Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-04-10
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
John Bush Monday.

Mark Whitney returned Sunday
from trip to Minnesota points.
B. III. Davis of Miller, underwent
an operation at the hospital Tuesday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. D. E. Halbert of Har-
rold, were shopping in the city yes.
terday.
A. w. Ewert, state treasurer, and
j. P. Erickson went to the Black
Hills last week.
Miss DeEtte Lillibridge was an ar
rival from the east yesterday for a
visit with friends.
j. S. Wilson of the Soldiers Home
at Hot Springs, arrived in the city
yesterday on short business trip.
Mrs. II. G. Freeman has gone to
Vermillion for visit with her sister,
who is a student at the university.
Ray Wilson and E. Langland went
to Huron last week where they have
employ with the Northwestern.
Arbor Day this year will be observ-
ed in Pierre, and it is safe to say that
more trees will be planted than ever
before.
Mrs. Anne Livingstone and daugh-
ter, Miss Jessie, came over from
Onida Friday and visited here until
Monday at the g. M. Livingstone
home.
Articles of Incorporation have been
filed for the Bison Commercial Club
with capital of 100000. Incorpora-
tors, Geo. H. Carr, Chas. S. Reed, P.
A. Paulson.
Gov. Byrne has reappointed the
old members of the state brand COM
mission: b. o. Anderson of Sturgis;
Frank Rood of Philip; and Noah
Newbanks of Pierre.
Mrs. Hoyle of Algona, Iowa, died
at the hospital Sunday. The deceas
ed was the mother of Mrs. Alderman
of Fl. Pierre. The remains. were TAX
en- to Iowa for burial.
Articles of incorporatin have been
filed for the Home AbstractC Company at
Martin, with capital of s2500. In
corporators, William Healey, Marie
Healey andlT. G. Morrison.
b. A. Cummins of this city was
elected treasurer of the Chicago,
Black Hills & Yellowstone Park
Highway association at the meeting
at Deadwood last week.
4 The superintendent of instruction
has the examining board at work cor
recting the papers coming in from
the recent examination held through
out the state on April for second
and third grade certificates.
The secretary of state will be ready
by May Is to supply all auto owners
with the new tags necessary under
the bill passed by the legislature,
which provides that every car shall
have two, instead of one tag, one in
the rear and one in the front.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Houston of Fort
Pierre, passed through the city Tues
day with the body of their son, who
was killed Sunday by the accidental
discharge of shot gun. They were
enroute to Sioux Falls, where the
body will be inferred.
4 Articles of Incorporation have been
filed for the Scranton Brick and Tile
company at Cadyville, S. d., with an
office at Scranton, N. D., and capital
OF 80, 900. Incorporators, w. j. Sims,
Cadyville; r. j. List, Scranton; A. G.
Berner, Mason City, Iowa.
| Aberdeen News, 8: Mrs. Howard
G. Fuller returned home to Pierre
this morning after spending couple
of days in this city, the guest of local
friends. Yesterday morning at chapel
at the Normal Mrs. Fuller gave read
ings of several selections, which were
roundly applauded.
/ Articles of incorporation have been
filed for the Brookings Building and
Loan Association, with a capital OF
81, 100000. Incorporators, Philo Hall,
r. F. Kerr, 7. c. Haroldson, Walter
NJ. Cheever, F. P. Alexander, E. C.
Miller. Chas. E. Poole, liver Dybdahl,
Hans Jerde.
An architect, in Minneapolis, is now
drawing the plan upon which j. P. Err
ickson will this year cause to be erected
in Pierre handsome two story block.
J IL is presumed the improvement will be
made upon the lot long covered by the
Owl restaurant building, and that ii
will be a model of beauty and conven-
fence.
4 All carload lots of freight for Rapid
City and points in the Hills which have
come to this city via the Milwauk ee
are being transferred to their destina.
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