Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1914-02-26
Sheriff Dunlap of onida, is in the

Sheriff Dunlap of Onida, is in the
city today.
Joe Repine of Onida, is spending the
week in Pierre.
Mrs. Singer of Blunt was shopping
in Pierre Tuesday.
w. c. Langley of Huron, was a
Pierre visitor Saturday.
Mrs. R. G. Greer of Blunt, visited
friends in Pierre yesterday.
j. r. Millen came up from Wolsey
Tuesday on real estate business.
Milton Hitchcock of Rec Heights was
operated on at the hospital Tuesday.
Miss Winifred Krimbill returned to
her stenographic work at Onida Tues
day.
Frank Grandle came up from Can
ming yesterday on a short business
visit.
Frank Donegan OF Huron. was in
the city Tuesday on railroad bust
ness.
Hugh Smith, Of the state tax COM
mission, went to his home at Howard
Saturday.
Frank Glasner, secretary of state,
left Tuesday for southern portion of
the state.
Ross Miller returned Tuesday to
his home at Huron, after spending
the day in Pierre.
A special session of the grand lodge
of Odd Fellows and the Rebekah As
sembly will be held here March a..
H.. B. Anderson. minority repub-
lican candidate for governor, went to
Red6eld Tuesdey on official business.
j. A. Davy returned Tuesday from
Tampico, Mexico, where he spent sew
eral weeks looking after his oil we'll in
terests.
The Methodist Aid society was en-
tertained this AFTERNOON by Mesdames
Parry, Heigglund and A. B. Nelson at
the church parlors.
j.. Il. Spanier has been appointed
freight agent for the Northwestern to
fill the vacancy caused by the death
of j. C. Williams.
!, The Lenten season which began yes
terday, Ash Wednesday, constitutes
forty week days and six Sundays, clos
ing on Easter Sunday, April IL.
The Ladies Aid society of the Con-
gregational church met yesterday at
. the Whiting h9me, with Mesdames
Whiting and Isehberg as hostesses.
The Kings Daughters will be en-
tertained this evening at the Lock-
hart home with Misses Margaret
Lockhart, Lillian Olander and Fran
ces Lockhart as hostesses.
The vaudeville entertainment given
at the C. G. Bennett home Monday
evening by Mesdames Gates, Karch-
: er and Bennett was largely attended
and those present report a most in
teresiing and novel performance.
AT the minstrel show given by the
Commercial club Saturday evening
f the net receipts were slightly over
$500 dollars, which will be used to
build up the club. Nearly all the
business men of the city taking part
> in the play in a very creditable man.
: ner.
Watertown Public Opinion, "a: Mrs
Margaret Allen, together with a sister
t Mrs. Strong from Illinois, returned tt
this city last night from a months visi'
with relatives at Pierre, Philip ant
other points west. Mrs. Strong will
visit here a few weeks before returning
to her home.
The state live stock department
!, report that the last of the cases O
: scabies that were found in the stat
have been cleaned up and that tn
only trouble in the future is apt t,
e arise from the fact that Nebraska ha
{ not been as careful as might be.
The Adroit Literary society of tn
q high school met Tuesday evening an,
u after the general routine of worl
i elected the following officers for tn
year: President, Chas. Swartz; secre
" tary, Caroline Grenard; treasurer
y Laura Meyenfeldt; corresponding sec
a rotary, Alice Hartwell; vice-presi
y dent, Lynn Fox.
y Every meeting of the county aud
tors with the state board has brough
i. up the issue of the proper adjustment
of values between unbroken rang
horses, and the we'll bred farm horse
of the eastern part of the state, wit
a discussion of the proper method 0
valuation to put them on a tax equal
ity. 1t has been up at every meetin
81, 20 opd uhi1o tho woofor,