Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1914-05-07
L. Kehr left Yesterday for Milwan.

A daughter was born Sunday to
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Sayers.
Mrs. Prick Of Gettysburg, is in the
city visiting her mother, Mrs. Magub.
George II. Frise and D. 7. Mccoy
were in the city yesterday from Lane.
Attorney j. E. House of Chamber
lain, arrived yesterday in the Capital
city.
M. M. Hnnter of Canton, was IN
the city yesterday on real estate mat
tors.
Ray Hamilton returned yesterday
from the east, and will visit with Pierre
friends.
Attorney E. j. Woerth of Krimball,
was in the city yesterday on legal
matters.
Mrs. G. 81. Myers arrived Monday
from Aberdeen to join her husband
here.
August Wulff, station agent at
Wendte, visited with friends here
Sunday.
j. L. Smith came in from Yankton
yesterday on business with the First
National Life.
Ben 5. Brown went to Sioux Falls,
Monday to visit his father who is in
very poor health.
Alfalfa is coming along fine since
the recent rains. 1t will be a good
crop for the first cutting.
The Seniors "Skip Day" was OBJ.
served yesterday, going to Rousseau.
where they spent the day.
Miss Anna Wilson of the State Rail
road Commission, weut to Centerville
yesterday on official matters.
Mrs. Ira Squirting and children left
yesterday for Pittsford, VT, calico
there by the illness of her mother.
IL. @. Preston, tax commissioner
returned Monday from an oficia
visit to the eastern part of the state
Arthur Christianson, who has beer
employed at the Villas drug store
departed Monday for Bancroft tt
take up 9 new position.
Charles McCaffree, commissioner O
immigration, has moved his family from
Howard to this city, to be more conve
iently located neal his headquarters il
Pierre.
Rev. A. G. Miller returned Frida,
from a short business trip to Yank
ton, to which place the Miller famil,
will move after the close of school.
The State Railway Commission ha;
set May % as the date for a hearin,
at Dimmock, on request of the PEG
pie of that place for a depot ant
agent.
Last week the following attorney
were admitted to the bar: Lew Pot
ter, Webster; Dorothy M. Redfeld
Aberdeen; Robt. D. Jones, Milbank
Alfred Steichen, W%atertown.
Railroad Commissioners Murphy
Robinson and Smith and Attorne,
Dougherty left Monday for Glenham
this state, where several hearings ar
being held this week.
j. I. Wolfkiel and family departe.
Monday for Sheldon, Wis, wher
they will make their home. Mr.
Wolfkiel was employed with tn,
State Publishing company as line
type operator.
The game and fish commission of thi
state has made arrangements TO furnisI
fish for stocking private ponds and ap
plicstion blanks will be furnished upol
request to the state game warden's de
partment at Pierre.
The Nipple residence on Highlan,
avenue is being moved from it's pres
ent location to make room for tn
erection of a fine new home, which
will be occupied by the Nipple family
Miss Cora E. Gillenple arrive,
Monday from Seattle, Wash, Gale,
here by the serious illness of her sis
ter, Mrs. Mertons of lebanon, VIII,
is at the hospital here.
Chas. E. Justice and Miss Anna M
Zemlicka, both of Wendte, were unit
ed in marriage by Rev. o. o. Smltl
at the Congregational parsonag,
or Monday afternoon. After a shor
wedding trip east MI. and Mrs. Jus
tice will return to Wendte to reside.
One of the sweet occupations of oil,
age is recalling the cences of one
youth. So try to store up as man
pleasant recollections as possible for
future supply. Among the happies
will be found those of the good we di
for others and the innocent fun we en-
joyed.
Friday evening the Knight Temp
lars installed the following officers
j. 2. Erickson, E. c.; Karl Gold
smith. g.; H. 7. Kenney, G. G..
o. O. Smith, Prelate; L. l.. .Schaaf
S. "; G. G. Whitcher, J. w.; L. L