Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-03-13
Chas. Justice came in from Wendte

Tuesday.
Easter day falls one week from next
Sunday.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Otis Root Sunday.
H. S. Howes was in the city from
Red6eld Tuesday.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Cameron
Starr, March 18th, girl.
L. B. French of Yankton, transact
ed business here Tuesday.
Ralph Longstaff left yesterday on
short business trip to Aberdeen.
Miss Della Smith returned Tuesday
from visit with friends at Huron.
Twin boys were born to MIR. and Mrs.
p. c. Kindley at the hospital Friday.
Attorney G. P. Bates of Sioux Falls,
transacted business in Pierre Tuesday.
A. n. Coe, government Indian in
spector, came up from Wagner Tues
day.
Leo Kantowski underwent a slight
operation at the hospital Monday for
throat trouble.
Attorney Joe Kirby ofSioux Falls,
was transacting business matters
here Tueeday.
w. A. Morris of Red6eld, newly
appointed adjutant general, is CAPT
tai city visitor.
Mrs. Ada Latta will hold her an
nual spring opening Tuesday and
Wednesday, March 1919.
| Miss Evelyn Parry has accepted a
position as stenographer in Superin-
tendent Moulton's office.
M. c. Maricle returned to Aberdeen
Friday, having disposed of his barber
shop here to H. W. Perkins.
| Judge Rice of Deadwood, was an ar
rival Tuesday. He presides at term
of court in Ft. Pierre this week.
O. S. Basford, state insurance com
missioner went to Aberdeen on Tues
day on business pertaining to his office.
w. C. Hull and family will leave
in a few days for Holabird, where
they will go into the hotel business.
Members Of the local hook and lad
der company will give benefit ball
at the St. Charles hotel Friday night.
G. A. Knapp left yesterday for
Colorado, called there by the death
of brother in-law who was killed in
a runaway.
The Missouri river shows a rise of
several feet and the ice is running out
from up stream several days earlier
than usual for the opening.
Misses Minnie Rowley of Huron,
and Molly O'Neil of Yankton, return.
| ed to their homes Monday, after do.
ing stenographic work during the SEES.
] sion.
/ j. II. Rem and family of Miller,
former residents of Pierre, have moved
from that place to Sioux City. Iowa
where they will reside.
/ Philip King plead guilty to charge
of petit larceny pefore Justice j. e,
Slindee Friday and was sentenced to
thirty days in the county Jail.
Chas. o. Havelrigg and Miss Ella
HilgenboelSer, both of DeGrey, were
united in marriage by Justice j. E.
slindee in this city last Friday.
/ L. d. Robertson, who held the pos.
ition as chief clerk of the engrossine
and enrolling force of the senate dur.
ing the session, left yesterday for his
home at Condo.
| There is to be an eclipse of the moor
en- the 22nd of this month. when thu
moon goes almost centrally through the
earth's shadow, lasts for some time ane
occurs in the early morning.
A number of friends of Will Habe
gave him fwiener roast" out in the
hills Saturday afternoon. Mr.. Habe
will leave soon for Huron where be
will work in the railroad offices.
Gov. Frank NJ. Byrne, DR.. C. C.
O'Hara of the Rapid City School O,
Mines. and Ben Wood of Rapid CITY
secretary of the South Dakota Coco
Roads association, will speak at thu
Good Roads convention to be held il
Deadwood March 81 and April /.
4 Chief Clerk Burden of the house j,
busily engaged making the index t.
the journals of the session Just clos
ed. which will occupy his time yer,
fully for the next thirty days, Thil
index is for the permanent journal
and the publication of the same viii
not be finished until along some tim,
later.
| Mrs. Ed Odemafk entertained
party of young people at her hon