Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1912-02-08
F. R. Fuscher was AN arrival from

Miller yesterday.
Rev. R. L. Kelley returned yester- !
day from trip east.
G. R. Brown, of WATERFOWL, is in the |
city on business trip.
Ralph Longstaff went to Huron yes
terday for a few days. stay.
Remember the Trinity Guild dance at |
the St Charles tomorrow evening.
The East Pierre Social, circle met
this afternoon with Mrs. Graham.
Doane Robinson was in Huron the
first of the week on business matters,
Mrs. Florence Taylor entertained
of friends at the Hatch home
last evening.
John l.. Lockhart and j. B. Binder
went to Huron yesterday on short
business trip.
e. II. Moore, a representative buai-
ness man of Belle Fourche, register
ed Monday at the St. Charles.
Frank Lucas, who has been ill since
October, is mending fast and will re-
turn to Pierre soon after March 1.
Ray Walker, attorney. was in the
city from Fort Pierre yesterday.
Professional business called him to
the Capital city.
F. C. Huss, now ranch man in
Meade county, a resident of Pierre in
BEEN days, grasped hands with &C
quaintances here yesterday.
The McGilvrey Clothing Company
have moved the Cozy rertaurant fix
lures to the building formerly occupied
by the Berg jewelry store and will open
up restaurant.
Napoleon Welcome of Fort Pierre,
aged u years, and Miss Laura
Brooks of Morristown, Mimi, aged
Is years, were united in marriage at
the Grand Pacific hotel Tuesday eve
ming.
w. NJ. Smith, thoroughly skilled i'll
the lost arts of the kitchen and res
tauranteur of wide experience, will
open restaurant this week in the
room at corner of Pierre street and
Pleasant Drive. He will make a
speciality of toothsome baked goods.
Accoring to reports from Wessing-
ton, the closing Of the Henderson bank
at that place was bought about by the
disinclination of the Management of the
bank to force collections on overdue
notes.
Sunday evening Rev. Smith of the
congregational church will deliver q
sermon observatory to the birthda y
of Abraham Lincoln. A special pro-
gram has been prepared for the oc-
casion.
There are twenty-seven counties in
South Dakota which have chosen lady
superintendent of county schools and
the highest class of work is done by
them. They devote their entire time
to the duties of their Office and poll
tics is entirely eliminated in the
management country schools.
The express companies have been
simply splitting their profits with the
railroad companies, instead of pay
ing the latter in proportion to the
services rendered in the way of trans.
portation. Practically all that il
furnished to the patron of the express
company is transportation and since
that is given by the railroads, the
railroads should receive the pay for it
| Highmore Bulletin: Among th,
advertised letters at the Highmor,
postoftice is one addressed to F. F
Brinker, the efficient commissions
of school and public lands of tn,
state. However Mr.. Brinker is no
located at Highmore, but at the CAPT
tai of the state. OF course it is know
that on account of its wide-awakenes
and other causes of popularity man,
people think that Highmore is tn
home of the state government, but j
is not. The capital is located in
thriving little city a few miles to tn
west of US.
TO BEGIN THE DIG FOR OIL
From the time Noah set up the frs
rainbow, in token of his appreciation
of the drowning of his backdoo
neighbours, down to the present time
it has been the custom of all goodl.
people, at more or less regular inter