Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-01-16
Howard Stearns came in yesterday


VIM. Floyd Of Okobojo. is a patient
at the hospital
Seth Bullock left Saturday on bust
ness trip to Sioux Falls.
J. A. McCullen, of Miller, was a
capital city visitor Saturday.
A. K. Stoddard of Milbank, is a
guest of relatives here.
S. E. Grams arrived Sunday morn
ing from Deadwood
Judge I. NJ. Simmons was in the
city yesterday from Huron.
E. j. Miller. +. l.. Holbrook, and
u. r. Huhbort of A Aberdeen, are Pierre
visitors today.
w. G. Hull returned Tuesday from
Sioux Falls, where he went last week
to look after property interests there.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Stainer and
baby Of Harold, are visiting relatives
in the city.
Mrs. c. E. Mount of Beresford, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Ida Has
WE'LL
Waiter Polzin of Rapid City, was
transacting business matters here Fri.
day.
Mrs. Roy Chisholm of Fl. Pierre,
submitted to an operation at the hospi-
tai Saturday.
M. G. Carlisle returned to his home
at Brookings Saturday, after transact
ing business matters.
| Mrs. A. Noren returned Saturday
from Chicago, where she went to at
tend the wedding of son.
Miss Hazel Mallory of Redfeld, and
Miss May Andrews of Miller, are do
clerical work for the legislature.
Mrs. l.. A. Owen and mother left
Saturday for visit in Worthwhile coun-
| ty, before going to Bend, Oregon.
| Ben Wood, with pocketful of good
roads bills, has established headquar-
tiers at Pierre for the session.
W. 3. Calhoon has established him
self in the plumbing business. His
place of business is IN East Pierre.
Miss Clara Stainer entertained the
members of Mrs. Sebree's Sunday
school class at her home last even
ing.
Francis Gerter arrived today form
Deadwood yesterday and now fills a
position in the local Western Union
! Telegraph office.
j. c. Bergstresser, of the state land
department, went to Sioux Falls the
first of the week in the discharge of
official business
Frank Grandle was in the city last
week from Canning. He reported
that stock in Canning through the
winter in fine condition.
Sergeant Hayes of the u. S. A.. has
been detailed as sergeant instructor
of the South Dakota national guard
with headquarters in Watertown.
Glenn W. Martens, attorneyreturn
ed yesterday from st. Paul, where
professional business called him last
week. The business of his firm is
growing.
Lawrence FL. Riggs, who took the
examinations for the Rhodes scholar
i ship at Vermillion las fall, won out
and received his appointment from
Oxford, England, yesterday.
The mercury today did some grand
and lofty tumbling. A O'Clock local
thermometers Indicated a tempera-
ture of 40 degrees above zero. By S
O'Clock it had dropped to zero.
| F. w. Petrick, cashier of the North
Western State Bank. at Marcus, this
state, was in the city yesterday. He
says that business in the western por.
tion of the state is good and growing
F. F. Brinker, commissioner OF
school and public lands, is away tc
Washington, d. G. He went to the
national capital to secure title ia
lands yet due the state from the
national government.
This is an excellent winter for
stock. Whe the farmer arranges his
affairs so that his interests center il
stock rather than in wheat and flax hi
will be we'll along the road to pros
perity.
Tho first session of the Sheriff,
Association of South Dakota conven
vened Tuesday in the office of j. w
Laughlin, and the following officer,
were elected: President, j. W. Laup
him, Pierre; vice president, a.. w
| Phelps, Faulkton; Secretary-Treas
nrer, c. E. Coyne, Fort Pierre.
| Sioux Falls sent a strong delegation
| here yesterday to be present and TAX,
| part in the memorial exercises at
tending the unwilling the bust al