Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-03-20
LOCAL NEWS ]

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L. A. Markham left Monday for Min.
neapohs.
Fred Hepperle returned Saturday
from Eureka.
The city schools were closed Friday
on account Of the storm.
John T. Cosan returned to his home
~ Sioux Falls Saturday.
L. NJ. Karcher Of Milbank, was .
business visitor here Saturday.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Emil Then, Saturday morning.
Mrs. Lyle Moulton was released
from the hospital Saturday.
The first mail from the west since
Friday. reached Pierre Tuesday.
There are four Bills in the new cab
met, and not bad one in the bunch.
Peter Norbeck and W. S. Clark of
Rsd6eld, arrived here Tuesday morn
Ing.
Leo Smith arrived Saturday from
Marion, Iowa, for visit with home.
folks.
Arthur Wilson and Miss Grace TRAY
er were married at Highmorr last
week.
A. w, Ewert returned Saturday
from business trip to Miles City,
Montana.
Mrs. F. NJ. Byrne and sons left
Saturday for visit with relatives at
Faulkton.
G. NJ. Henry. tax commissioner.
left last Thursday on business trip
to St. Paul.
Prof. o. o. Young returned Friday
from trip through the eastern part
Of the state.
A. D. Hengle has closed a deal by
which he becomes the owner of the
Hilger block.
About forty couples attended the St.
Patrick's dance given at St. Charles
Monday evening.
Mrs. Taubman left Tuesday for her
home at Plankinton, after visit with
her sister, Mrs. Villas.
John F. Nelson, assistant secre.
tary of state, went to Huron Monday
whore business called him.
C. E. DeLand returned Saturday
from Huron, where he attended the
Peace Oratorical contest.
Mrs. T. A.. Campbell ia reported "a
DO getting along nicely after her re
cent sickness and onera'ion
Rev. r. L Kelley attended meeting
of the South Dakota State Sunday
School association hel at Huron las.
week.
d. E. Wood of Dealwood, one OF
tho postal inspectors of the state. was
in the city Saturday, enroute to bis
home.
Miss Anna Wilson. stenographer fol
the railroad commission, left TUESDAY
for Salem, where she will attend {
nesting.
Announcements have been received
Of the birth of daughter, March 18th
u Mr.. and Mrs. Milton p. Goodner Of
Seattle, Wash.
: o. s. Basford and H. Gregory, Of
the insurance department WERE trans
acting business matters in Aberdeen
last Thursday.
Mrs. K. E. Sanford and daughter Of
Huron, came in from Huron Saturday
owing to the illness of the formers
sister, Mrs. A E Whitney.
A. P. Anderson and family of Can
ming, came in Tuesday to attend thu
funeral Of their son, which took plac.
yesterday from the Lutheran church.
The four months old child Of Mr.. ant
]. Nrs. F. NJ. Massey of DeGrey diet
i Monday. it being one Of twins born II
them, tho otherldied several weeks ago
o. o. Young, of the educational de
partment has gone to Chicago to attend
. meeting Of the North Central associ
alton Of colleges and secondary schools
Dependency caused Johnny Cochran
of Lead, the first stage driver to max,
the trip to the Black Hills from Pierre
and for many years bullion guard TO
the Homestake mine, to blow his hea,
of with = revolver last Thursday.
Andrew Anderson. the 17-year- oil
son Of A. r. Anderson Of Canning
who has been Ill ct the hospital TO
some time past with typhoid fever
died Friday evening. The funera
services were held from the Lutherrl
church. The remains were laid t.
rest ct Riverside cemetery.
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