Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1914-04-02
LOCAL NEWS

Ou0Ss 1hlIOu VI OAluoS oPCAo Jun
day with friends here.
August Wulf, agent at Wendte,
spent Sunday with Pierre friends.
Laurel Sheriff. of Miller, submitted
to an operation Sunday evening.
j. S. Irwin of Blunt, was transact
ing business matters here Monday.
Lourel Sheriff. of Miller, was brought
to the hospital for treatment Saturday.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Z. M. Pier
sail, at the hospital Sunday, a daugh-
ter.
Geo. II. Washburn and H. Hunter
were in the city Monday from
Wendte.
Miss Doreda Schneider of Agar,
underwent an operation at the hospi-
tai Monday.
F. o. Davis and D. Nichols of
Knoxville, Ia, were Pierre visitors
the first of the week.
Mrs. Thos. Brown returned from
Onida Saturday, where b had been
on a visit to relatives.
j. W. Latta intends to return to
Pierre next week. He has passed the
winter months in Omaha.
Miss Mary Oberlin, a teacher at
Sioux Falls, is spending the week at
ALo ~ M Dollictor hNmo
G. G. Lawrence, state superintend-
ent, is away to Aberdeen this week
attending an educational meeting.
M. M. Ramer went to Aberdeen
Monday to attend the educational
meeting which is in session there this
week.
Miss Madge Satterlee left Monday
for Haydraw, Meade county, where
where she will spend several weeks
with a sister.
Four applicants, two men and two
women, wrote the examination for
postmaster at Agar held at the Federal
building Saturday.
Mrs. j. w. Faubel and daughter
went to their home at Midland Satur-
day, the latter having been released
from the hospital.
Insurance Commissioner Stablein
has issued a license to the St. Paul
Hail and Cyclone ms. Co., to do
business in the state.
F. R. VanSlyke and Guy Erickson,
of the state land department, left
Monday for Miner county, where they
went on official business.
A petition is being circula ted for the
nomination of G. H. Jaynes for mem
Der of the Board of Education to sue
coed the late j. G. Williams.
A boat and raft will be launched on
Lake Medoka Saturday, the ceremony
to be conducted by t%hirty-two lady
employees at the state house.
We want farm loans. Uur rates are
lower than you can get elsewhere. Drop
in and see us before you make your
loan.-Pierre Banking & Trust Co. If
F. r. Stoner, inspector for the
knight Templars, came in from Lead
Saturday. A banquet in his honor
was given by the order that evening.
The Kings Daughters were enter
tanned Tuesday evening by the Misses
Hunkins, Green and L%aughlin, at
their apartments at the II. M. Reed
home.
Judge Hughes is holding IN adj
journed term of circuit court in Hyde
county. The calendar is long, in
GLIDING many important law and jury
cases.
Herbert Leggett left Monday fol
Mt. Norman, Mass, where he will
attend school the rest of the year, his
father accompanying him as far as
St. Paul.
Milo Tumble was in the city
Monday from his home nea Okobojo.
Mr.. Trumbull is contemplating to
build q barn on his ranch, the cost is
estimated at 50, 900.
Articles of Incorporation have
been filed for L. B. Wadleigh & Son,
with headquarters at Pierre. Incor-
p%orators, LeRoi B. Wadleigh, LeRoi
p. Wadleigh and Mary p. Wadleigh,
Capital $3.50, 900.
Hunters are trying to find some one
who is courageous enough to attack
the government law relative to spring
shooting Of migratory birds. The
man looking for a fight will doubtless
get one if he will go out and kill a
few ducks while they are flying north
ward.
The Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Pau
freight trains for the Black Hills sec.
ton are coming through this city now
to get across on tho Northwestern
railway bridge, the pile bridge at
Chamberlain has gone out and can
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