Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-03-27
Harry Seelye left Friday for points

Harry Seelye left Friday for points
in Montana.
F. 1. Cook of Hot Springs registered
today It tho St. Charles.
Earl Howard came up from Huron
Saturday for short stay.
The County Board of Commissioners
meet in regular session next Tuesday.
John Breen was in the city from
Huron Saturday on a short business
trip.
M. NJ. Ramer returned Friday from
Aberdeen, where he attended an edu
cational meeting.
James Holm returned yesterday from
Omaha. He left that city two DAYS be-
fore the big blow.
The final program meeting of the
Dickens club was held Monday even
ing at the Doane Robinson home.
n. NJ. Reed. the bonanza jeweler, is
unpacking late invoice of goods. He
anticipates that the seasons trade will
be brisk.
Eldon Anderson, who is a student
at the Brookings Agriculturalc college,
is spending his spring vacation with
home folks here.
P. w. Dougherty arrived this morn
ing from Dell Rapids. He is the attor-
ney for the state railway commission,
now holding session in Pierre.
Governor Byrne has granted par
don to Frank Porter of Fort Pierre.
Porter was sent up from Stanley
county last fall on statutory charge.
Tuesday next Pierre Brink becomes
proprietor of the Rivervlew Hotel. He
is popular fellow, obliging, and has
all the business qualifications that go to
rouad out successful career.
The storm Sunday night tied up all
train service west of here. no attempt
being made to get through. but q
freight. preceded by snow pillow,
started west early Monday morning.
The Price Theater company are billed
to give performance at The Grand on
the evening of April 8. 1t is company
of people who perform well, and the
play is full of features that cannot fail
to meet the approval of listeners.
John Sazu, a Crow Creek Indian,
died at the hospital Tuesday of pneu-
monia. A wife, son and daughter,
who have camped near the city since
his confinement at the hospital, took
the remains to the Grow Greek agency
for burial.
81. G. Preston of the new tax COM
mission has made long spiel ON the
high purposes of the commission, but
he did not explain why the first man
picked out by the governor for service
on the commission was bull mooser
who was railroad attorney. - Sioux
Falls Argus Leader.
The superintendent of public in
struction sends out the questions for
the spring examinations to teachers,
being conducted in each county on
April 3rd. These are for second and
third grade certificates, and just now
follow the examination for first grade
recently completed.
Articles of Incorporation have been
filed for the Farmers COOPERATIVE
Creamery association of Strool, Per-
kins county, with capital of SIS, 900.
Incorporators: H. N. Anderson,
president; Fred Vanderhoff, secre-
tary; Ben. Strool, treasurer; L.. j.
! O'Rourke, VIM. Hofer, L. G. Emer-
son. directors.
/ Chauncey Grauel of Sully county,
forged another check on the former
firm of Steele and Gowdy of Sioux
City, Iowa, and was out upon good
behavior on q like charge. He was
given hearing Monday before Judge
Hughes, in chambers. Chaunc ey
drew term of three years in the re-
form school, and Sheriff Quinn took
him * sPlankinton on Tuesday.
4 j. P. anderson of Chamberlain Just
unloadeo there 400 head Of Mexican
cattle, slipped in from southern
4 Texas, many OF which show they
have been used for pack animals; not
only show saddle marks but are shod
4 with iron shoes. About thirty died
from the effects Of getting chilled in
the storm on Friday.
i Governor Byrne on Thursday last
appointed l. M. Dotson of Pierre te
4 succeed S. S. Ruble Of Pierre on the
state board of embalmers. Charles
4 Hunt of Wasta, Isaac Lincoln Of
/ Aberdeen and NJ. l.. Tobin of Hu1or
were reappointed on the board Of
,Iagriculture and d. E. Gillner of Red
field was appointed to the board o.
0steopathic examiners.
n Robinson Brothers from the ex
! IRENE western portion of STANLEY