Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1911-03-23
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THE LOCAL NEWS

Redfeld.
H. B. Fisher was in from Philip
Tuesday.
Mayor c. H. V;ckerman Of ottpmwa
was in the city Tuesday.
Atty. Royal c. johnson came up
from Highmore Monday
Roy Walker of Lindsay was bush
ness caller in the city Monday.
w. A. Morris was brought IN from
Ottumwa Monday for medical aid.
A. w. Ewert returned yesterday
morning from business trip east.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bibleheimer lett
Monday for their new home at Selby
VIM. and Nick Weidensee of Gettys-
burg were in the city the first OF the
week.
The local band will give cotillion
party in Billinghurst hall Saturday
evening.
Cd. Kendall, real estate dealer OF
Newell, was transacting business III
the city Tuesday.
James Coleman and Geo. Ripley came
in from Laurel Tuesday, for few
days stay in the city.
f. N. Beacon is in the western part
of the state in the interest OF the Bea-
com Medicine company.
c. G. DeBoer has bought the Smith
farm eight miles northeast of Pierre,
and moved to his new purchase yester-
day.
G.. w. Abel, a resident of Huron
since 1882 and prominent business
man there, died at Winnetka, H., on
Monday.
e. w. Simpson left Tuesday for
trip through Mexico. Mrs. simpson
and son went to their old home at
Henry, III.
The Capitol Commission held
business meeting at the capitol Tues
day. The plans for the new gas plant
were discussed.
Monday the state board OF pardons
will meet here to consider the appIl-
cations that have come in for theii
recommendation
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. d.
Mrs. Mary Lippincot- of Rapid City
prominent member of the Degree OF
Honor, was a guest of Mrs. Laughlir
the first of the week.
The Capital millinery store, in the
opera house block, will hold an open
ing sale soon. A splendid line o.
fashion hats may be seen there.
Otis 2. Shaver, charged with de
sorting his wife and infant child a
Onida, is being returned from Shen
andoah, To-, by Sheriff Colman.
The ravages of wolves in Lyman
county have been materially Gu
down by the operation of bounty
which made residents eager to ex
terminate the wslyes for their scalps
state will convene. There are nov
fifty-seven counties and it is eXpecte
that there Will be good representa-
ton present.
Del Hess is in the vicinity of OkO
boio DISCRIMINATING coyotes an
wolves. By the aid of four hot foot
ed hounds he caught seven coyote
and two wolves during the week
Tuesday did seem like May day
but it wasn't. Instead it was Marc
81, when the eqIinoXial storm Nigh
have been expected. And, by til
way, it isn't too late for it to com
yet.
The Mid-W West Hotel company ha
Just closed deal to take over th
famous Evans hotel at Hot Springs
They will re-it and refurnish it con
pletely and expect to open it the frs
of June.
George Holland, an extensive Ian
owner, near Gettysburg, was regis
tered Monday at the st. Charles. MI
Holland is confident that land price
will go up from $500 to $1,000 befor
July /, and is buying in advance {
the rise in price.
The basket ball team from the Lea
high school, the champions of ths
section of the state lying west of til
Missouri river, will go to Sioux Fail
Friday and that evening will meet til
team from the Sioux Falls high scho,
the champions of the section Of til
state east of the river, for the sta,