Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1911-01-26
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Pierre, and will remain during the
week
Conductor O'Brien has gone to Hot |
Springs, Ark, where he will visit for
some time.
The town of Onida has added a
chemical engine to it's fire fighting
apparatus.
John Hayes of Fort Pierre passed
through the city Tuesday, ticketed to
Sioux Falls.
DR.. Stoner, a widely known physi-
clan of Highmore, was in the city
the first of tile week.
MIR. and Mrs. l.. A. Iemmy, OF
Onida, are in the city and will re-
main during the week.
E. B. Deidrick arrived from Sioux
Falls on Tuesday, and will remain in
the city until L ext week.
The weather man made up for his
recent obstreperous pranks and gave
us some fine weather this week.
Adjutant General Englesby and w.
F. Bancroft, state game warden, ar
rived Tuesday from Watertown.
w. ID. kenney left yesterday for
his home at Owanka after a visit
with his son, DR.. H. L. Kenney.
John Daniel Mckay of Watertown
and Wilson G.. Irvine of Gettys burg
were admitted to the bar yesterday.
Mrs. Wright and family left yes
terday for their home at Grand Is
land, Neb. after an extended visit at
the Anding home.
Members of the Modern Woodmen
of America have no assessment to pay
in January. The beneficiary order is
making start this year.
The supreme court handed down an
opinion yesterday, by Judge Mccoy,
disbarring q. p. Harbin of Platte IL
, the proceedings against him.
Arthur Larson, a Rapid City land
man, is among today's arrivals. He
! is confident that Rapid City will out
Z strip any town in the state in point
of population within ten years.
r O. S. Swenson of Sioux Falls, war.
: den of the state penitentiary, is il
the city. We are trying to get OIL
i friendly terms with the gentleman.
DR.. e. S. O'Neil of Canton, has
been appointed member of the State
g Board of Dental Examiners to sue
/, coed Dr.. Collins, who has rendered
n his resignation.
The city council of Onida has
t the contract for installing new sys
q TEN of WaterWorks for which the
: voters at u recent election voteC
$4,000.
!. A gentleman hailing from south
! eastern South Dakota reports rathe1
: a severe winter for his section. A
O Sioux Falls a considerable amount o
snow and cold weather is in evidence
g The Black Hills Horse Breeders
: association organized at Sturgis TIN
:. other day Lieutenant Edwards o
e the regular army, in speech pointed
e out the advantages of the Hills coun
try in raising good saddlers.
l. Found-A gold locket and chain
L. Il
8 Locket contains photographs of tw
a Pierre young people, male and fe
e male. Owner can have same b.
calling and paying for this notice.
n Lumber is lower in price through
If out the country than it has been TO
h some time past. BY people claimin
lie to know it is given out that sprin
a will bring material advance. Any
ef one contemplating building might d
wise thing in purchasing early.
"a Get out those mittens and cap:
'. for the weather is about to turn
Oh complete somersault and take tul
~ for the worst. The cold wave fla
N was hoisted by the weather burea
10 last night, and drop of 80 to I
TO degrees is expected before tonight.
- Tuesday evening a meeting VIZ
held by some of the musical taller
of this city and a band of 35 piec,
Is was organized under the direction
a Mr.. Corbin The officers elected were
ID Fred Chapman, chairman; Ly
IN Branch, treasurer; Edward Peterso
T. secretary.
- The Crystal Ice company has FILE
- it's mammoth storehouses with
= splendid quality of ice-far superb
. to that handled here in former year
The ice crop this winter is heav
tie clear as crystal, and the company hi