Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1911-03-02
THE LOCAL NEWS

Monday.
Mrs. Frank Grandle was up from
Canning Friday.
c.. N. McIlvaine came up from
Huron Sunday.
DR.. II. II. Finnerud is in the city
from Watertown.
R. II. Dolliver came in from Hot
Springs yesterday.
E. l.. Grantham of Custer, is a
Pierre visitor today.
G. N. Dewyer of Miller, was here
on business matters Friday.
John l.. Jones, state bank eXamin-
er, arrived Friday from Madison.
S. N. Dorothy. general dealer at
Nowlin, was in the city yesterday.
Miss Eunice Sammis vert to Mid
land Saturday for visit with friends.
S. E. Wilson, attorney. Of Hot
Springs, was in the city over Sunday.
d. G. Wallace of Washington
Springs, was Pierre visitor Mon
day.
F. II. Seelye arrived Friday from
Timber Lake and is the guest Of home
folks.
Mrs. Guy z. Barnes is in Yankton,
where she will remain during this
month.
Attorney T. H. Null of Huron, was
in the city on professional business
Monday.
County Auditor Lampe of Cooling
ton county, was capital city visitor
Monday.
O. V. Calbreath, who has been ill
of rheumatism during February, is
about again
Attorney J. E. Payne arrived Mon
day from Vermillion to look after
legal matters.
Stanley county was represented at
the republican meeting Saturday by
Albert Norby.
Miss Matte Ecker left Saturday
for Huron, from which place she goes
to Sioux City.
J. M. Hacker came down from
Gregory Friday to look after legisla-
tive matters.
F. E. Battin lett Monday for Odgen
Iowa. He is on a visit to parents
and friends Of long ago.
Scotty Brown, of Kadoka, number
ed among the 'Progressives, at
their meeting Saturday.
States Attorney Williamson of Ly-
n1an county, was visitor in Pierre
from Oacoma saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. d. Lyman of
Highland, were business visitors IN
Pierre Friday and Saturday.
Thursday, the Locke Hotel manage
ment will give a farewell dinner to
members of the legislature.
w. S. McLain, receiver of the Land
office at Belle Fourche, was among
the visitors in town Saturday.
In.
Monday from Brookings in the inter-
est of the State Horticultural society.
T. C. Smith, railway conductor, is
fast recovering. Tuesday he was
taken from the hospital to his home.
Saturday a marriage license was
issued to Harry G. Crooks of Mcclure
and Miss May 0. Havig Of Ft.Pierre.
Daily Huronite: F. E. Battin of
Pierre was visitor in Huron be-
tween trains Monday morning on his
way south.
Lent, with it's somber spirit of fast
and penance, Will be ushered in next
Wednesday. The day will be Ash
Wednesday.
Mrs. Geo. A. Perley, wife of SeDa-
tor parley of Moody county, arrived
MONDAY, and will remain in the city
until Friday.
Tt looks now as if spring has surely
arrived. The first Of March came IN
like a lamb, and of course should go
out like lion.
Mrs. Olive Johnson, who has spent
the past two weeks with her father
near HopeweH, LETT Sunday for her
home in Chicago.
Mrs. j. II. Reese arrived Monday
from Rapid City. From this city she
went to Mcclure to attend funeral
services for her father.
Mrs. j. F. Burris and children ar
rived from Madison Sunday. Mr..
and Mrs. Burris will shortly take up
their residence on homestead near
Faith.
Mesdames J. L. Pyle, M. E. Wal
Ior aud a z Eair