Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1912-05-23
r. Q. Ward was over from Okoboto

j. Q. Anderson was in from Cham.
berlain Friday.
E. F. Swartz left Wednesday on !
trip to Dell Rapids.
i. L. James of Boone, Iowa, was q
Capital City visitor Friday.
A class of twenty-six will graduate
from the high school this year.
Ernest Senechal returned to his
home at Williston, N. D., Friday.
G. B. Billinghurst left Tuesday for
visit with his brother at Ashton.
Edward Thomas returned Tuesday
from a trip to the far away north
west.
Mrs. r. R. Mathieson and baby
were arrivals from Huron Wednes-
day.
NJ. P. Martin and E. B. Lee are in
Deadwood this week serving on the
federal grand jury.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex McGannon were
over from Okobojo yesterday to meet
Mr. MeGannon's aunt. Mrs. G. W.
Slime of Wheaton, Mimi.
E. H. Wood, candidate for member
of the lower house of the legislature,
left the city Monday. He is out
hustling votes for himself.
s. c. Policy, secretary of state and
candidate for Judge of the supreme
court, is IN the eastern part of the
state. where he is building political
fences.
i Mrs G. G. Bennett has issued invi-
tatiors to dancing party to be given
at the Locke hotel Monday evening in
honor of her sister, Mrs. Nelson of
Milwaukee.
| James D. Elliott of Sioux Falls,
judge of the United states court in
South Dakota began term of federal
court Tuesday, at Deadwood.
John Sutherland went to Huron on
Tuesday; returning yesterday. Mr..
Sutherland has in hand the man
agement of the Roosevelt campaign in
South Dakota.
When, now and then, straw hat
dots the landscape, the average man
admits to himself that he lacks the
moral courage to become dot.
| Saturday morning Judge Hughes
sentenced Clarence Brecount one year
in the pentitentiary and Chas. Runkle
to four months for horse rustling.
We want farm loans. Our rates are
lower than you can get elsewhere. Drop
in and see us before you make your
an>-Pierre Banking & Trust Co. If
Professor Ramer returned Saturday
from Vesmillion. Henley took second
on the half mile race. Harvey third
on the high hurdle. The Pierre team
took second on the relay race.
U. S. Griggs arrived home Monday
from an extended stay in Mexico. Our
friend says but little is being done in
Mexico in business way, and that no
investments are being made there at
this time.
j. ". Latta expects to begin again
his canvass for the Office of sheriff
tomorrow. Up to the time of injury
he conducted a strong contest; he de-
clares that his chances of securing
the nomination are good.
The postoffice at Brushie has been
closed, and the Brushie Blade an
nounces that the town Brushie is off,
cially dead, but the surrounding
country is just as good As ever.
! e. w. Downing, republican candidate
for county treasurer, was in the city the
| first of the week from Blunt. Mr..
Downing is a gentleman of pleasing ap-
pearance, and is conducting clean can
| vass for votes.
The superintendent of pubic IN
struction is beginning to collect ma
terial for the biennial report which
will be issued in November. It will
contain many more illustrations than
heretofore, including the pictures Of
the different county superintendent
John W. Doyle. formerly of this city,
but now residing at Winona, Mimi, and
Miss ALA Sauer of Huron, were mar
ried at the BRIDES home at Huron, Fri
day. Mr.. Doyle is superintendent Of
the Minnesota division of the Chicago
and Northwestern railway, with head
quarters at Winona.
Huronite, II: Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
L. Hyde of Pierre were in Huron this
morning on their way home from the
Pacific coast, where they have been for
some time J. !. Miss Nettie Garden of
Sioux Falls, who has been visiting here
with Mrs. S. G. Oviatt fora few days,
departed this morning for Miller, High
more and Pierre.