Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1911-01-19
A. D. Parsons is up from Blunt

d. W. IaEuley is III the Guy IToul
Ipswich.
] V. Bailey arrived Tuesday from
Groton.
Senator Lockhart is spending the
week at his home in Clear Lake.
Mrs. Earl Mercer Of Blunt, visited
her father at the hospital yesterday.
Dick Jones came in from Midland
today to look after business inter
ests.
Mrs. Homer Partridge entered the
hospital today and will undergo an
operation.
MIR. and Mrs. C. w. Crew returned
yesterday from visit with relatives
in Nebraska.
Miss Minnie Lane left yesterday for
Milton, Iowa, called there by the illness
of her mother.
1t is not difficult for cold wave to
wear out its welcome at this season
of the year.
R. H. Townsend. county surveyor
of Stanley county, was a visitor from
Fit. Pierre Monday.
| w. E. Stewart and Jas. F. Feeney,
of Harold, have gone to Florida on
prospecting trip.
Charles e. Hankammer and Miss
Lizzie M. Hayenar, both of Hayes,
were married in this city Tuesday.
w. w. Ewing, clerk at the Indian
school, has resigned his position, and
accepted like one at Grand Junction
The funeral of the late Mrs. Seth
Knapp of Nowlin, an aunt of Mrs w
Nelson, was held Monday in this
city.
Geo. X. March and family will soor
take up their residence at Spkane
Wash, where Mr.. March has prop
erty interests.
John o. Nysven OF Wendte and Mis-
Harriet b. Schaap of Meers wer
united in marriage by Rev. Swartz a
the Baptist church Tuesday.
Miss Minnie Avery, a delegate from
the Iowa State Horticultural society
arrived from Council Bluffs to attent
our state meeting now in session.
On the evening of January 25, mem
bers Of the local Woodmen Camp will
give o dancing party Goebel'
orchestra will furnish the music TO
the occasion.
Forty of the trail blazers of th
Black Hills met at Deadwood in tn
23rd annual session of the Black Hill
Pioneer society, whose members ar
each year dwindling.
The state board of pharamacy be
gun a session here yesterday with
class of twenty five before it to tax
the examinations, the largest elias
ever before the board.
John Weldon, publisher of tn
\
Viborg Enterprise, called while j
the city Friday. John was in Pierr
during the boom days and is Xxi dl
remembered here by many.
E. G. Austin's house near Arno
; this county, and all it's contents, i,
Guiding quite a sum Of money, wa
recently destroyed by fire, whic
originated from the kitchen stove.
Col. L. G. Orr is to be commander
9 of the Soldiers home at Hot SPRING.
Members of the Investigating con
mittee, accompanied by Capt. Kin!
man, commander of G. A. r.. are
Hot Springs.
, Mr.. and Mrs. f. F. Moore, VIII
have been guests at the l. A. Co
home, left today for their home ;
: Oskaloosa, Iowa. They were accon
panied by Miss Faustina Cole. VIII
will visit there for some time.
Harvey M. Howard Of this city W;
united in marriage yesterday
e II jghmore to Miss Jennie e. Wbippl
y Harvey is a son of Mr.. and Mrs. I
Z. Howard of this city, and is
y young man of good business quail
u cations. The Free Press extent
s hearty congratulations.
The death Of Hon. Chauncey
y " God is reported from Seattle. M
J, Wood was summoned to that city
l. few weeks ago on account of the il
g ness of Mrs. Wood, who had gol
l. there in October for the bettermel
y of her health. The news of his SUI
den death brought sadness to a
al quaintances in Pierre.
IS 1t may come to pass that law make
= in generations to come will not be ca
1t ed up to devote much of their time
i vestigating charges preferred again