Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1911-04-06
C. H. Byrne came in from Philip

Purkapile Tuesday.
H. G. Jaynes and family were guests
of friends at Miller Tuesday.
Governor Vessey is looking after
business affairs at eastern points.
Helen and Aline Smith returned
Tuesday from visit at Rapid City.
Jack Reeves arrived from Chicago
Monday for visit with friends.
Messrs. N. Dalayer and C. l.. Fen
ton came up from Harold yesterday.
AL Hall of Rapid City, was looking
after business matters here Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Crane went to
Chicago yesterday for ten days stay
f. E. Grams, deputy state fire mar
shall, came in from Lead Monday.
A full display of millinery goods will
be found at our parlors Capitol Mil
linery store.
You will observe that April is there
with the raw material of which flowers
are manufactured.
Snow which fell here on Tuesday
melted practically as fast as it fell,
giving the country fair soaking.
To the Capital Millinery Store for
your Easter bonnet. We carry the
latest line of goods ard our prices are
the lowest.
When you select your Easter hat
call at the Capital Millinery Store. We
carry the best line of hats in the city.
Our prices are the lowest.
Mrs. Fred Sawyer of Quinn, who
has been i'll at the hospital, died Sun
day of heart failure. The remains
were taken to Wisconsin for burial.
The supreme court has set April 81
as the date for hearing the disbarment
charges against Attorney General
Johnson, the hearing to be by the
court.
The receipts of the department of
the secretary of state for March We're
S2,9lS, which is $500 in excess of the
receipts of that department in March
of last year.
Mrs. Amelia Northdurft of Rec
Heights, we'll known throughout
Hughes county, passed away last
Thursday, the cause of death being
dnopsy of the heart.
The supreme court has admitted
j. w. Malvin of Newell on certif
cate from Iowa, and Fred Gladstobs
of Dupree on a certificate from the
court of North Dakota.
The acreage sown to alfalfa in the
southwestern part of the state is
steadily increasing. Carmen Fisher
of Hot Springs, has hulled over 1,00(
bushels of the seed for farmers this
spring.
Rapid City Journal, 4: Mrs. Chas
Gray of Pierre, who has been spend
ing a few days with her parents, Mr.
aud Mrs. Chas. Raybourne, of NORTH
Rapid, returned home yesterday.
Articles of Incorporation nave beer
filed for the Home Building and LoaI
association of Hot Springs; capital
100000; incorporators, G. L. Lollich
w. NJ. Hunter, w. l.. Baldwin, ant
other residents of Hot Springs.
The State Bankers association will
hold its annual convention in Sioux
Falls June 3 to 8. Special rates of on.
fare and third have been received
through the Western Passenger as
ISOLATION.
b. A. Eakin has severed his con
nections with the First Nationa
Bank and has accepted a position
with the Mundt Real Estate Co. Mis-
Clara Farmer has taken the position
with the First Rational Bank.
Huronite, 8: Rev. Miller Of Pierre
Was q NlSllol III JilS Il OIL ClUy MOltldN
$3.50. Mrs. II. M. Barr and son cam,
in last night from Pierre, where the
have been visiting with Mrs. Barr
parents for the past few days.
| Governor Vessey has granted a par
don for John Kellar, sentenced from
Hutchinson county on charge o
grand larceny The action was takel
upon the recommendation of the stat
pardon board.
Doane Robinson, secretary of tn
state historical society, lectured Mon
day evening at Vermilion at the an
nual meeting of the Daughters of tn
American Revolution. His subjec
was Historic Landmarks in Soutl
Dakota
The state brand commission ha