Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-03-27
LOCAL NEWS
Ellis Reeves arrived Tuesday from

Ellis Reeves arrived Tuesday from
vermillion.
s.H Lea is looking after business
interests in the east.
O. S. Basford, insurance commits
sioner, was in Aberdeen Tuesday.
The East Pierre Baptist Aid society
metrthis afternoon with Mrs. Keena.
S. s. Ruble, undertaken, went to
Midland Tuesday on professional
business.
Senator Parks Of Fall River county,
was al arrival in the Capital City
yesterday.
The state association of county audi
tors were in session here the fore part
of the week.
Arthur Greenwood splendid fell
lows in Minneapolis where he is
doing we'll.
VIM. Schrub of Wisconsin, was look
ing after real estate interests in this
vicinity on Saturday.
G. W. Huffman came in from Sully
county yesterday for supplies. He
returned home today.
O. E. French returned to his home
at Onida yesterday, having been here
on q short business trip.
Mrs. Theresa Burke and Miss Ar
villa Edgar entertained circle of
friends Monday evening.
Miss May Redmond was released
from the hospital Friday and return
ed to her home at Miller.
Mrs. H. q. Shuck left Friday for
Geneva, Neb., called there by the ILL
ness of her aged mother.
Ed. j. Hannigan, conductor on the
P. r. C. line, returned last week from
an extended stay in California.
Dick Purcell went to Onida yester-
day in the interest Of the First Ma
tional Life & Accident Insurance Co.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
MI. Croat, which was born Friday,
died at birth and was buried Sunday.
B. A. Cummirs arrived home yes
terday from a several days business
trip to Yankton and other. South Da-
kota points.
C. E. DeLand has been. appointed
supreme court reporter to succeed H.
r. Horner, who has held the position
for many years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo Hodoval of Salt
Lake City, arrived last week for q
visit at the j. j. Dalton home. Mr..
Hodoval is brother of Mrs. Dalton.
W. G. Kohlenberg, agent at the
Grow Greek agency, brought couple
of Indian boys to the school here.
The lads had escaped from the school
here.
The dance given Monday evening by
the hook and ladder company at the
st. Charles was not very largely at
tended owing to stormy weather.
Those present however, report very
ENJOYABLE time.
Articles of incorporation have been
filed for the Iowa, Minnesota & Dakota
Investment Co., capitalized at $500, 600.
The main office will be at Onida, with
l.. A. Tommy az president and w. O.
Nelson as secretary.
~ J. M. Derr arrived from Bookings
Monday and filed his bond as state
engineer and has taken charge of the
duties Of that office. Mr.. Derr be-
gins his duties a few days earlier than
he expected to at the time of his
appointment.
During the spring all Indians on
tho Cheyenne and Standing Rock
reservations between the ages Of
twenty-one and thirty years will be
issued twenty two heifers, one team
Of mares, a wagon and $50 in cash by
the gOV6TnkneHt.
Pierre is to have an election in
April to decide the matter of old out.
standing capital campaign warrants,
amounting to about s25,000. The vote
will be in the form Of an acceptance
or rejection of proposition Of the
holders for settlement.
Aurora Times: Jack VanAusdel il
enjoying q pleasant visitfrom bis
brother, William of Pierre, having
arrived here Tuesday night. Will il
. young man and very pleasant fel.
low to meet and we hope he makes
his visit q long one.
The Missouri river 10 rising here
with the leo which packed and frozs
several weeks ago holding. The watel
is at about 9 nine-fo0t stage this even
ing. Reports from up the river war
rant the belief that the river will &C
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