Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1912-02-29
Mason Samco came up from Canning


Huron Tuesday.
w. H. Thompson of Rousseau, was a
Pierre visitor Tuesday.
Attraction program at the Crystal
theatre tomorrow night.
The Social Hour club met yesterday
with Mrs. Geo. Wiseman
Richard Bennett went to Omaha on a
short business trip Monday.
A. D. Hengel went to St. Paul Mon
day on short business trip.
j. j. Dalton went to Onida on al
short business trip yesterday.
Miss Neva Evenson of Degrey, has
entered the hospital for treatment.
The East Pierre Woman's Club will
meet tomorrow afternoon with Mrs.
Tate.
Miss Lille Peterson of Orient, enter
ed St. Mary's hospital Tuesday for
treatment
Attorney E. R. Juskett of Hot
Springs, was here on professional bust
ness Tuesday.
Chas. E. Paisley was in the city
yesterday from near Angus, where he
has homestead.
Miss Tollie Spitz, who has recently
completed term of school near Oko-
bojo, is in the city.
Conductor AL Reich returned YES
terday from the south, where he So
Journed since the first of the year.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
society of the M. E. church met this
afternoon at the FL. A. Farmer home.
The Compass club gave a dance at
Temple Court last night, which was
largely atteded and all report most
enjoyable time.
| Chas. Corle, who was injured in a
wreck near Watertown several weeks
ago, arrived in the city Tuesday for
medical treatment.
Hon. George w. Egan is billed to
speak in Fort Pierre on March s.
There will be big gathering in our
sister village that day.
| Mrs. Ellen Gunderson of Fort Pierre,
mother of Albert Gunderson of this
city, died at her home near that city
Sunday. The funeral was held yester-
day.
Will Lockhart has been appointed
trustee and will take charge of the
stock of goods carried by Mr.. Clifford
within few days. He expects to dis
pose of the goods before April Is.
Iheo. Quale, attorney, was in the city
yesterday from Blunt. He says but
few farms have changed ownership in
that locality this year, but indications
point to a busy year in branch of bust
ness.
Evangelist w. j. Calfee, a noted
chautauqua lecturer, will assist Rev. A /.
| D. Thibodeau of the NJ E. church in a
series of Lenten services to commence
Sunday morning and continue until
March IL.
The Meade County Bank will soon
reopen. Depositors have signed an
agreement permitting each to draw
money from the bank every three
months. The conditions of the bank
are said to be very good.
F. F. Brinker, commissioner of school
and public lands, is away to the eastern
portion of the state, dispatching official
business. Many applications for the
leasing of public lands are coming in
from that Section of South Dakota.
The postoffice at Marietta which
was discontinued December 81, put
ting the town out of business, has
been re-estab lished with Mrs. Ina
Britton as postmistress, and Mariet-
ia is once more on the map.
Mrs. j. 0. Douglas, sister of Mrs.
81. M. Reed, who underwent an oper-
alton at the hospital some time ago,
4SAo AoOcuhJ lOl a SlS1t dU ahIOu,
Iowa, and Emerson, Neb., and will
then go to her home in California.
Miss Winifred Krimbill will leave
this week for Presho, where she has
accepted a position with a law firm.
Miss Krimbill was student at the
Business University, having recently
completed course 10 stenography.
A complete set of blue print maps of
the route of the meridian road from
Winnipeg to the gulf have been flee
with the state engineer. These maps
are divided into sections by states, and
in good deal of detail show the twist
ing and turnings of the pike.
! Aberdeen American, %: Byron S.
Payne of Pierre. member of the law