Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1912-02-08

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Friday.
CD. Kendall came in from Newell
Monday.
Soren johnson of Huron, was in
the city Monday.
U. S. Seguin VAS an arrival from
Aberdeen Monday.
S. C. Policy, state secretary, went
to Deadwood Friday.
w. Styles returned last week from
a trip TO North Dakota.
Mrs. h. A. McGannon went to her
home at Okobojo Friday.
Doane Robinson left Monday for
the eastern part OF the state.
III. o. Hood and wife OF Harold,
were Pierre visitors Saturday.
Miss Lucille Pettijohn spent Sun
day with home folks at Harold.
The Trinity Guild will give dance
at the st. Charles tomorrow night.
Mrs. Chas. Shrake underwent an
operation al the hospital Monday.
Is. A. Ielfalr OF Crandall, was in
the city on a suorJ puslness trip Mon
Gay.
DR.. j. b. German, dentist, has
opened up Office quarters in Temple
Court.
Attorney Berg Brown of Fort Pierre
is III the city today on professional
business.
Mrs. G.. d. Mead entertained tn e
Round Robins club at her home yes
terday afternoon.
Rev. Dexheimer went to Hayti last
week, where he will assist in series
of revival meetings.
The centenary celebration of the
Dickens club was held at the Kemp
home Monday evening.
S. II. Lea, state engineer, returned
| Monday from Deadwood, where he
attended the good roads convention.
George Ravens was taken to the
hospital Saturday. Mr.. Hayens is
suffering with an attack of pneu-
monia.
Lincoln anniversary services will
be held at the Baptist church Sunday
evening. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all.
j. D. Deets, immigration commits
sioner, returned Monday from Dead
| wood where he attended the good
roads convention.
The Public, Sioux Falls, L: j. w.
Laughlin, sheriff and deputy U. S.
marshal, came down from Pierre last
week on court business.
o. o. Young, deputy state super
intendent, returned Tuesday from the
eastern part of the state, where he
visited several schools.
j. H. Starkey went to Huron on Mon
day, where meeting of representa-
tives of the Van Dusen Elevator COM
pany was held the following day.
! The county commissioners met
Thursday, and after listing the re-
quests for the free shipment of seed
grain, adjourned the January session.
Under the new leap-year form of
marriage contract, the bridegroom as
we'll as the bride must promise tc
"obey." He might as we'll promise; he
will have to anyway.
The opinion, written last Friday, by
Judge of the supreme court, in the
Miller saloon case, puts the saloons Of
that place out of business, until sucf
time as another vote may be had at the
regular annual election.
The state engineer has granted g
permit to j. r. Dillon of Bixby te
appropriate water from the Morear
river for the irrigation Of 81 acres OF
land; also to Martin johnson of Ka
doka to appropriate water from White
river for the irrigation of 427 acres.
The supreme court has ruled thai
hereafter the fee to be paid the clerk
of the supreme court upon appeals
shall be $40, as provided by the appeal
law of last session. Since the first o.
July the clerk has been accepting SO
but from now on the fee is $50.
Two petitions in bankruptcy were
filed this week in the Office of T. C
McNamee, referee. l. S. Vickermar
& Co.; C. H. Vickerman and Irms
Vickerman of Ottumwa were tn,
petitioners. The estimated assets O
the company is stated at $6,419.3O
with liabilities 81 ,473.
! Monday of next week comes agar
the anniversary of the birth of Amer
;ca's great war president Ahraha,,