Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-03-27

Governor Ryrne went to Faulkton
Tuesday for several days visit.
!, A regular meeting of the Womans
club was held Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Elite Dawson submitted to an
!, operation at the hospital last week.
Harry Feeney came up from Har-
rold Friday on short business trip.
! Oscar Nelson returned last week
from trip to Huron and other
points,
Ducks and geese are winging their
way northward. Not q bad sign of
spring.
Judge Carpenter went to Custer
Monday, where he will hold q term
of court.
j. E. Nipple left Friday for Nc
Cook, Neb., where he will visit with
relatives.
Ted Klungseth left Monday for
Cottonwood, where he will work in q
barber shop.
Neil Elliott is recovering from an at
tack of typhoid fever and is row able to
be about again.
Miss Leila Mccoy was hostess to q
company of ladies at her home yes.
terday afternoon.
The Annual State Firemen's tour
nam"nt will be held at Hot springs
June 18th TO goth.
The annual monthly meeting of the
state railway commission is in SEES
sion in this city today.
A. NJ. Anderson, member of the
state board of regents, was an arrival
from Sturgls Monday.
John Keifer came over from Fort
Pierre Tuesday and entered St..
Mary's hospital for treatment.
John Dunn arrived in the city Mon
day from Flandreau. enroute to Rap
i'd City, where he is clerk at the Har-
ney.
John Ref was brought up from
Miller Friday by DR.. S. A. Wallis
and entered the hospital for treat
ment.
Mrs. Anna Sorenson and grand
children left Tuesday for Alberta,
Canada, where they will make their
home.
Strenuous efforts are being made by
the citizens of Miller to have that place
placed among those fer free mail
delivery.
Mrs. Smith and daughter of Texas,
arrived Monday for a visit with her
father, 1. A. McGannon of Sully
county.
The Mathieson commissioner case
in the Stanley county circuit court
was brought up for another hearing
today.
Mrs. McFettridge of Baraboo. Wis,
arrived in the city last week for q
visit with her sister, Miss Aiken,
who has been ill.
G. w. Olmstead arrived Sunday
from Charleston, III. Mr.. Olmstead
is the owner of the old Mann ranch
in Sully county.
The heavy snowfall IN nearly all
the counties west of the river placed
that section of the state in prime con-
dition for raising some good crops
this year.
| Among the county auditors of the
state who attended the meeting here
Tuesday were Frank Wells of Tripp
county, Guy Osborn of Hamlin, FIT.
Ambroz of Gregory and G. F. Meyer
of Douglas.
1 Articles of Incorporation have been
filed for the King Land & Loan Co
of Highmore with a capital of 1926 900.
!Incorporators: j. n. King, w. L.
! Quirk, Breckenridge, Mimi; E. J.
| Quirk, Highmore, s. %.
st. Lawrence News: Miss Clara
Bergeson stopped off on her way from
Pierre to visit over Sunday at the home
of her cousin, C. E. Sorenson and fam
| lily, and proceeded on her journey K
i Valley City, N. D.. to visit her sister.
One of the many freaks of the storm
last week occurred in western SullJ
county when the wind took wasf
Tub from the John Gerlack hom.
near Laurel, and carried it sever
miles, near Lewiston, where 1t wal
lodged against the gate at farm
il house.
The East Pierre improvement,
League held . meeting at the Craig
hall Tuesday night. At this meeting
j. +. Scholz was endorsed for cit.
| commissioner to succeed L. A. Nun
son. also a. w. Harvey for member
! Of the board Of education to succeed
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