Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1911-02-23

Mr.. and Mrs. j a. Berg returned
today from Chicago.
Carson Williams came in from
Philip yesterday.
F. A. Countryman arrived yester-
day from Watertown
l.. Miller, prominent attorney, is
in the city from Mitchell.
The Trinity Guild met this after
noon with Mrs c. NJ. Hollister.
VIM. B. Fey, attorney, was in the
city yesterday from Sioux Falls.
W. S. Milligan of Aberdeen, is look
after legislative matters in the city.
Barriers Burned Away" the best
show troupe, at the Grand, March 3.
Chas. L. Hyde left this morning for
berdeen where he has large property
interests.
Mrs. S. G. Policy arrived from
Deadwood today for few days visit
with friends in this city.
The new Office building of a. C.
Brlnk-the finest in the city-is in
the hands of the tinishers.
Granville Jones, foremost in the dem
ocratic party iii this state, arrived to-
dry from Chamberlain.
Mrs. Geo. D. Mathieson of Wendte
entered Sc. Mary's hospital last week
suffering with an attack of lung fever.
Clay Carpenter, register of the U.
5. Land Office at Lennon, is in the
city on business matters.
The Round Robin circle viii be ell
tertained at the home of Mrs. j. IL.
Mccoy tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs. A. c.. Roberts and sou left
yesterday for their home at Pierpoint,
after an extended stay in the city.
Mrs. l.. A. Owen returned today
from Chicago, where she made her
purchase of spring millinery goods
Hon. o. S. Basford returned today
from the east. He was accompanied
on his return by daughter, Mrs. D. B
Fox
Miss Martha Backus closed hel
visit with Pierre friends yesterday
and returned TO her home at Luyerne
Mimi
W. H. Gleckler was released from
the hospital yesterday. His many
friends are pleased to see him around
again.
Ladies of the Lutheran society will
serve chicken supper, in the base
ment of the Episcopal church, Fri
J day evening.
DR., r.. d. Away of Aberdeen. who
was here in attendance at a meeting
j OF the State Medical board, left Tues
day for home.
Hon. Il. 0. Richards arrived here to
day from Huron. 1t is suspected he i:
mere to push to passage new primary
election ballot law.
Hon. Joseph Hare of keystone ar
rived in the city today. He came tx
attend meeting which has for it,
purpose the organization of state
progressive league
Bonds, voted to meet the ex pens.
OF building a court house in Sull7
county, We're purchased by the Firs
State Bank of Onida.
| MIR. and Mrs. Harvey Howard LEI
yesterday morning for Highm ore
having been called by the serious i'll.
ness of Mrs. Howard's mothe L.
The census gives populations a
follows: Belle Fourche, 1852; De ad
wood, 1862; Hot Springs, 2,140
Rapid City, 1854, and Sturgis, 1,739.
Byron L. Glow, ex-county treasu /
er OF Stanley county. was a visitor il
Pierre Wednesday. Mr.. Glow is nov
in the land and abstract business a
Dupree.
A petition asking that the electors
of the city be given the privilege t,
vote upon the question of license OF
no license has been filed with the cit,
auditor.
Now, that the Cog population ha,
been decreased to a large extent, i
would be good move to commerce
the harvest of cats.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Rummel who ar,
guests at the Harry Gardner home
will leave next week for Onida, where
they will open up restaurant.
Ladies of the Methodist Episcopal so
ciety served a sumptuous supper at tn,
churci, last evening, and the the patronag,
was liberal. Decorations were appro
pirate to the anniversary occasion
Miss Edith Anding entertained hel