Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-10-09
Born: To Mr.. and Mrs. p. W.

Saturday for a visit with friends.
MI. and Mrs. VIM. Schumacher were
in the city Monday from Fielder.
VIM. Habel came up from Huron
Sunday for q short visit with friends
Paul Noren arrived from Chicago
today. called by the illness Of hi.
mother.
Thad l.. Fuller of Milbank, arriye &c
Monday for a visit with his brother,
H. Il. Fuller.
The first regular meeting of the
Woman's club was held at the library
Tuesday afternoon.
Geo. Cole returned Friday from st
Charles, Iowa. where he was called by
the death of his father.
Miss Anna Wilson of the state rail
way department., left Sunday for Dial
las and Fairfax on official duties.
Miss Kathryn Quackenbusch, sis
ter of a. G. Quackenbusch, arrived
Monday from Grand View, Idaho,
and will teach school near Canning.
Herbert Gregory of the "Blue Sky
department of the bank examiner't
office, left Monday for the southeast
ern part of the state on professional.
duties.
Application has been made for al
extradition warrant for Joe Natalie,
under arrest at Timber Lake anG
wanted in Chicago for child abandon.
ment.
Seth Bullock, United States mar.
shall, arrived Monday from Dead
wood to attend the October term Of
the United Statef court, which con
vened Tuesday.
j. B. Bassire and wife came dowr
from Agar Monday and the latter
underwent an operation at the hos
pital. Mr.. Bassire is cashier of thu
St8Ge DanK at tnat place.
The attorney general has writer
an opinion holding that school boards
have 40 right to transfer money.
from one fund to another in tn,
handling of school affairs.
The first of a series of foot bal
/ games between the East and Yves
Pierre Boy Scouts was played Satur
day afternoon, resulted in a score O
41-0 in favor of West Pierre.
G. L. D%otson, Of the Sioux Fall.
Daily Press, against whom a verdic
was returned in favor of Geo. w
Egan for 81, 900 libel, announces tha'
he will appeal to the state supreme
court.
o. H. Smith of Dell Rapids, thi
state, who owns what is known as th'
Little Bend in Sully county says tina
he will irrigate 5000 acres with wat
or secured from the Missouri river
next year.
Wanted at once-woman not owe
thirty-fiv years old to work as house.
keeper in family of five. State wage
wanted in first letter. Good Catholi
woman preferred. Address Box SO
Lake Preston, S. D.
At a meeting of the State Immigra
ton Board. the board voted to increas
the salary of immigration Commissone
McCaffree from $1,000 per year t,
So, 900. McCaffree is more than max
ing good.
Huron Huronite, Z: Rev. and Mrs
R. l.. Kelley and mother, of Pierre
spent Monday visiting at the Baptis
parsonage with Rev. and Mrs. L. R
Bobbitt. They are on their way t,
the Baptist state convention in Sioux
Falls.
South Dakota's good roads associa
ton has been called into annual con
vention at Redfield on Friday of the
current week. A generous attend
ance is solicited and will probably b,
given as, as the good roads associa
tion has a mission to perform.
Onida Waterman: Rev. j. P. Will
hanson has accepted the position o
Supt. of the bible training department
of the Indian Mission school at Santee
Nebr., and with his family expects t,
go there about Oct. Is. much to the re
gret of their large circle of friend
here.
Argus Leader: One South Dako
ia man has sold $5,4O0 worth of al
falfa seed and has enough left t,
bring the value of this years crop w
to $4,000. This little news item, nov
going the rounds Of the state paper
show that alfalfa in South Dakota i
making good.
The "Blue Sky" division of tn
state banking department has grant
ed q permanent permit to sell stocl
in this state to the Northwestern Lif'
company of Aberdeen. and temper
airy permits to the Pierce MilltnI
company at Frankfort, and to til
Morley Irvine & Machinery compan,