Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1911-04-13
! Robert Bagby was in from okobojo


supt. Doyle came in from Huron
Tuesday.
Sic Linstad was down from his
ranch Saturday.
Chas. F. Smith of Minneapolis is
the guest of relatives in the city.
Mrs Ed. Sullivan arrived Satur-
day from Nowlin to receive medical
aid.
w. G. Bicklehaupt of Aberdeen
was business caller in the city yes
terday.
Mrs. F. F. Reich left yesterday for
Philip, to attend the wedding of her
sister.
Mrs. j. NJ Chase and Miss Ava, of
! Hopkins, Iowa, are guests at the
Dickey home.
| Mrs. j. E. Vandermeir left Tuesday
for Morris, Ia, where she will Wis
it her daughters.
Doane Robinson is planning trip to
Mexico, and will tell all about condi-
tons down there.
Marriage license were issued Satur-
day to Jens Jensen and Martha j.
Stevens of this city.
II. r. Horner, one of the ablest
members Of the Pierre bar, left yes
terday for the east.
Hose Co. No. 3, will give one of
their popular dances at the Auditor
] ium Tuesday evening.
Chas. E. DeLand, attorney, left
yesterday for Onida, where profes
sional business called him.
The South Dakota postmasters viii
hold their annual convention in Sioux
Falls on June Is and IA.
Miss Evelyn Parry entertained a
number of girl friends Tuesday even
ing in honor of her birthday.
Splendid all-day rain yesterday
The weatherman persists in rubbing
into the dry weather pessimists.
The city schools were opened again
on Monday after being closed during
the week of the spring vacation.
Quite a number from here are at
tending the Stockmen' meeting be-
ing held at Rapid City this week.
Miss Flossie Cole returned today
from Rochester, her mother still be
ing a patient at the hospital there.
/ Marriage license were issued to
George E. Pattee and Miss Margare,
kleespies both Of this city Monday
Hyde county has just sold the $40, O0t
in bonds recently voted for new court
house and work on the building will
start soon.
} John Sutherland and B. S. Payne
left Tuesday for Onida, to be presen
at the term of circuit court, before
: which they appear as counsel in {
number of important cases.
Babe" LaPlant, the half-breeG
who beat George Martin to death il
a pool room at Dupree, and who was
cleared at the coroner's inquest, il
, arranging to move his family to Can
ada.
Aaron Coates, nephew of George
Coates, arrived here yesterday from
Rochester, N. Y; he may decide tt
locate near Pierre. This is his frs
trip west and he likes the landscapes
Recall petitions for Mayor Mallery
, and Commissioners Newell an(
Greenough were circulated Saturday
The former and latter resigned few
: weeks ago, and later withdrew resig
> nations.
An equine barber shop is indeed al
interesting place. This is the season
when the horse whose owner has thu
price is shorn of his winters coat. /
makes the horse feel just as new a.
the man who undergoes finished ioI
in barber shop after night out.
The state insurance department II
the month of March received insurance
company fees to the amount of 1884
and for the same month fire marsha
fees amounting to 81, 410, with tota
of So, 1856 fire marshal fees received
since the first of January.
j. I. Newell and j. A. Davy wer
hosts Monday at the Locke hotel, t,
about thirty invited guests, in homo
of their visiting friend, Alex Smith
of Mexico City. An elegant sever
course dinner was served. Mr.. Smith
gave very interesting talk on Mexi
co.
F. L. Johnson, late of Chicago, ha,