Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1911-01-19
A. l. Gliding arrived from Redfield

john COStelt0 lett SATURDAY LOT his
home at Cayour.
Speaker of the House c. j. Morris
returned from Deadwood Monday
w. H. Pascoe of Rapid City, was
here on business matters Saturday.
States Attorney Scoblie of Bon
Homme county, left Saturday for
home.
S. C. Policy, secretary of state, is
spending the week with home folks at
Deadwood.
Fred Winckler and j. c. Donavan of
Harold, were looking after business
matters here Tuesday.
N. E. Hanson, secretary of the
State Horticultural society, arrived
from Brookings Monday.
Mrs. C. Z. Dyke and son returned
to their home at Huron Sunday after
a visit with friends here.
Herds of deer have been discovered
40 miles northwest of FIT. Pierre, and
| hunters have hurried to that section.
If you belong to many lodges you
are kept busy at this season attending
banguets and keeping off the list OF
officers.
Five carloads of fat cattle were
shipped from Pierre to Sioux City on
Saturday.. l.. Ii. Schaffenberg was
the shipper.
O. F. Waller, division freight anc
passenger agent of the Milwaukee, was
in Pierre yesterday, he may remain un-
til Saturday.
Alex Erhart returned to his home
at Huron Saturday. MI. Erhart was
looking after the interests of the loco
motive engineers.
The state tuberculosis sanitarium
at Custer has been completed by the
contractors and is about ready to bt
, turned over to the state.
? The Stock Growers News, publish
t ed at Fort Pierre, has passed into the
hands of Arthur Il. Prior, recent,
from Iowa. Mr.. Prior is goot
writer and will edit the News will
!, commanding tact
w. II. King, secretary of the STATE
board of charities and corrections
, has sold the Parker Press-Lcader t,
=, Estee & Estee of Salem, and will de
;. vote his whole time to his gflicia
duties.
, The following fire chiefs were here il
, attendance at the meeting Of the Stat
6 Board of Control of Firemen held her
Tuesday and Wednesday,: James Clark
Mitchell; John Mellor, Hot Springs
John Woodward, Miller; A L. Coolidge
: Lead
q On Saturday night, Walter Kennedy
' died after an illness of few days 0
typhoid fever. Since May. he had bee
employed on the lack Sutlev farm i
e Lyman county Funeral services wer
d held in this city Wednesday, Rev, AS
g kin, officiating
g. G. Maben, we'll known abou
haunts in this city, may have clos
j, his goat" in recent transactions i
L Iowa. 1t is charged there that h
s defrauded banks by the issuance G
h checks. Maben mismanaged tw
local insurance companies during hi
# stay in Pierre.
). One bright mind is no more. Mr..
l. Philena Johnson, mother of Royal {
3 johnson, attorney general, expire
n at her home in Highmore on Monda
morning; pneumonia being the caus
O of death. Though dead, this mob
q woman will live long in the hearts
If acquaintance in this state and
J. Iowa.
o Since the new year began maj
difficult OPERATORS have been success
Is fully done at the city hospital-ar
At those who submitted to the surgeon
q knife are we'll on the road to permal
I. ent cure. Operating surgeons the
a are among the most skillful men
j. the age of which we live; we kno
Is them as such by the work they ha,
so we'll performed.
;. The board of com missioners Of Til
+. county, at their meeting at the b
a ginning of this year passed resol
l. ton requiring surety bonds from q
he the different county officials, and tn
1T they would not accept personal BON
d from any of them. The expense
c. securing these bonds is to be met |
the county, and such resolutions w
RS not place any additional expense u
H. on the officials giving the bond.
n A meeting of the board of control
o1 the State Firemen's Association w