Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-03-06
T.. T. Bodine Of Huron pa.sed veeter-

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L. T. Bodine Of Huron passed yeeter-
day in the city.
M. C. Maricle returned Tuesday from |
q trip to Aberdeen.
DIR. j, Rock of Aberdeen is register
ed at the St. Charles.
Miss Josie Serbousek has entered the
hospital for treatment.
The Dickens club met Tuesday eve
ming with Miss Whiting.
John McCullen of Miller, was here
Tuesday on business matters.
Philo Hall of Brookings, is in the
city today on business matters.
]. L. Eicholtz of Blunt, attended
the Notwithstanding here Tuesday.
D. B. Murray of Hot Springs and A.
j. Kingman of Selby, were in the city
yesterday.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Lyle Moulton of Fl. Pierre, at the
hospital yesterday.
The high school basket ball team re-
turned yesterday morning from weeks
tour of the Hills.
VIM. Rempher returned to his
home at Parkston this noon after
short visit in the city.
D. G. Rilahan and family have
moved to Osceola, Town, where they
will make their home.
j. Taylor of Ipswich, representing
the Fraternal Insurance Association,
was in the city yesterday.
The East Pierre Social circle meets
this afternoon with Mrs. Butterfield
at the home of Mrs. Holbrook.
The Lutheran congregation of Garth
age, rendered Rev. Mueller farewell
reception. He had been pastor there
the past year.
If there is any virtue in the old ad-
age about March coming in like q
lion and going out like lamb, there
is every reason to anticipate a more
congenial quality of weather during
the last days of this month.
The state treasurer has made call
for all outstanding general fund war
rants up to February %, which will
carry the expense of the legislature
| ~; oo 70 kn al y
list of registered warrants standing
out.
The ladies of the Congregational
church gathered at the Rev. o. o.
Smith home yesterday and gave Mrs
Smith and her two daughters linen
shower, and purse of money was
also presented to Mrs. Smith.
\ Fremont Tribune: Well, WE'LL
Here it is the first of breezy. wheezy
clustering March. Spring has cub
geddle Addie. Put 'arosene on the
hoe, scour the pillow with brick dust
grease the disc with pork rinds, anG
send at once to the Congressman fol
garden seeds. How time flies!
AS soon az weather conditions will
permit, the Chicago & Northwestern
management will begin work on an
extention of its road from Winner to
Carter. the new land Office point. 1t
is stated that Senators Crawford and
Sterling will carry their fight against
the land Office up to President Will
son, seeking the restoration of the
original status.
4 On Tuesday, at five minutes to IL
the house took an informal recess
until "a new president is inaugural.
ed" and j. E. Ziebach, one of the
leading Democratic members, was
escorted to the chair, and a general
Democratic jubilation kept things
stirring until the hour when ''Ameri-
ca" was sung. before things settled
down to grind, the Republican major
ity helping the Democratic minority
in their jubilation.
Judge d. A. w. Perkins has dis
posed of his paper, the Holabird
News. and in his valedictory says:
"We are inclined to think he was not
cut out for newspaper man anyhow
because he has his own ideas about
running one, and believes they are
correct" However that may be, this
department has always reud the
judges paper with much interest, be.
cause his theory OF running a paper
while not always in accordance with
accepted standards, nevertheless re.
suited in making mighty interesting
reading.
The auto owners of this city are or.
ganizlng an auto club to work with the
better roads association of this state,
pushing along for better high.
ways, especially the cross state road