Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1911-02-16
DR.. Ma1tin was up from Harold

spending the week in Pierre
Jack Poole of Redfeld, was the
guest of Pierre friends Sunday.
William Thompson is at the hos
pital suffering with pneumonia.
Distemper is spreading among
horses in southern Stanley county.
l. j. WEIGH, cashier of the Philip
bank. was Pierre visitor Monday.
Harry Smith of Miller, was the
guest of his father, II. d. Smith, over
Sunday.
e. l.. Sem came in from Dead
wood Saturday, returning home
Monday.
Mrs. w. F. Bancroft and daughter
went to their home at Watertown
Saturday.
D. E. Bolts, mail carrier between
Wendte and Meers, was in the city
yesterday.
F. l.. Lillibridge, of Huron, was
the guest of his sister, Miss DeEtte,
over Sunday.
j. l.. Lockhart was called to Clear
Lake last week by the serious illness
of his father.
Jack Stanley left Sunday for his
home at Oacoma after visit with his
cousin, Boyd Barney.
+. F. Brinker. commissioner OF
school and public lands, arrived
from Madison Friday.
The city schools and public meet
ings have been closed at Fort Pierre
on account of diphtheria.
FL. G. Obershaw. manager of the
Grand, was looking after business
matters at Midland Tuesday.
Yesterday pardon was issued to
E. B. Robinson Of Charles Mix coun-
ty, who was sentenced on an adultery
charge.
The ladies of the Methodist church
will give Washington dinner in the
basement OF the church next Wednes
day evening.
Mrs. W. d. Kenney and daughter,
Miss Frances, arrived Monday from
Omaha for visit at the home of DR..
II. T. Kenney.
Mr. and Mrs. A. f. Moore returned
Sunday from Chicago, where they
have been purchasing the latest goods
for their spring trade.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto knudson have
moved from Fort Pierre to this city
Mr.. Kuudson being employed by the
Tony Clothing company.
Misses c. M. Cleveland of Car
thage and Emma Cook of Huron,
members of the Woman's Board Of
Investigation, are here in the inter
est of legislative matters.
Mrs. M. l.. Hegglund entertained a
number of friends Monday evening
in honor OF Mr.. and Mrs. e. L. Heg-
glund, who left today for Medford,
Oregon, where they may decide to
locate.
Articles of incorporation have been
filed for the Farmers State Bank at
Flandreau; capital $25 900: incorpora-
tors: G. S. Brake, Alfred Kohler,
l.. S. Halvorson, l.. Hasvold, o. F.
Smith.
Although no robins have been no.
ticed yet, it is generally conceded
that spring is almost here, because
of the games of marbles which are
being played by the rising generation
on the streets.
A new time-card went into effect on
the North W estern system Sunday
The night passenger train is due at
this station, going west, at 2:15, and
the passenger going east departs at
1920. The Gettysburg passenger ar
rives at 4:45.
Arthur Greenwood writes from
billiard, Fla, that he is pleased with
conditions there He but recently
purchased tract of land and intends
to engage in fruit growing. He is an
active fellow and we are certain to
hear good reports from him.
The Huron College and Glee club
royalty entertained large audience
at the Grand Oh Tuesday evening.
The selections were of high class,
and the performers were proficient in
their efforts. The musical program
was especially highly commended.
The G. A. R. elected the following
officers at their meeting last week:
Commander, E. p. FAIR; Senior Vice
Commander, John A. Holmes; Junior
Vice, Albert Wheelon; Quartermast-
err, A. B. Nelson; Chaplain, A. P.
osrood. Officer of the Dav. J, T..