Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1911-02-23
THE LOCAL NEWS

R. B. Airey left Tuesday for a visit
with relatives in Chicago.
DR.. G. W. Hargcns of Hot Springs
was in the city yesterday.
G. G. Crew left Tuesday for bust.
state.
G.. II. Bronte returned Tuesday
from several months stay in Chi
cago.
Attorney F. D. Wicks of Scotland,
was here on professional business
Tuesday.
F. L. Cook, president of the Spear
fish Normal, was a Pierre visitor
Tuesday.
o. S. Basford, insurance commits
sioner, is looking after matters in the
Black Hills.
The degree team of the Rebekah
lodge went to Blunt this afternoon,
where new lodge will be organized
tonight.
Operators of creameries in Stanley
county-and there are many of them
are planning to begin business
March 1st.
Mrs. w. d. Kenney, mother of DR..
II. L. Kenney, left Saturday for her
home at Owanka after several days
visit here.
Chas. L. Hyde has plans drawn and
is figuring on building materials. No
doubt he will soon have or foot
another big structure.
Tuesday Governor Vessey granted
parole to Chas. b. VanGerder, who
was sentenced from Beadle county
on a robbery charge.
G. G. Lawrence, state superinten-
dent Of schools, left yesterday for the
southern part of the state in the in
terest of teachers meetings.
Misses Daisy and Mabel English,
who have been guests of their father,
Representative English, left Monday
for their home at DeSmet.
The Easter rabbit has postponed
the festival until the unusually late
dateof April Is, thus confirming the
woodchuck S forecast of late spring.
The Evelyn Balgalt concert COM
pany will appear at the NJ. E. church
Monday evening as a number of the
Brotherhood Lecture course.
The Lincoln day exercises held Sun
day all over the country prove very
clearly that truly great American
will live forever in the hearts of his
countrymen.
Fair weather with rising tempera-
ture is the forecast for today, which
was given out last night. Fair and
warm weather is predicted for the
remainder of February.
Geo. w. Luckett, we'll known in
this city, and Miss Kate Boyd of
Angus, were united in marriage at
Fort Pierre Tuesday. Mr.. and Mrs.
Luckett will reside on a ranch near
Angus.
Sheriff Shaffer of Brown county,
was in the city Saturday and secured
requisition papers for Edward Miller,
who is wanted for forgery. Miller
was being held by the authorities at
St. Louis.
Eva May Kreister, aged 25, is under
arrest at Hecla, this state, charged
with the murder of her husband, Phil
Kreister, aged 35, who was found
dead in their cabin with knife stick
ing in his breast.
: The few Of new corners TO this Dor
ton of the state has set in early.
Every freight train that pulls into
the yards at this place drags in from
two to eleven cars loaded with horses,
machinery and the like.
G. G. King, formerly banker in
Scotland, this state, who was sent to
the federal prison at LeaVenWor1h III
1907 for violation of the national
banking laws, completed his term
Monday and was released.
II. G. Bell and family arrived from
Chicago Monday and have taken up
their residence at the st. Charles.
Mr.. Bell is assistant director of
agencies for the First National Life
insurance company of this city.
Charles w. VanNess passed away
at st. Mary's hospital Saturday
morning, the cause of death being in
testinal trouble. The funeral was
held Sunday afternoon at the Dotson
undertaking parlor. Interment was
made at Huron.
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