Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1912-10-17
f. 2. Grandle is up from Canning

F. 2. Grandle is up from Canning
today.
A. W. Ewert returned home today
from the east.
Father Dugnoy of Miller is the
guest of Father Stencil.
Mrs. Edward WEIGH of st. Lawrence
is patient at the hospital.
j. E. Bling of Watertown, is in the
city today on business matters.
). H. Lea, state engineer, left this
morning for trip through the Hills.
q. b. Billinghurst and family have
moved into the Locke for the winter.
e G. Bennett, with wife and son
Claude transacted business in Onida
on Tuesday.
Frank Cot,le of Smithville, was in
the city today. enroute home from
Sioux Falls.
Mrs. R. G. Bvrde of Ashton, left
for her home this morning, after a
visit in the city.
Miss Eta Eakin left this morning
for Minneapolis, where she will take
up a course in nursing.
j. ID. Hale of Sturgis, is in the city
today on his return home from the
northern part of the state.
Mrs. Alfred Jewell, who has been
guest at the Maricle home, left yes
terday for Canton, MINI.
Mrs. Ida Forsythe, sister of Mrs.
M. j. Schubert, left yesterday for
Minneapolis and other points.
c. 81. Maxson and c. V. Boden of
Akron, Iowa, are in the city today,
looking after land interests.
John w. Laughlin, Sheriff, left
Tuesday for Sioux Falls, where Off
cial duties called him.
Frank Grandle, chairman of board
of county commissioners and repub-
lican nominee for Sheriff, is in the
city today.
A large number of Greeks have
already sailed for their country to
fight their old enemy the Turks.
Twelve left Pierre last Sunday.
l.. h. Mabrey has been transferred
from the Western Union here to
jamestown, N. d. Mr.. Chapman
will act as manager here
The pie hunting machine in South Da-
kota is getting scared. The voters have
concluded that the time to retire the
bunch has arrived. The axe is being
ground for use on November S. Off
comes their political heads
Governor Wesley has appointed
Floyd w. Brown, of Lead, a men,
Der of the state board of Pharmacy;
and has appointed Charles Raymond,
of Mitchell, as member of the state
live stock sanitary board, to fill the
vacancy cause by w. w. Davis re-
moving from the state.
Blunt Advocate: w. P. Junkman
was up from Giddings Saturday and
from here went to Pierre to settle up
some business matters before start
ing out to find new location. Mr..
Junkman reports that his auction
sale did not come up to expectations
in the matter of returns.
A. R. Ray, of Roches ter, Mimi,
was in this city attempting to locate
some of the old landmarks which
were used to find the way over central
Dakota when he was soldering with
General Sully in 1864. He was one
of the party which went from Fort
Pierre to Cheyenne, swinging south
of the Black Hills, and the troops
were camped for some time on or
near the present site of Pie IRE, before
they crossed the river and made their
westward march.
Six thousand steel workers at Gary.
Indiana, assured Governor Wilson
with one emphatic no that the steel
trust is not passing along to its work
men any of the big margin secured
through protective tariff. There
fore the steel workers of Gary are
not likely to become alarmed over
the free trade scare that the bene.
ficiaries of protection are trying to
throw into their ranks.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
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