Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1912-03-14
LOCAL NEWS

MISS hdtc Lluuou came up from
Blunt Saturday.
w. N. Van Camp was up from
Highmore Monday.
Ralph Longstaff spent Sunday with
his parents at Huron.
Ray Howard of Huron spent Sun
day with his family here.
Monday evening Mrs. j. G. Eager
was hostess at bridge party.
r. S. Jones came in from Midland
for visit with friends Tuesday.
Ralph Longstaff is spending the
week with friends in Minneapolis.
James Feeney came up from Har-
rold Monday on short business trip.
Gov. r. s. Vessey and E. h. Wood
were east bound passengers Monday.
DR.. w. H. Lane of Miller, was in
the city on professional business
Friday.
E. G. Hamilton of Des Moipes, Ia,
was in the city Saturday on short
business trip.
Miss Winnifred Ridgeway left Mon
day for Chicago, where she will visit
with friends.
The 80. u" club was entertained at
the St. Charles Monday evening by
Mrs. Parkinson.
Misses Winnifred and Ruth Mead
entertained circle of friends at cards
Tuesday evening.
George Kienholtz left Tuesday for
Big Stone after several days visit
with friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Grandle of Can
ming, were guests at the Grandle home
in this city Saturday.
Conductor Frank Reich of the P.
and R. G. line, went to Minneapolis
Monday for weeks stay.
Spring comes at 1929 p. N. March
goth, and things must be hustled to
get everything ready for it.
Miss Abbie Rose was given sur
prise party at the home of Miss
Myrtle Dorothy Saturday evening.
Tuesday evening the mems bible
class of the Baptist church were CIV
en- banquet at the church dining
room.
Governor Vessey has reappointed
F. Stewart of Buffalo Gap as d MEM
Der of the state live stock sanitary
board.
MI. and Mrs. e. Delay of Presho,
and Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. Brown OF
Sioux City, visited with relatives in
Pierre over Sunday.
The militia companies of the state
are being put through a rigid inspec-
ton on account Of the possibility OF
their being sent to the Mexican Dor
der territory.
The state treasurer will receive bids
up to March 20, for an issue of $500, 0uo
of reveneue warrants to run tor one
year. These to take up an issue which
will become due in April.
Governor Vessey has appointed as
supervisors of election for the organl-
cation of Bennett county on the 9th
of next month: o. @. Cole, Lawrence
II. Hedrick, John &. Whaley, all OF
Hot Springs.
At the meeting of the State Hard
ware Dealers association at Sioux
Falls last week, e. C. Warren of this
city was elected as delegate to the
National convention, and also
member of the executive committee.
Daily Huronite, 8: Richard Pur-
cell, Bert Cummins, Louis Munson,
Harry Bell, II. c. Moore and j. j.
Dalton, of Pierre, were among the
visiting Elks in Huron last evening
taking in the initiation at the local
lodge.
The remains of the late John Hogue
of Ottumwa, were brought to this
city Monday by Undertaken Ruble.
and prepared for shipment to lion
ton, Ohio. A brother of the deceased
accompanied the remains to that
place.
As the result of a runaway acct
dent, last Friday, at the home of Guy
Morrison, who lives near Elbon,
about hundred miles northwest,
the infant daughter is dead, and Mrs.
Morrison sustained injuries that may
prove fatal.
Friday afternoon large number of
ladies met at the high school build
ing and completed the arrangements
for the organization Of Mothers
club. Mrs. G. S. Whiting was chosen
as president and Mrs. Wood as
oooratorv