Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-05-15
W. 3, Stewart Of Harold. was in
the city Tuesday.

at Onida Tuesday.
Mrs. Chas. Metzgar was up from
Canning Tuesday.
The Odd Fellows gave dance at the
Auditorium Tuesday.
Tom Roberts, jr. returned from
Minneapolis Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Grandle were up
from Canning Monday.
Atty. Thee. Quale of Blunt, is attend.
ing court here this week.
DR.. G. G. Reddeld of Rapid City,
was Pierre visitor Sunday.
Miss Grace Parry returned Sunday
from visit at Rapid City.
Harry Kunhler of Nowlin, passed
Tuesday in the capital city.
Mrs. j. H. Gropengieser returned
to her home at Onida Monday.
John Laughlin was transacting
business matters at Onida Monday,
Leon French and wife of Onida,
spent Sunday in the city with friends.
Atty, Coe Byrum of Onida, is in at
tendance at the circuit court this week.
Jas. Feeney of Harold, was in the
city yesterday attending to court mat
ters.
Miss VERNE Battray of Blunt, spent
a few days here with friends this
week.
Andy Riggleson, Hank Jones and
q. G. Tutip are in from Chapelle
Greek.
Horace Key of Huron, who spent a
few days in the city left Tuesday for
the north.
Hosea Jacobs, and Indian boy of Grow
Creek, submitted to an operation at the
hospital Tuesday.
Will Snyder, student at the School
of Mines, was in the city Tuesday on
his way to his home at Onida.
Mrs. n. r. Horner entertained the
o U Bridge club Tuesday afternoon
at her home on Capital ave.
Mrs. Eliza Brown left Tuesday for
Nora, ILL.,. where she was summoned
by the serious illness of her sister.
"a Box of Monkeys" presented by
the Dhigh school Saturday evening
under the direction of Miss Checker,
was very interesting play.
Mayor Stevens, Commissioners
Mcknight and Damn, went over to
Blunt Monday on business PERTAINING
to the commissioners meeting.
Seth Bullock, U. S. marshal, was q
home going passenger last night. He
had been at Aberdeen, and seemed
glad to get back to his home in the
Hills.
Aberdeen News: Mrs. n. G. Full
Ter of Pierre. mother of Mrs. q. w.
Nasli, is visiting in the city for few
days and will attend the Rose Maiden
tomorrow night.
The permanent investigating COM
mittee, which will check up all the
different state departments, will meet
to organize and select clerk to be-
gin work.
Henry Register, one of the old time
residents of Fort Pierre in the days
before settlement on this side of the
Missouri, died at that place from in
firmities OF age.
The Boys Athletic club held a meet
ing Monday evening at which time the
following officers were elected: Presi-
dent, Ralph Kemp; president,
Clarence Nelson; secretary, Alfred
Jaynes; treasurer, Godfrey Roberts;
steward, Cornelius Miller.
Frank j. Sylvia and Miss Bessie
Leone Whiteman were united in Mar
riage Sunday afternoon by Rev. r.
L. Kelley The Young couple left
for a tour of the Black Hills, and on
their return willreside on the sylvia
ranch near Ft. Pierre.
The report of new lands subject
to taxation for the first time in the
Belle Fourcbe land district through
final proofs in the past year. adds
133, 440 acres to the list to help swell
the valuations for the year. OF this,
Y, 960 acres is in Butte county.
The adjutant general of the South
Dakota state guard is at Sturgis to-
day and it is understood that the alb
ject Of his visit there. is to ascer-
tain what Accommodations could be
obtained at Ft. Meade for an en-
campment of the South Dakota guard
at that post, during this summer.
Bison Courier: B. Jacobsen of Pierre
was in Bison last week looking up the
numbers of the government land in this
county. Mr.. Jacobsen is with the state
school land department and is selecting
school lands in this county in lieu of