Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-01-09
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| WIN. sIOppe ana Lee yman OF
Yankton are in the city.
E. G.. Bauman has disposed OF his
steam laundry to a. l.. Farmer.
| Miss Jean Mallory has resumed
her school duties at Plankinton.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Baldwin of Rapid
City, were in the city Tuesday.
Mrs. Lulu Reuther underwent an
operation at the hospital Tuesday.
| A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. H
A. Singer in East Pierre, Jan. 5.
G. E. Renper of Lincoln, Neb., is
in the city on business matters.
| Miss Lina Sweetman of Miller, spent
"a few days with friends here last week
| L. A. Markham returned Saturday
from a visit with homefolks in Kansas.
Mrs. M. McCarty and daughter OF
Huron, are guests at the H. G. Smith
home.
Mrs. John Green arrived from Hur-
on Tuesday for visit at the Farmer
home.
j. E. Handlin is here from Sturgis
in the interests of the Black Hills
| Press.
! j. F. Coley of Sioux Falls is in the
city representing The Sioux Falls
Press.
| DR.. J. 7. Knutsky OF Redfeld, was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. S. III. Lea on
Tuesday.
Miss Sophia DeLand has accepted
position as stenograp her for the
state treasurer.
F. A. Radamacher returned Mon.
day from visit at Sioux Falls and
Watertown.
Walter Henley left Monday for Yer.
million to resume his studies at the
state university.
Guy Erickson has returned from a
visit at Toronto and also with friends
at Omaha. Neb.
Noah New banks departed Sunday
for Mason City, Ia, where he will
spend few days.
Miss Ruth G1eckler departed the
first of the week for Milwaukee after q
two weeks visit from the Downer col
lege.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. j. Tscharner and
children arrived Saturday and will
occupy the Karcher cottage on Capt.
tol avenue.
Glenn Martens and wife, of Pierre
have spent several days past visiting
with relatives in this city and Big
Stone. Glenn is former Milbanh
BOY and is very we'll known by mos
of our reader Milbank Review.
For the Farmers and Merchants
Telephone Company, of Elk Point
with capital of 100000 Incorpor
ators, w. j. Brownell, Sioux City
w. S. Funk. Sioux Falls; E. Green
!. leaf, Akron. Iowa.
Articles of incorporation have beer
, filed for the Martin State Bank, a
: Martin, with a capital of SIC, 900. In
corporators, I. G. Morrison, M. M
Cummings, Chas. S. Allen, John ]
! Boese, all of Martin.
t On Wednesday Sheriff Quinn ap
pointed Henry Walker to the position
4 of deputy sheriff, and no better selec
n ton could have been made. Mr.
Walker has acted in that capacity il
the past, and his manner of dOin,
business has met with the approval o
e all those who have placed bushes
r matters in his hands.
The high price of coal this winte
has accustomed boom in cordwoo
y at Forest City, one of of the infre
: quent places in South Dakota wher
q wood is obtainable. A half doze
firms are doing fourishing bushes
9 in cordwood this season. j. Klutl
!, sold seventy cords to the Cheyenn
River Indian agency, and other firm
8 have sold many cords.
The appointment of w. c. Morri
!, by Judge Elliott, to be United State
i district attorney to fill out the shor
e remaining period of r. E. Wagner
0 term, who recently resigned, was tn,
n proper thing to do. Having been MI
y Wagner's assistant for several year
he can carry on the work of that of
J. Zee without a hitch. 1t is probabl
e that President Taft will let the al
pointment stand. until the expiratio
J of the term in April. when demo
y crat will be appointed by Presider
I'll Wilson.
81 A liveryman at Strool, Perkir
county, has an unclaimed team q
it horses on his hands. Two weeks ag
1t a stranger drove up to the barn an
g left buggy drawn by two horses
d He told theliveryman ''short, heay
n r (