Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1911-05-25
THE LOCAL NEWS


nepolis.
Born; May q, to Rev. and Mrs. Gull
ixon, daughter.
Governor Vessey returned from
Mitchell Friday.
Miss E. M Hickey of Kirley, was
q Pierre visitor Friday.
/. M. Dotson went to Highmore
Saturday TO visit daughter.
The B. Y. p. q. gave social at the
Dorothy home Friday evening.
Mrs. Cornell of Nowlin, underwent
an operation at the hospital Friday.
Miss Mary Collins, neice of Mrs.
E. Jacobson, arrived Tuesday for a
visit.
Mrs. E. r. Row returned Saturday
from a visit with daughter in st.
Paul.
Official business called Royal G. John
son, attorney general, to Pierre on
Monday.
Mr., and Mrs. Fred Villas went to
Chamberlain by auto Friday to visit
relatives.
Saturday afternoon the employees
at the state house enjoyed their first
halliday holiday.
C. F. Boon left Tuesday for Decatur,
ILL.,, where he intends to establish him.
self in the grocery trade
Max Kerr and Adolph Kerr went
to Hot Springs last week, where they
will run an auto livery during the
summer.
A special meeting of the A.O.U.W.
was held Saturday night, Olaf Work
man of Yankton, grand master, being
present.
Clerk Sandys issued a permit to wed
Monday morning to Miss Elsie Killing
and Clyde f. O'Haire, both of Agar,
Sully county.
Judge Hughes yesterday adjourned
the May term of the circuit court until
july 6. At this time few court cases
will be heard.
June bugs, which have been too
plentiful in this section for the past
few years, have shown up this spring
as thick as ever.
If it is feed, -four or seed grain you
want, see Pierre Hay and Feed Co.,
one-half block east of Grand Pacific
hotel, Pierre, S. ID.
Rev. C. w. Zech, presiding elder
for the Evangelical church of this
district, was present at the quarterly
conference here Sunday.
Friday evening a reception will be
given at the M. E. parsonage in hon,
or of Mrs. C. p. Johnsan of Omaha
sister of Mrs j. S. Sebree.
By the filing Of petition Monday
containing the required number of sig
natures, the proposed headlight Law
has been sent to the referendum.
Sunday night H. j. Finney of Minot
N. D., labor organizer for the Da
kotas, fell from a hotel steps III
Huron, dying few minutes later.
Attorneys A. l.. Plowman and Ma
son and N. T. Mason of Dea iwood
were in the city Saturday looking af
ter matters before the supreme court
Judge Willard of Minneapolis began
term of the federal court in Dead
wood on Monday. The docket is long
and includes number of criminal cases
Sunday a class numbering forty
nine received first communion at SIS
Peter and Paul's church. On this oc
casion the seating capacity of th'
church was taxed.
F. j. Swanson, kindly remembered
here by Pierre people, died of typhoid
pneumonia at Firesteele, this state, o.
Sunday. The body was taken to Man
son, Iowa, for burial.
Chris Christensen, who was sen
fenced from Clark county fifteel
years ago for the murder of his wife
has been granted a parole by tn
state board of pardons.
DR.. Mary Noyes FAIR, grand receiv
er of the Degree of Honor, went t,
Deadwood Saturday to be in attend
ance at the state meeting of that or
der which convened Monday.
The supreme court has admitted Be
M. Wood, son of the late Chaunc
Wood of Rapid City, the certificate be
ing granted on his diploma from tn
law department of the state university
Saturday afternoon Miss Dess
Buggy and Mr.. Frank Chlabek wer
united in marriage by Rev. A. d
Thihodoon After trim east the