Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-04-17
I'm. Harry was down from Okobojo

L. Ostercamp of Blunt, was capital
city visitor yesterday.
Mrs. Eliza Brown went to Onida yes
terday to visit with relatives.
c. r. Garner was over from Onida
yesterday on business matters.
Will Healey of Martin. was transact
ing business matters here yesterday.
Harry Thompson of Canning arrived
Mondayto received medical treatment.
Mrs. M. B. Oliver of Gettysburg,
was brought to the hospital Saturday.
Governor Byrne returned Tuesday
from trip to Redfeld and other points.
w. H. Alternately, county auditor of
Buffalo county, was in the city Tues
day.
Judge Samuel G. Policy left Sunday
for Deadwood, where business mat
tiers called him.
e. M. Hegglqnd and wife camp in
from Sioux City Tuesday for visit
| with relatives.
Lloyd Erickson passed a few days
days in Sioux Falls last week, return
ing home Monday.
Oscar NeIsor left yesterday for Alb
erdeen, where he has accepted posi-
4 ton as linotype operator.
| p j. Murphy went down to his home
at Brookings Tuesday morning to cast
his vote at the election.
F. R. Vanslyke and Guy Erickson
returned Tuesday from Aberdeen where
they had attended state land sale.
r. S. Gleason, representing the
American Book Co., was in the city
yesterday in the interests of the COM
pany.
Mesdames Deets and j. w. Laugh
lin entertained number of ladies
last Thursday complimentary to Mrs.
Geo. Ravens.
Elmer Olson left yesterday for his
home at Canning, being released from
the hospital few days ago where he
had been ill with typhoid fever.
H. Roberts went to Agar Monday
to get his breaking outfit started for
the season, and was accompanied by
81. G. Horton who will operate the
rig
| S. W. Clark. ex attorney general,
has gone to Dupree. He will defend
Tommy Condor in his trial for MUIR
der. The case was called for trial
yesterday.
| FL. c. Diesem, irrigation engineer in
| charge of irrigation investigation in
this district, was in the city Tuesday
looking over the plant at the Indian
| school.
Mr.. and Mrs. A F. Moore enter
tanned few friends at their apart
meDts Sunday complimentary to Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Ravens, who left Mon
day for Watertown
Articles Incorporation have been
filed for the Farmers Lumber and
Shipping company, at Erwin. with a
capital of $4,000. Incorporators,
Thos. Sorenson, Nick Hoffman, j. H.
Coulson all of Erwin.
Perhaps by the time the experts
succeed in finding out why the farm
er gets so little for his products they
will also be able to inform the con-
sumner whv he gets so little for his
moDev.
Articles of incorporation have been
/ filed for~the Lake Preston Milling
company, with capital of 1872, 900.
Incorporators, E. G. Ostroot, Ben
Lewis. L j. Bates, w. H Harris, G.
w. Peck.
| Not a single city or town in the Black
| Hills voted against license in the annu.
al spring election Tuesday, and in most
instances large majorities were secured
by the vets, and nowhere was there any
organized contest by the drys. Dead.
wood, Lead and Rapid City voted two
to one for license.
| The right to take water for irriga.
ton from White river was granted to
Edward B. Kelley of Chamberlain,
who will irrigate 613 acres on that
streem. w. l.. Bowler was given the
the right to take water from Bear
Creek in Pennington county, for
power purposes.
i The warm weather Of the past few
days has made a notable impression
upon our citizens generally and this
impression has made itself manifest
already in the improved condition of
the city. The man with the hoe and
rake is now in evidence and a genera
clean up is beginning to take place
all over town.
The commissioner of school ond