Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-10-16

d SUI mere IueSQay.
Harvey Grenard and family spent
Sunday with friends at Blunt.
Judge l.. E. Gaffy went sto Omaha
today on a short business trip.
R. l.. Mcwhorter of Huron regist-
cred yesterday at the st. Charles.
Miss Katherine Musil returned
Tuesday from a visit with friends at
Deadwood
w. L. Walker of Crooksville, Mo-, a
brother of fl. N. Walker, arrived Tues
day for a visit.
The Royal Neighbors will give a
dance at the Woodman hall next
Tueeday evening.
AL Hildebrandt arrived home today
from Chicago, where business called
him a week ago.
Miss Edna Holm came<up from
Highmore today for a visit with
homefolks.
Miss Matte Ballard Of the state
banking department returned Tues
day from q business trip to Sturgis.
Dick Purcell left Tuesday for the
eastern part of the state in the inter-
est of the First National Life.
The 32nd annual ball of the /. o. o.
f. will be given at the auditorium
Halloween evening.
Judge c. s. Policy has purchased
the l.. II. Glow residence and will
occupy the same shortly,
Rev. o. o. Smith returped from
BrAapt today, where he attended the
Congregational conference.
Mrs. Roy Chase and family left to-
day for Iroquois after a several days
visit at the Geo. Bum home.
Mrs. Mathew Murphy arrived today
from Fargo, N. D.. for a visit with
homefolks, "A. c. Brink and family.
Frank Osterkamp came up from
Blunt Tuesday for a short visit with
friends before going to Minnesota
points.
Mrs. Lydia Beuchler of the state
land commissioners office, returned
Tuesday from a two weeks visit at
Tyndall.
The government report showing the
practicability of irrlgating so, 900
acres of land in the Cheyenne river
valley, soon will be out.
j. G. Mather, C. n. Englesby and
@. b. Warren of Watertown, were in
Pierre Tuesday on matters before the
state securities commission.
Mrs. j. P. Williamson and family
came over from Onida Saturday for a
visit with acquaintances before join
ing her husband at their new home at
Santee, Neb.
A requisition warrant was secured
Tuesday on the governor of Mime
sofa for ]. j. Cannon, who was being
held in Minneapolis. Cannon is
wanted in Aberdeen on a charge of
larceny.
Robt. Dunlap, sheriff of Sully coun-
ty, has brought suit before Judge
John H Hughes of this circuit to
compel County Treasurer Walsh of
that county, to turn over to him the
delinquent personal property taxes.
Walsh holds that there will be no de-
linquent taxes for collection until
after November l.. The case is up
for hearing at Fort Pierre today.
The annual meeting of the South
Dakota Educational association will
be held at Sioux Falls November "a,
IS and 20. Among the Pierre educa-
tors whose names appear on the pro-
gram are G. G. Lawrence, state sup
%erintent; Prof. o. O.. Young, deputy
state superintendent: Doane Robin
son, state historian; Miss Borreson,
state librarian, and Mrs. Carter, city
librarian.
James Mckay, salesman for the T..
b. AlDrlRnC Co., reports a wonderful
yield of alfalfa seed, grown upon a
farm near Leslie, Stanley county.
Mr.. Mckay says that he was delayed
at that place one day last week and
during his stay there pitched one
load of alfalfa from a wagon into a
threshing machine, which separated
from the straw ten bushels and nj
peck of seed.
The following delegates have been
appointed by Governor Byrne to at
tend the National Conservation con.
eress which convenes in Washington
next month: Senator Crawford, Sena-
tor Sterling, Congressman Burke,
Congressman Martin, Congressman
Dillon, G. II. Carroll, Miller; G. r.
Farmer, Madison; Laurenz Miller,
Mitchell; G. H. Helgerson, Mitchell;
T. j. Geidt, Eureka; John Staller,
Eureka; Horace Fishback ,Brookings;
j. A. Stanley, Hot Springs; E. G..
Parisho, Vermillion; G.. =. DeLand,