~ from July to S inclusive.
"a 0. $. Basfor1 returned home Su
of day morning from Redtield, where
w conducted hearing in the matter
licensing the st. Paul Mutual Hail al
Cyclone Insurance company to co
tinue business in the state. The cor