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

Ralph Basby 10 down from Okobo-
10 today.
IL Beck returned Saturday from
North Dakota.
Joe Pitlick was down from sull,
county yesterday.
A son was born to MIR. and Mrs. g.
U, Stoughton, Saturday.
c. M. Henry returned yesterday
from a trip to st. Paul.
B. A. Cummins left Tuesday on al
business trip to Mankato.
William Moran of Huron, is liz the
city on business matters.
A. Wheelon transacted business
matters at Huron Tuesday.
Mrs. VIM. Summerside is visiting
with relatives at Redfield.
Henry Roberts left Tuesday for
Minneapolis on land deal.
Mrs. G. Wales and daughter, Miss
Charlotte. are visiting at Rapid City
d. A. Sauer of Huron, was looking
after business matters here yester-
day.
1.-The Servant in the House" will
DO tho next attraction at the Grand
March "a.
Mrs. Marian White has resigned
her position as matron of the Bsche,
lor's club.
Judge j. H. Dodgers and Geo. w.
Fallon of Lead, wero capital city
visitors yesterday.
Attorney a. =. Brown of Philip. was
In the city Tuesday, leaving for the
east the same day.
I. z. Richars and j. A. Greene of
Lacy, made final proof at the U. S.
land office Tuesday.
j. S. Madison of Huron, returned to
his home Monday, after attending to
business matters here.
F. F. Brinker may decide to locate
in Sioux Falls. where he thinks of en-
gaging in business pursuits.
J. w. Hiltribindle Of the First Ma
tional Life company, IL in Deadwood
in the interest of his company.
| III. F. Hedrick, game warden, has
arrived from Cham berlain, and has
taken up the duties of that depart
ment.
The most remarkable thing about
the storm that recently swept over
the country is that 1t does not seem
to have ruined the peach crop a1.y-
where.
Announcement has been made of
the marriage of Ralph Longstaff and
Miss Elizabeth Bright of Minneapolis
which will take place April 26.
/ Word has reached here of the death
at Pine City, Mimi, of Mrs. Winnie
Scofield, sister of Arthur Greenwood
of this city. Mr.. Greenwood was
summoned to that city last week by
the serious illness of his sister.
4 Friends of the family of Congress-
man Burke in this city have received
announcements of the birth on March
IL, of a daughter to Mr.. and Mrs.
Milton P. Goodner of Seattle, Mrs.
Goodner being the Oldest daughter Of
Congressman and Mrs. Burke.
/ Clinginu to the blind baggage and
nearly frozen from his journey, a
youthful hobo was taken from pas
senger train at Mitchell, having rid
den from Elk Point to Mitchell, a
distance of 115 miles, through the
blizzard without an overcoat and No
covering for his hands.
4 Van Metre township, in the north,
west corner of Lyman county, at it's
annual town election voted to sink
three artesian wells in that township
this spring, putting them down at the
heads of different draws so as to dis.
tribute the water generally over the
township.
\ T. F. Auldredge. chief brief clerk ii
the Office of Attorney General johnson
and who has been actively in charge Of
the detail of that Office since Johnson'e
incumbency, has leased q dwelling il
Pierre with his bride. formerly o.
Highmore, and will live in the capita
city. while conducting the affairs of tn.
Office as Johnsons assistant.
twenty-five elk from the Yellow
stone National park pasted through
the Black Hills Last week enroute t.
the Wyoming boF1sr line where the,
were turned loose in the Sundanc,
National forest. The elk were trans
ferred over the Burlington to Savoy
whore they were placed on sleds ani
taken to the line. In transit two ell
were killed as the animals becam,
|, frightened and jAmmed.
Suits aggregsting 460, 900 have bee1
|, instituted at Rapid CITY hy the Pen