Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1912-04-18

UoJO yesGcludS.
Mrs. VIM. Summerside went to Har-
rold Tuesday.
II. II. Smith of Murdo, was Pierre
visitor yesterday.
n. L. Agnew was an arrival from
Vivian yesterday.
j. NJ. Stearns left Tuesday for
Canada, where may decide to locate.
C. T. King was looking after bust
ness interests in Sioux Fails Saturday.
F. H. Rugg came in from Rapid
City yesterday on a short business
trip.
Ray Howard came up from Huron
Tuesday for short visit with his
family.
Mrs. Nellie Moran, state deputy of
the Royal Neighbors, was an arrival
from Watertown Tuesday.
". K. Sellars returned Monday from
Sioux Falls. having been called there
by the illness of relative.
The directors of the First National
Life & Accident Insurance company
of this city are in session today.
LA. Howes left Tuesday for points
in Texas, where he will purchase a
shipment of cattle fog the Howes
ranch.
Miss Charlotte Wales and Miss Bess
Morton entertained the Baptist Young
Peoples society at the Wales home
Monday evening.
Rev. H. r. Best of the City Temple
at Sioux, spoke at the Grand Sunday
evening under the auspices of the anti
saloon league.
Judge G. S Whiting returned yes
terday from DeSmet, where he had
been looking after farm interest for
several days.
The anagement of the st. Charles
has just installed three pool tables
and a billiard table in the room adj
joining the office on the east.
Mrs. Saran Thompson has disposed
of her interests in the Capital Cafe
to Frank Teller of Blunt, who will
move the fixtures to that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlos Corrick will
leave next week for Canada, where
they will make their home. Their
~ oh thapn in
their new location.
Mrs. H. 7. Kenney was hostess at
1 O'Clock luncheon Monday afternoon,
complimentary to Mesdames w. d.
Kenney and F. B. Stiles of Owanka,
mother and sister of Mr.. Kenney.
n. M. Hanson of the state land de-
partment, left Monday morning for
the eastern part of the state. Mr..
Hanson will offer much land for sale
aud lease before returning to Pierre.
State Engineer S. H. Lea returned
the first of the week from New Orleans
where he attended the National Drain
age congress, before which body he de-
livered one Of his popular addresses.
The band concert and dance to be
given this evening by the Capital City
Band promises to be one of the best of
the season. Admission to concert, 10c
for children; adult 15c Dance tickets,
s1.O0. Turn out and help the boys.
w. Styles left Tuesday for Aberdeen
to take up his new position with the
Northern Casualty company Mrs.
Styles and family will remain in Pierre
until the close of the present school
year.
On Saturday evening the Juniors of
the high school will banquet the
members of the Senior class, and the
affair promises to be one of the most
elaborate events of the season among
the young people.
The many friends of Miss Mabel
Gage will be surprised to learn of her
recent marriage to VIM. r. Jones at
Dietrich, Idaho. Miss Gage and
mother left Pierre several weeks ago
for Idaho to make their homo.
Blunt Advocate: Andy Dehart was
rendered unconscious and had cash
about FIVE inches long cut across his
forehead Tuesday by falling from
hay rake. The tongue of the rake
broke and he was pitched forward,
the rake passing over him.
Madison Outlook: The question is
where is Governor Vessey?" The
Pierre Capital-Journal says he is re-
susticating in the salubrious climate
of southern California. The Sioux
Falls Journal says he and his family
have moved to Philadelphia, where
he is acting as local manager of
commercial agency. With one foot
in the Atlantic and the other in the