Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1912-11-07
Thos. Ayers arrived Tuesday from

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Yankton.
E. A. Platts came in Tuesday from
Washington to vote.
Mrs. B. NJ. Lister.of Onida, spen,
Sunday in the citYsea
Mrs. o. F. Gr.hss was in the cit,
Tuesday from Lebanen.
Judge Haney~ fsft" Monday for a
business trip to Mitchell.
l H. G. Fuller went to Gettysburg
yesterday on business matters.
Born: To Mr.. and Mrs. Kantz, at
the hospital Nov. 2, daughter.
Mrs. w. c. Marsh has accepted a
position with the Capital Supply Co.
Misses Grace Cellar Charlotte Wales
spent SUNDAY with friends at Blunt
Miss Sadie Sterud of Philip was the
guest Of home folks the first of the
week.
George. McAffrey of Verdi, Mimi.
was in the city the first of the week
visiting with friends.
Mesdames Boucher and Crane, will
entertain at luncheon tomorrow at
the home Of the former.
Miss Clara Farmer and Mrs Della
Fox, entertained the members of the
Methodist choir, Sunday evening.
Eugene Huntington, deputy revenue
collector, of Aberdeen is in the city
today looking after business matters.
A large audience was in attendance
at the Grand Tuesday evening ta
witness the production of "The CITY =
which was appreciated by all.
Mary Shown. the little daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Nv: S. Shown of Manila
underwent An operation at the hospi-
tai this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Michaelson
who sold out here recently and went to
Wisconsin tolive, have returned here
as the climate of Wisconsin does not
agree with either of them.
The remains of the late Mrs. F. G..
Witherby of Cottonwood, who died
at the hospi al last week, were taken
to Clinton, Iowa, Saturday for in
terment Deceased leaves a husband
and two sons, one at Cottonwood,
and the other at Waverly, Neb.
The November term of federal court
will open in Aberdeen on November
18th. The most,ithportant criminal
case to come up :fsr. clearing will be
the trial of "IrisR. Tfosmmy" Condor,
a squaw man, for tie murder of Joe
Narcelle, an Indian on the Cheyenne
River reservation.
Applications for use of water for
irrigation in northwestern part of the
state, being permission to Carl Ram
pei, of PeEkins county to take water
from YaMr creek for irrigation OF
forty acresS and to John Salem, OF
Ashcroft to take water from Little
Missouri riyer for the irrigation of
1856 acres ON that stream.
M. e. McCalloun was arrested in
Sioux Falls by Mr.. Gregory, the state
insurance department examiner, for
selling insurance without obtaining a
license from the department. He
was doing business for the Merchant
Life and Casualty company, of Min
neapolis, and is bound over until the
next term of court.
! The farmers of this section shoulc
take warning from the number OF
prairie fires which have been started OF
late and should not neglect the matter
of providing sufficient fire breaks tc
protect their property. At this season
of the year there is always more or less
danger of destructive prairie fires anc
is the best plan to be on the safe side
Immigration Commissioner j. D.
Deets has returned from trip over
the western part of the state in the
interest of state exhibit at the Min
neapolis land show, and reports good
progress. The mining interests OF
the Black Hills are arranging for the
best show of mine products ever put
out by them, consisting of ores and
metals, in the list being gold brick
worth $4,000. The whole exhibit
will be worth over $50, 900 and will be
under guard for the time it is exhibit
ed.
/ On Tuesday, November ~, the
Spanish war veterans anC
the commercial club Of Sioux Falls
! will give farewell banquet to Col
/ A. S. Frost, commander of the First
Regiment South Dakota Volunteers in
the Philippines and for the past few
yaara tactical inatrncfion officar ;r