Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1911-03-09
THE LOCAL NEWS

Frank Crane left yesterday for
WATERFOWL.
n. J. Mark arrived from Rapid
City yesterday.
Rev. T. l.. Riggs came in from
Oahe yesterday.
Tuesday, daughter was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Moline.
j. W. Keester now Ellis the position
of night clerk at the st. Charles.
Adolph Kerr returned Tuesday
from an extended stay in California.
Lieutenant Governor Byrne and
wife left for their home on Monday.
Mrs. j. E. Nipple left Tuesday for
Chicago. She will be gone two weeks
G. FL. Anderson went to Chicago
Tuesday to look after business mat
ters.
Rev. G. 7. Notson, we'll known in
Pierre, arrived yesterday from Nit
chell.
Tuesday evening Mrs. i. e. Hits
entertained number of friends at
cards.
Attorney VIM. Williamson of Oaco
ma, was looking after legal business
here Tuesday.
e. A. West left yesterday for Mar
shalltown, Iowa, where he has real
estate interests.
Railroad officials report an increase
in travel with the approach of the
spring months.
Thomas Roberts left yesterday for
Sioux Falls, having been in the city
during the legislative session.
George Williamson, an influential
attorney of Aberdeen, argued case
before the supreme court Tuesday.
G. G. Lawrence, superintendent of
Tuesday to attend school officers
meeting.
Deputy State Supt. Young returned
Tuesday from the eastern part of the
state, where he had visited a number
of schools.
r. L. Yohum is planning to train
twelve buffalo to drive. He thinks
of exhibiting six teams at fairs and
expositions.
Mrs. j. H. Vessey of Washington
Springs, who has spent several weeks
here with her son, Bernard, left
Tuesday for home.
Miss Farmer has charge of the
West Land company's office during
the absence of Mr.. West, who is look
ing after real estate interests in Iowa
A horse is missing from the premis-
es Of Louis T. Nickel, in Stanley
county, 1t is thought that the ami
NAL has been driven off by rustlers.
Mrs. S. A. Travis entertained the
Birthday club yesterday. After a
four-course luncheon was served, the
guests enjoyed themselves in playing
bridge.
Misses Mead entertained Tuesday
evening at their home on Grand
avenue. Five hundred was played
after which dainty luncheon was
served.
The Woman's Library club held an
interesting meeting this afternoon.
Arrangements are under way for the
celebration of the anniversary of the
library.
Yesterday Governor Vessey an
nounced the appointment of VIM.
Williamson to the judgeship in the
new eleventh district He is a resi-
dent of Oacoma.
Herman Sterud is seriously i'll of
pneumonia. Mr.. Sterud is missed at
the present time in the office of secre-
tary of state, where he has filled a
clerkship for years.
A daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. 1'hos.
Jacobs, aged months, died Sunday
night. Thus over happy home the
shadow of little grave has fallen;
and it's wonderful how long a shadow
little grave can throw.
George Hoben has accepted posi-
tion in Moore's store. His duty is to
arrange articles in the show windows
of that dry goods house. He has a
whole lot of ability in that direction
and we are certain to see goods ar
tistically displayed.
Huron college has issued and is cir
culating bulletin of it's eleventh an
nual summer school for teachers.
This term begins June 18th and con-
tinues six weeks. The bulletin figures
that the tuition. board and room for