Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1911-02-02
Geo. schlosser is in the city from

Sioux Falls.
County Commissioners Grandle is
on the sick list.
Frank Bramble came down from
Watertown Tuesday.
Attorney E. II. Wilson of Salem, is
capital city visitor.
J. F. Halliday of Iroquois, was
among the arrivals yesterday.
John burlington, of Powell, hsa
| been in town for several days.
q. R. Starbuck was down from
Powell couple of days early in the
week.
A. l.. Runyan, who formerly resid-
ed in Pierre, arrived Friday from
Aberdeen.
Lars P. McNulty of Lennon, was
admitted to the bar by the supreme
court yesterday.
Albert Anderson, member of the
state board of regents, arrived yes
terday from Sturgis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Duhamel of
Rapid City, arrived yesterday and
will remain here several days.
A. O. Gibson, of Vivian, visited in
Pierre recently. Mr.. Gibson is a
banker. being cashier of the Vivian
state bank.
Ira Miller, of Brushie, was oper
ated on last week at the city hospital
by DR.. Gearhart. Mr.. Miller had a
tumor removed from the back of
his neck.
Albert Anderson is away to Oregon
on prospecting trip. This is his first
trip to that commonwealth and he may
have gone to state where advantages
equal those of South Dakota.
Mrs. Frank Smith entertained a
large number of friends at the st
Charles Monday afternoon in honor
) of Mesdames Roddle of Brookings
and Cock of Belle Fourche.
. Nickel & Gobel's orchestra is {
t new organization in Pierre. 1t il
composed of musicians of high rank
S and this orchestra can furnish splen
d did music for all occasions.
Cards are out announcing the mar
l. riage of Mr.. Robert j. Brandhube
$, and Ellanor G. King, both of thi
city, which occurred at st. Paul OIL
January 8. The Free Press extend
g congratulations.
j. I'll. Starkey has resigned hi
position with the Atlas Lumber &c
u MIR. Starkey has proved good mai
d ager for the company, and we wis
him success in whatever business b
,e may engage in.
st The question of rabies is becomin
Of one of serious concern in the sectio
around Pierre. A half dozen case
s. have been reported in the last tw
s. weeks. The argument has been al
ne vanced that dogs became diseased frol
poison, placed for the destruction {
wolves.
t. A change has been made in til
o. state land department, N. M. Hal
son being selected as deputy instea
of j. E. Truran, who has held I'll
~, position for years. Mr.. Truran wi
" continue at the head of the bookkee
- ing department and Hanson at I'll
head of field work.
wv Opinions were handed down by IL
49, supreme court yesterday as follow
By Whiting-Kjolseth VS.. Kjolset
Brooklngs. reversed. By Corson
o. Chudy VS.. Larkin, Charles Mix, a
ID firmed; VIM. B. Shaw VS.. Clrcr
m Court, Hamlin, writ of prohibit,
denied.
'ey F. r. Moulton, superintendent
va the Dakota central division of t
lor Chicago & Northwestern railway
d. the past four years, with headqua,
ers at Huron, has at his own rogue.
W. UCtu bSSlSuCu w ltII6 anu lid /
cid City division, and will take the n,
ice position on February 1.
be m
The county treasurer's office
about the busiest one in the COT
re- house at present. The taxes for t
~ past year are due and will be del
ins quent and the penalty attached t
eyi first of March. Of course, there
the usual complaint about the hi
taxes, with the idea that the treasul
OF is to blame for it all.
Tx Farmers attention! No other 10,
Seo market will pay you what we "
'!he for your wheat of milling varieti
'ieo we also are paying the highest
durum wheat, corn, oats and spell
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