Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-04-03
H. E. Carey was up from Blunt

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are coming in from Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Gregg spent
Saturday with friends at Blunt.
E. F. Ryan came over from Agar
Friday, returning home Saturday.
VIM. Walpole and r. A. Bielski
we're in the city from Philip Friday.
Z. c.. Huss arrived from Rapid
City Monday on a short business trip.
A. G. Brink returned yesterday
from several days. business trip
east.
G. w. Martens, attorney, went to
Timber Lake Sunday on professional
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Elrod left Sun.
day for Minneapolis for a several
days. stay.
c. L. Coyne, who is connected with
a bank at Midland, was Pierre visi-
tor Saturday.
VIM. Robinson, who is student at
the Yankton college, is spending his
vacation here.
Miss Carson went to Wolsey Satur-
day, where she will visit during the
school vacation.
Miss Lyons, teacher in the city
schools, left Monday for Fargo, N.
d. +, for visit with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs j. G. Beckett arrived
Monday from Sioux Falls and may
decide to locate in Pierre.
The Winner Journal has been pur-
chased by stock company and con-
verified into democratic organ.
Mr.. and Mrs. JAS. Jeffries of near
Sansarc, came in last week for visit
with the latter's sister, Mrs. Edward
Uhrig.
Miss Lillian Pearson went to her
home in Sully county Saturday,
where she will spend a week with
homefolks.
Mrs. G. d. Morton and son, C. j.
Morton, came in from Cottonwood
Saturday. The latter came here for
medical treatment.
Gov. Byrne, l.. A. Munson and j.
d. Deets, immigration commissioner,
attended the Good Roads convention
in nea n wood Mop5nv
Miss Anna Hollister and Mrs Juna
Crippen, teachers in the Central
school, left Friday for visit at the
formers home at Woonsocket.
Mrs s. H. Lea went to Rapid City
TIN first OF he week for visit with
friends Mrs Lea viii also visit
friends at Lead before returning
A daughter was born last Thurs
day to Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. William
son of Onida, at the d. @ Jordan
home in this city.
In a special school election at Hur-
on 500 women helped to roll up a ma
joritv of 1000 for bond issue for a
new high school building.
Some of US who have been preiu-
diced against spending our money
that way are now almost persuaded
to risk little on tornado insurance.
| Congressman Martin suggests that
the commercial clubs of the seven cities
in the Black Hills unite in forming a
! transportation committee to wait on
railroads in the interest of obtaining ex-
cursion rates for tourists.
The Ewert residence in East Pierre,
occupied by Deputy State Treasurer
O'Brien, was badly damaged by fire
late Tuesday afternoon. The fire
started in the attic. Little damage
was done to the household goods.
The regular quarterly session of the
county board of commissioners conven-
ed Monday. The county assessors
with n. C. Preston of the state tax
commission, met with the board Tues
day afternoon.
| Miss Minnie Anderson was hostess
| to number of friends at her liome
last Thursday evening. Games and
masic were the entertainment, which
was-followed by dainty luncheon.
Captain Otto B. Linstad, of Co. A.,
attended the dedication of the new
/ $4,000 armory at Faux ton, held on
| Friday last. Military maneuvers were
conducted by visiting guards, followed
by ball. with music by the regimental
band.
Mrs. j. Ivey left Monday for her
new home at West Salem, Wis,
where she will join her husband.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ivey have many friends
here who regret their departure.
| Sheriff Quinn is having glorious
time these days collecting delinquent
personal taxes There are so many
names of people on the list who have
left the country or died or estates have
been distributed he has created = vol