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

Charles Schultz was ID from Har.
rold Saturday.
Joe Garner was released from The.
hospital Saturday
j. w. Heltibridltof Miller, WAS a.
Pierre visitor Monday
The spring season for Sunday
rownings is nov
A son was bora q M. aud Mrs.
Jas. Doyle Last Thursday
Fred Clin. Ut Holabird, was q
Pierre visitor Saturday.
Sam McGaffee came up from Gid
dings SaturdaSon business.
Frank P. Grandle Of Gaming, was
capital city visitor Saturday.
Milo Brown was down from Onida
Friday last on business matters.
w. a. Green, editor OF the Okobojo
Times, was in the city Saturday.
Glenn w. Martens went to Sisseton
Saturday, to spend some time fishing.
In the intercollegiate track meet,
Yankton won el1a points and Huron
AN.
J. E. Thorne- Of Capa. was trans
acting business matters in town Sat-
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon French were
over from Onida Friday visiting with
friends.
Governor Byrne went to Faulkton
Saturday. going on to the eastern part
of the state.
Mr.. and Mrs L. E. Snyder were
over from Onida Friday, visiting with
Pierre friends.
June 10, is the day fixed for the COM
mencement of the next term of the fed
eral court in Pierre.
The cigar factory is now located
in rooms over the old National Bank
of Commerce building.
Adjutant General Morris returned
to Redfield Saturday, after attending
to business matters here.
Miss lima Baker returned from
Harold Friday, having finished her
school near that place.
Miss Jennie Bennett of Okobojo
spent few days last week visiting
with Mrs. Robert Bagby.
Seven applicants took the examina-
ton for positions in railway mail ser
vice Saturday before F. s. Williams.
Mrs. Mason Samco and daughter
returned Saturday to their home at
Canning, after short visit with rela.
tives here.
Announcements have been received
by friends Of the marriage of George
Farrar and Miss Charlotte Landon
of Minneapolis.
The state treasury collected S1,576,.
Sc interest or public funds for March,
which has been turned into The general
fund of the state.
Miss Lucille LaPlant spent few
days in Pierre the first of the week
before leaving for her home at
Cheyenne Agency.
r.. s. Williams returned from Capa
Saturday, where he went in regard ia
the appointment of the postmaster.
ship of that city.
Joe Scholz has moved his barber
shopinto the building formerly DC
cupied by the Lockhart Land Co., fol
the time being.
Now if the weather man wants to
make hit with the farmers and gar.
deners he will shut off the sprinkler
and turn on the heat.
Robert Lumley left Monday morn.
Ing for Sioux City, where he went to
close up business matters. He is OK.
pected to return today.
Star route mail carriers north are
enlarging their wagons in order to &C.
comm0date the increased business
since the parcel post began.
Mesdames Mccoy and Hyde have
been elected as delegates to the state
missionary meeting which is to be
held ct Mitchell May 2O-22.
Mr. and Mrs. Noah Mosley Of
Belden. Nebr., arrived Saturday for
. visit with their daughter, Mrs. O.
%. Warne Of Sully county.
Early Sunday morning the Cozy
restaurant took fire and was almost
totally destroyed. having been start
cd BY the explosion Of . coffee urn.
Doc Lily, who has been in charge
of the government riprap work On
Marion island, has just about com
pleted the work and ID preparing to
+ leavs for Sioux City.
q. K. stablien, the new insurance
commissioner, has taken position q
deputy fre marshal until July let,
when he will 90 into tip insurance
Office ~ missioner.