Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-05-08

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PaulMiller has moved his candy
factory into the Fay building.
Mrs. G. Wales went to Highmore
Tuesday to visit with her. parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. x. Ransom left
Tuesday for there home at Mankato,
MINI.
Mrs. a. D. Murphy of Philip, en-
tered the hospital yesterday for treat
ment.
DR.. E. HarRens Of Hot Springs, was
in the city yesterday on business
matters.
Mrs. II. NJ. Isenberg and little
daughter. lefthis morning for . visit
in Chicago.
Miss Bess Morton returned yester-
day from visit with homefolks at
Highmore.
The High School girls will present
"A Box of Monkeys" at the high
school Auditorium Saturday evening.
Mrs. Cunningham left Tuesday for
her home at Reeder. N. D.. after q
visit with her sister. Mrs. j. S. Green.
Attorneys Marquis and Gault of
Watertown, were in the city yester-
day on business before the supreme
court.
Fred Rademacher left yesterday for
Sioux Falls, from which place he will
go on the road for the Parke Davis
drug firm.
You may not believe in woman
suppose, but that is no reason for
fooling yourself into the belief that
the sentiment is not growing.
One hundred and eighty thousand
acres of new land. mostly in Stanley
county, has been added to the taxa
ton list within the last year.
Applications for saloon licenses
have been filed with the city audi
tor by Phil DuFran Robert Carlin,
Al Hildebrandt r. Chisholm and Ed.
IOdemark.
Fred LaPlant and family Of Chey-
enne Agency were in the city
yesterday, visiting their daughter,
Mrs. F. b. Kinney who is i'll at the
hospital.
DR.. Dougherty. j. L. Suffercool, r.
r., Morgan, Clyde Norden and p.
Ferguson, composed a party of Lower
Brule people in the city yesterday,
making the trip by auto.
Aspecial meeting of the board of
county commissioners is called for
next Saturday afternoon to give an
application to the city for loan Of
500, 900 from the permanent state
school fund. II.
At the April term of court In Hard
ing county there were l16 applica-
tions for citizenship, coming from
homesteaders who are required to se-
cure citizen papers before they can
secure final titles to their lands.
Blunt Advocate: Mr. Shipley hav-
ing disposed of his land on Chappelle
Greek, moved to Blunt Tuesday of
this week. Mr.. Shipley came to
Hughes county in 1888, and has lived
on Chapple Creek for sixteen years.
| A band of Sioux Indians from the
Pine Ridge reservation in South Da.
kota called on SECRETARY Of the Treas
ury McAdoo on Monday, asking fol
$500. 900 due.them under tribal allot-
ments. The claim may be allowed
The board of education re-organiz.
ed for the year Monday night, "A. W.
Harvey to succeed VIM. Borst, whose
term had expired. j. C. William
was reelected president and "a. d.
tHengel, vice-president. T. G. McNa.
NEE was reelected clerk.
John Steiner of Harold was in
Pierre on Tuesday. He stated that
there was more cattle now in the 10.
cality in which he leaves than there
hes been for ten years. Within q
week. he declared, more than two
thousand head of stock cattle had
been driven into that section.
A very pleasant afternoon waf
spent at the st. Charles last Thurs.
day afternoon, when about one hum
dred and fifty guests we're entertain.
ed by the Mrs G.. l.. Hyde and hel
daughter, Miss Ruth Hyde, comp!i.
1 mentary to Mrs. e. r. Goodfellow 81
Los Angeles, Cali.
General Orders No. 2, issued by
III. L. Ferry, state commander of thu
South Dakota department, G.. A. r.
has just been received by members
LOT the order. The order relates t.
the coming state encampment Of the
G. "a. R. to be held in Aberdeen OF
June 3-5.
While the matter has not been de-
/ finitely settled yet, it appears certain
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