Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1911-05-04

Tuesday.
DR.. S. B. Stegeman came over from
Onida Tuesday.
Attorney Steichen came in from
Watertown Tuesday.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
w. FL. Crowley Tuesday.
Philip Dufran of La Beau, is the
guest of Pierre friends.
Ed. Squirting of Leslie, was Pierre
visitor Monday and Tuesday.
Earl Gray went to Watertown Tues
day for a visit with home folks.
Mrs. Harry Notmeyer returned on
Monday from a visit at Huron.
F. A. Craft, state fire marshal,
came in from Mitchell Tuesday.
Mrs. F. F. Reich was the guest OF
Rapid City friends over Sunday.
Gen. M. w. Sheafe of Watertown,
was Pierre visitor Saturday.
Mrs. G. T. Dixie of Huron was the
guest of Pierre friends Saturday.
j. f. Olandey returned Tuesday
from business trip to Chicago.
Mrs. j. E. Campbell and son went
&c their home at iIiEhmoIe Saturday.
c. A. Metzgar of Canning, is tax
ing treatment at st. Mary's hospital.
Deputy Sheriff Walker was looking
after legal business at Harold Mon
day.
J. S. Mueller and ID. d. Wipf of
Parkston, were Pierre visitors Mon
day.
Mrs. l.. E. Gaffy left last week for
visit with relatives at Mt. Pleasant,
Iowa.
Harry Quackenbush returned Sat-
urday from a visit in Minnesota
points.
Charles Leischer of DeGrey under
went an operation at the hospital
Tuesday.
Bernard Wesley left Monday for a
visit with home folks at Washington
Springs.
N. P. Christianson arrived home
the fore part of the week from an ex-
tended stay in Colorado.
The Girls club gave a miscellane-
GUS shower Saturday evening in hon
or of Miss Leila Mansfield.
Light SHOWS and rains fell over
western and northwestern South Da-
kota Saturday night and Sunday.
Rev. Askin and wife went to Hise-
ga Tuesday, where it is hoped the
change will benefit Mr.. Askin's
health.
David w. Mclaughlin of Smith,
and Miss Lillian Renele of Philip
were united in marriage in this city
Tuesday.
Miss Katherine Deutsch, steno-
grapher, rendered her resignation to
the state railway commission to take
effect June 1.
John 1. Newell went to New York
Saturday to look after business con-
nected with the Gas Belt Land &
Abstract Co.
John Hirning has purchased the
G. w. Anding home and will occupy
the same after Mr.. Anding and fami-
ly leave fer ST. St Paul.
Butte county is to have new court
house. The structure is to be erected
at Belle Fourche and to be completed
by February /, 1912.
S. II. Lea, state engineer, went to
Redfield yesterday to look after mat
tiers pertaining to the plans for the
new insane hospital at that place.
Miss Leila Mansfield, who has acted
as stenographer in the state land
office, has resigned her position. She
left Tuesday for her home at Hurley
H.C. Quackenbush, Jas. Mcknight,
H. D. Enoe, l.. l.. Schaaf and n. C.
Obershaw left Monday for Aberdeen,
where they serve as jurors in the
United States court.
The Dakota climate has it's disad-
vantages, but Dakota farmers never
have to lie awake at nights, in the
springtime, worrying for fear late
freeze will ruin their peach and apple
crop.
Hnronite, 2: w. M. Farmer left for
short stay at Pierre on this morn
ing's west bound Northwestern.
G.. G. Fullinweider departed this
morning for Pierre to attend the state
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