Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-02-27

Wright Tarbell of Watertown, was
q Pierre visitor Friday.
R. c. Hayes Of Deadwood, was q
capital city visitor Friday.
Rev. K. A. Kasberg preached at
Highmore Sunday morning.
Mrs. Lee and daughter returned
Friday from visit at Minneapolis.
Miss Josephine Cole was the guest
of friends at Deadwood last week.
D. Wagner of Huron, was transact
ing business matters here yesterday.
3. b. Parry of Reserve, was tran
sacting business matters here Friday.
Mayor G. w. Burnside returned to
his home at oioux Falls last Friday !.
Attorney Perry Loucks of Water
town, was Pierre visitor last FRI
day.
John T. Hebron of Deadwood, was
transacting business matters here
last Friday.
One inch of snow fell Saturday.
Two feet would be'none too much of
good thing.
S. x. Way, editor of the Watertown
Public Opinion, was a capital city
visitor Friday.
DR.. Hart, of Blunt, attended the
4th medical district meeting at the
st. Charles Friday.
T. h. Stoner, inspector of the
knights of Templars of Lead, was in
the city last Friday.
j. Z. Eicholtz spent several days in
Pierre last week, the guest of of Rev.
R. L. Kelley and family.
Miss Fox of Mobridge, came in Fri
day for visit with her sister, Mrs.
Harris at the st. Charles.
Mrs. Marion Massey of DeGrey,
came in Friday. bringing her baby
to the hospital for treatment.
j. l.. Wingfeld, public bank exam
liner of Mitchell, was transacting
business matters here Friday.
Drs. Foxtun of Huron and H. e.
McNutt of Aberdeen, were transact
ing business matters here Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. B. Wadleigh and
son, left last Thursday for Omaha, to
attend the fundral of a son-in- law.
Sunday afternoon Representatives
Kerr of Brookings, and White of
Lyman gave an address at the Y. M.
G. A.
The products of the Wear Y ou- Will
Shoe Manufacturing company-the
largest plant of it's kind in the United
States-are soon to be placed on sale
in Pierre.
Donald McCord is doing the "pica
rusher" act on the Burnstad, IN. d. }
Comet. Donald is an industrious lad /,
and we are certain to hear good re-
suits from him.
The first dead human body to be sent
by parcel post was mailed from. Ev-
erett, Wash. to Pennington, S. d.
The man was first cremated and the re-
mains shipped in an urn.
| The state treasurer has gone back
to registration of warrants, sitter pay
ing cash so far through the session.
The registration was begun Wednes-
day and will continue up to the time
OF the receipts of the March call for
taxes.
Miss Margaret Linden county Super.
lntendent of Schools, returned to the
city the first of the week from two
weeks trip of inspection Of the district
schools in this county. Miss Linden is
decidsdly interested in the educational
work and is certain to give US a splen-
did administration.
| The preacher who was called down
while offering prayer at the opening
OF the Indiana senate receives no SYM
pathy from the Marshalltown Times
Republican. 1t says he observed all
he got, and fought to have under.
stood that the average legislature is
past praying for. !"
Governor Byrne has selected as
commissioners for this state for the
management of the fund and trans
dortation of old soldiers to the Get
tysburg anniversary celebration, N.
b. Kingharh of Selby, H. D. Jennings
of Pierre, and d. B Murray Of H OF
Springs, who will have charge of that
work for this state.
Huronite, 81: Fred Searls arrived
home last evening from Pierre, where
be has been several days represent
ing the Fair City Bottling works at
the meeting of the State Bottlers' as
ISOLATION in the Capital City. Mr..
Searls reports large crowd present
at the meeting, and says that all were