Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-03-06
Dick Haney of Mitchell, wasa Pierre

passed tuesday In the city.
Rev. A. G. Miller attended con.
ference meeting at Huron Tuesday. i
Miss Mae Wingett of Manila, is as
sistiDg ct the Latta Millinery store.
James Brown of Chamberlain, was
transacting business matters here. Fri
day.
Mrs. H. G Fuller is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. Geo. Nash at Aber-
deem.
1.-The Girl From Rector's" was pre-
sen.ed at the Grand Tuesday eve
ming.
Chas. L. Hyde will be in Pierre as
continuously hereafter as any man
can be.
Carl Gunderson and M. j. Clancy of
Vermillion, were capital city visitors
Friday.
Atty. G. S. Rix of Milbank, was
transacting business matters here
Tuesday.
Miss Messila Allen of Yankton, is
assisting on the state examining
board.
h MISS Marjorie Breeder has returned
from an extended visit with relatives at
Chicago.
Judge L. E Gaffy returned the first
of the week from business trip to
Sioux City.
Miss Elizabeth Bright of Minnea-
polls, arrived Saturday for visit at
the Roberts home.
P. II. Smith and family have gone
to Gretna, Neb., where they will
make their future home.
Judge Frank r. A. Aikens and A.
r. Fellows returned to their home at
Sioux Falls last Friday.
Mrs. S. B. Carson attended the fun
eral of her brother in-law, which &C.
Cured at Sioux City last week.
The dedication of the new altar at
the Lutheran church took place Sun
day and was we'll attended.
M. M. Ramer accompanied w. w.
Warner superintendent of Stanley coun-
ty, on trip to Philip and other points.
A change in the carrier delivery
went into effect yesterday, when the
delivery will leave the office at S:45
Kraft, the great hypnotist, and his
entertainers are appearing at the
Crystal Theatre nightly during the
week.
! Geo. E Matthews of Harold. anc
Ida N Benke of Arlington, were united
in marriage Tuesday by Rev H. L.
Russell.
| Mesdames Dudley and Eager were
joint hostesses at luncheon last Thurs
day complimentary to Mrs. Bennett,
and Miss Bennett.
| Miss lima Schubert is assisting al
the library, during the absence oil
Mrs. Carter, who is working on the
examining board.
"The new nickel, it develops, is no,
equipped with any device that makes
it easier to hold on to it" remarks the
Sioux City Journal.
| c. T. King of Bookings, was in
Pierre Monday in the interests of the
Beach American Book, which he a
representative of.
Mesdames Munson, Stewart and
Hart were hostesses at a luncheon Fri.
day, complimentary to the Misses
Stewards and Smith.
Seth Bullock, United States Marsh
al, passed through Pierre on Tuesday.
He was en-route to,Sioux Falls from
his home in Deadwood.
Governor Byrne, on Tuesday. ap
pointed George H. Hoffman of Selby
as member of the state soldiers
home board to succeed himself.
j. s. Crawford died in Chicago
Monday night. He was brother Of
Senator, Coe 1. Crawford of South
Dakota. For the last few years he
has been connected with the interior
department, in connection with the
regulation Of corporations.
A new irrigation project has beer
incorporated at Fort Pierre. The
new company being the Pierre Valley
Irrigation Company, with headquart.
ers at Fort Pierre, with capital OF
5000. Incorporators, j. H. John.
son. H. G. Carnacy and L. r.. John.
son all of Fort Pierre.
On Saturday last Governor Byrne
sent to the senate the name of II. M
Deer of Brookings, as state engineer,
to succeed s. H. Lea; NJ. P. Beebe Of
OF Ipswich % member of the board
of regents of education to succeed