Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1911-01-26

arrived Tuesday from Canton.
F. e. Craft, state fire marshal, ar
rived Tuesday from Mitchell.
Prof. 4. b. Mcdaniel of Vermillicn,
is visiting with Pierre friends.
Mrs. j. Samuelson of Woonsocket,
is the guest of friends in the city.
Henry Homen was in the city from |
Sioux Falls the first of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Gregory are
visiting with relatives at Alexandria.
A new hack line was but recently
installed between this and our sister
city.
Several from Pierre attended the
X. c. dance at Fort Pierre Friday
night.
j. 7. Nelson, assistant secretary of
state, paid visit to friends at Huron
Sunday.
Mrs. A. DeHart and Mrs. Frank
Grandle came up from Canning yes
terday.
R. G. Greer and wife and j. W.
Kruger and wife were up from Blunt
Monday.
A large number of Pierre people
attended the dance at Fort Pierre last
evening.
O. j. bitterness of Sioux Falls, is
here attending the meeting OF the
Dry Farming congress.
j. f. Olander left Tuesday for the
Black Hills in the interest of the
Capital Supply company.
j. III. Gropengeiser came over from
Onida Tuesday to attend the meeting
of the Dry Farming congress.
Miss Mamie Dryden, stenographer
for Lieutenant Governor Byrne, ar
rived Tuesday from Faulkton.
f. c.. Brummund, who has been
visiting at the Hirning home, left
Tuesday for his home at Herried.
l.. c. Mead, superintendent of the
hospital for the insane at 4ankton,
is looking after business interests in
| Pierre.
Ira Miller, an old time rancher of
upper Bad river, but now located at
Brushie, in Meade county, has been
in the city the past few days in con-
sultation with Dr.. Gearhart.
G. A. Trimmins of Madison, and r.
Il. Culbertson of Mitchell, represent
atives of the Missouri Valley Engin-
eering company, arrived Tuesday tc
attend meeting of the engineers.
According to the forecast by the
weather bureau last night the wealth.
Ell today is to be the same as yester
day. The maximum temperature
yesterday was So degrees and the
minimum 80.
Mrs. Hole and son returned Sun
day from Minneapolis, where the boy
was being treated for rabies. He il
getting along nicely, but is still in
weak condition as the result of the
pasteur treatment.
Mrs. Lawrence, wife of Captain
Phil Lawrence, past commander o
the G.. A. r. department Of Soutl
Dakota, died at Huron Friday. Sh
was known over the northwest as
prominent temperance and relic
, corps worker.
, William Parry, aged 81 years, die
Monday at the home of his son, w
j. Parry of this city, the cause o
I death being heart failure. Mr.. Parr
came here about month ago fror
3 his home in Stanley county. 81
leaves two sons and two daughters t
=, mourn his loss. The remains wer
taken to Adrian, Mimi, for inter
ment.
The meeting of the state engineer
was held at the capitol yesterday. !
lengthy program was carried out an
and proved interesting to those i
! attendance. The following gentle
men were among the out of tow
guests: b. E. Loveioy, Redfield; L
(. c. Washburn, Aberdeen; E. x. Matt
er, Mitchell; A. b. Mcdaniel, Vel
l million.
The annual meeting of the Stat
Board of pharmacists was held i
q this city Friday. The state boare
: composed of Geo. f. Swartz, Redfielt
= president; It. w. Brown. Lead, d.
. Jones, Watertown, and e. G. Bren
secretary, were present. Invent.
u six applicants took the examination
u The next meeting will be held ;
u Brookings state college in April.
If
Thieving has been running rampal
in Lake and Miner counties duriT
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