Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1911-04-20
H. H. Bell was in Huron Monday.

Monday.
e. II. Anderson was a Huron visit
or yesterday.
Jay Reeves left Monday for trip
to the Hills.
DR.. Burnside of Miller was in the
city Tuesday.
S. R. Green left yesterday for the
Hills country.
Hans Ustrud arrived yesterday
from Sioux Falls.
Miss Edna Kramer of Canning was
in the city Monday.
Mrs. John Benton has been releas.
ed from the hospital.
G.. A Roberts made business trip
to Huron Saturday.
Colonel Farrar was business Wis
itor at Huron yesterday.
Mrs Ole Englund was taken to the
hospital Monday for treatment.
Tom Crawford and A. j. Bucks of
Okobojo were in town Monday.
Miss Ina Sutley Of Stanley county,
| was the guest of Pierre friends yes
terday.
J. r. Nelson and children returned
Monday from visit at Brookings
and Huron.
| Lawyer Alpha Orr of Sioux Falls
was here on professional business
Saturday.
The mother and sisters of the late
Mrs. Geo French left Saturday for
their home near Gary.
n. d. Harris, at st. Lawrence, lost
barn, two horses and seventy five
head OF sheep by fire.
r.. S. Gleason of Sioux Falls, repre-
senting the American Book Co., was
in the city yesterday.
The annual convention of the South
Dakota state Sunday school association
will be held in Huron April IS.
Hon. Thos Darnell of Nebraska
addressed a number of citizens at the
auditorium Sunday and Monday.
F. E. Battin returned Sunday from
Bloomfield, Iowa, where he accom-.
panied the remains of his mother.
Misses Margaret Budde and Bertha
| Downing came over from Onida Sat
urday for visit at the Budde home
A. 2. Osgood left Yesterday for Ca
nova, where he intends to look after
Improvements on his property there
The funeral of the late James Hall
was held Monday at Ft. Pierre. The
body was brought to Pierre for inter
ment.
1t is now promised that we will
have the detailed population figures
for South Dakota towns within 6
week.
The state board of health will meet
at Brookings May, 2 at which meet
ing the different county superintend.
ents will be named.
Frank Carlson went to Howard last
week; near that town he will builo
farm improvements upon lands owned
by Rev. Hiedigger.
The fire company was called GU,
Tuesday owing to a re that started
in a shed at the Christensen home
1t was put out before any damage
was done.
S. B. Carson is having plans drawn
for stone bungalow to be erected al
tse corner of Sth street and Crane
Ave. Estimate cost $4,000.
The registers of deeds have called {
state meeting to be held at Huron or
April %, to consider the matter of uni
formity of records and fees.
A dealer from Yankton has LEASED
a suitable store room on Capital av
enue and will put in general stocl
of goods. He expects to hold the us
ual opening sale about May 10.
Tuesday Gov. Vessey granted g
pardon to Charles E. Titus sentenced
from Sanborn county on charge o
grand larceny. Titus has been GU
under parole for some time and il
now granted full pardon.
The high school Y. w. c., A held it,
annual election of officers Friday ant
the following were elected: President
Gladys Kramer; vice president, Mar
guerite Cox; secretary, Grace Sullivan
treasurer, Mildred Eager.
Articles of incorporation have beer
filed for the First State Bank of Jeffer
son, with capital of $4,000. Incor
porators, R. J. Author, R. N. Author
NJ. E. Author, and other business mer
of jefferson and Elk Point.