Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1912-10-10
H. A. Hall was Deadwood visitor

edneSday.
VIM. Floyd and family of Okobojo,
attended the Bryan speech here Tues
day.
Mrs. G. H. Reed returned to Huron
Monday after visit with relatives
here
John I. Breen of Huron was trans
acting business matters here Tues
day.
Judge j. F. Hughes is holding
regular term of circuit court in HYDE
county.
j. L. E:chholtz and E. M. Quinn of
Blunt attended the Bryan speech here
Tuesday.
Mrs. e. f. Swartz returned this af-
ternoon from visit at Madison and
other points.
j. r. Groseclose and r. McGannon
of Okobojo, attend the Bryan speech
here Tuesday.
Mrs. j. j. Welch has gone to Oma-
ha to visit friends and relatives. She
was accompanied by daughter.
Steve Bowen of Dry Run delivered
car load of steers, averaging 1,2OO
each to G. 81. Jaynes this morning.
Miss Jennie Livingstone arrived
Friday from Des Moines. Ia, for a
visit with relatives here and Onida.
Mr.. and Mrs JAS Howardson were
down from Okobojo Tuesday, while
here they attended the Bryan speech.
Tie Pittsburg Mining company has
been incorporated at Hill City by
number of capitalists from Pittsburg.
Mesdames Ramer and Nelson will
entertain the w. M. F. S. of the M.
D., church tomorrow afternoon at the
Nelson home.
Cooler weather for today was the
prediction of the weather man. I'm
settled weather conditions might
bring rain, he declared.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Latta, Misses
MISSIONER, Bryan and Edith Higgins
were here from Blunt Tuesday, the
guest of Mrs. j. w. Latta.
j. q Damn, county treasurer is busy
getting the 1911 delinquent tax list
ready for publication. The tax col
lections of last month amounted to
little over $4,000.
The United State government no
sooner itstalls a paper money laun-
dry system than it cuts down the size
of It's washing by making the bills
smaller.
Morgan says that he gave 1886, 900
to the republican campaign fund for
the peoples good. This is the first
lntmatlon we have had that j. Pier
pont was a philanthropist.
At Deadwood last week Circuit
Judge Rice held that county treasur-
ers are not entitled to keep as their
own the sum of 81 collected as fee
for each and every tax deed issued by
them.
VIM. Borst and c. C. Whitcher of
this city have purchased the remain.
ing stock and fixtures of the Masters
Fuller Furniture Co., and will here
after conduct furniture business in
the old stand.
Harold Journal: VIM. Summer
side and daughter, Miss Georgia,
went to Pierre Monday night. Miss
Georgia will not return for about
week. Mr.. Summerside returned
Tuesday night and reports that about
two thousand were pres ent to hear Mr..
Bryan speak.
L. E. Snyder of Onida, C. d. lid
rick of Chamberlain, j. L. Green of
Huron, F. M. Stewart of Buffalo Gap,
w. r. Seguin of Aberdeen, F. H.
Rugg of Rapid City and j. a. Bush
uelu VI Mlller, attenQeQ meeting or
the stockholders of the First Nation
al Life s. Accident Insurance Co.,,
here Tuesday.
! A large number Of citizens attend.
ed the exercises held at the state
house grounds Tuesday evening, und-
er the auspices of the Woman's Club,
at the placing of the marker for the
ash tree planted by Ex-Governor Mel.
lette twenty-five years ago. The
tree was lighted by colored cleo
trio lights, and the marker placed at
the base of the tree is a high granite
boulder bearing bronze plate with
inscription. The expense being de-
frayed by the Woman's Club.
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