Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1912-03-28

Cal, Tor a WISH with MS family.
r. E.. Walpole of Yankton, was
looking after interests here Friday.
The Dickens club met Monday
evening at the Doane Robinson home.
Mrs. Karl Goldsmith entertained
party of friends at bridge Saturday
afternoon.
Rev. Russell of Carter, occupied |
the pulpit at the Congregational
church Sunday evening.
E. G. Traver of Highmore, attend
ed the state meeting of county audi
tors in this city Tuesday.
John T. Nelson, assistant secretary of
state, paid a visit to friends in Aber-
deem and Huron last week.
Geo. Chapman of near Hayes, was
in the City Tuesday. This Office &C
knowledged a pleasant call.
Miss NADIA Pinckney returned Mon
day from Harold, where she has spent
the past two weeks with friends.
A. II. Wheaton, candidate for con-
gresham from the third district,
came down from Rapid City Satur-
day.
Edward II. Howard and Miss Anna
Lee, both of DeGrey, were united in
marriage by Rev. r. L. Kelley Fri
day.
F. G. O'Halloran, states attorney
of Trip county, arrived in Pierre
Tuesday on professional business
trip.
General Superintendent Dixie and
Superintendent Doyle passed through
Pierre, Tuesday. Both went to Rapid
City.
The choirs of the churches of the city
will render 1.-The Holy City" at the
Methadist church on Sunday evening,
April 7.
Judge Haney has rented the A. B.
Nelson residence in the west end of
town and will occupy the same in a
few days.
The physicians of the city gave an
informal reception at the st. Charles
Saturday evening in honor of DR..
Crumbine.
Mrs. Jas. HOLSTER of Woonsocket,
arrived the fore part of the week for
visit with her daughter, Miss Anna,
teacher in the city schools.
The state engineer has granted per-
NIT to Fred H. Sears of Belvidere to
appropriate water from White river
for the irrigation of SAC acres.
Miss Sadie Floyd and brother, Ben,
came in from Huron Saturday and
went out to their home near Okoboio,
where they will spend their vacation.
Bernard Wesley has resigned his
position as deputy state game war
den, which takes effect April 1. Mr..
Vessey will travel with Evangelist
McCalfee as singer.
Mrs. w. E. REM will leave Satur-
day for Mobridge, where she will
join her husband and make her home.
Mr. Rem has purchased an interest
in barber shop at that place.
On recommendation of the state
,koard of pardons, Gov. Vessey has
granted clemency to VIM. Bindert, who
who was sentenced from Douglas coun-
ty on charge of grand larceny.
Sheriff Benton Of Dawson county,
Neb, last week secured an extradi-
ton warrant for Chas. V. Pratt,
wanted in that county on charge of
family desertion. Pratt was arrested
at Bookings.
The next regular meeting of the
South Dakota Board of Pharmacy for
the examination of candidates for
registration and general business will
be held at the city of Brookings on the
Oath day of April.
The M. j. Schubert drug store will
be located in its new quarters on
Pierre street after April. The build
ing has undergone extensive improve
ments and Will afford Mr.. Schubert a
first class location.
Mrs. Swanson and daughter, Miss
Elizabeth, will leave this week fol
their homestead near Firesteel. Mrs
Swanson will make extensive i'm
movements on her holdinps this
spring, and remain there to superin'
tend the work.
n o. O. Young, the deputy of the state
educational department has just re
turned from an educational meeting al
Chicago, and reports that the list Of
accredited schools in South Dakota fol
this year is: Aberdeen. Brookings
Canton, Deadwood, Huron, Lead, Madi