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

A. d. Tilton of Blunt, was a Pierre
visitor Tuesday.
Miss Ruth Farmer is spending a few
days with relatives at Huron.
F e. Donegan of Huron, was trans
acting business here Tuesday.
Gilbert Gomsend of Lake Pre- ton,
was q Pierre visitor Monday.
j. r Mckelvey left Monday on a
busidess trip to WATERFOWL.
Byron S. Payne, attorney, went to
Onida Tuesday on legal matters.
Miss Ruth Halves left Tuesday for
a short visit with relatives at Airing
ton.
Mrs. Walter Mater returned Sat
urday from a visit with a daughter at
DeSmet.
Geo. K. March was looking after
business matters at Sioux Falls yes
terday.
Hugh Smith, State tax commission
err, returned from a visit at Howard
Monday.
The regular session of the Board of
County Commissioners convenes next
Tuesday.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. M. ID. Kelley,
at st. Mary's hospital, Monday, a
daughter.
Will Robinson arrived home Tuesday
from Yankton, and will spend his va
cation here.
Rev, r. l.. Kelley, wife and mother
departed Monday for their new home
at Mitchell.
Eldon Anderson, a student at the
Bookings college, is home for the
spring vacation.
U. B. Holman and family of High
more, visited over Sunday at the home
of Sheriff Quinn.
Mrs. L, l.. LaBrecque went to Can
ming Saturday for a visit at the Ma
son Sameo home.
Mrs. Mary E. O'Brien left today
for Watertown where she will pass
the summer months.
Misses Muriel Eakin and Doris
March are spending the week at the
formers home at Blunt.
Mrs. I. E. Thomas and daughter,
Miss Edna, left Monday for a visit
with relatives at Minneapolis.
Attorney G. H. Barrows left Tues
day for his home at Ipswich, after a
few days stay in the Capital city.
Mrs. Bert Ingalls, and son returned
to Huron Monday, after an over Sun,
day visit at the Sam Harris home.
Miss Margaret Linden, county sup
erintendent, left Tuesday for Aber
deem to attend the county superin
tendents meeting.
Blunt Advocate: Ed Oldfeld was
in town ever Tuesday night on hi
way to Pierre from Clark count,
with a bunch of horses.
Geo. Anderson, publisher of tn,
Harold Journal, has been called t.
his home at Flandreau by the Hines
of his mother, who is suffering will
cancer.
Miss Sadie Floyd, who is attendin,
! the University of Minnesota, arrived
l last week and went out to her HON,
near Okobojo to spend the sprin,
vacation.
The Bank of Midland, with a CAPT
tai of S25 900. has made application
to the comptroller of the currency t,
connect with the First National banl
of Midland.
A three hundred acre wheat fell
is to be planted by Lewis Berry il
Sully county this spring. Mr.. Berr,
, came to this locality from Nebrask;
and resides on his fine ranch.
The Pierre High School basket bal
team won the series of games las
Thursday evening, defeating the India.
school team in an evenly matched game
Music was furnished by the India
school band and the game was largel
attended.
The county board of canyassers
consisting of the auditor, clerk o
courts and county Judge, met Frida,
to make official canvass of the vote
? in the recent primary. They foun,
them as heretofore reported with yer
few unimportant changes.
: In the deaths in Sully county re
Gently of Frank Collins and Geo
Ripley, two of the pioneer settlers O
that county have gone. Both of thes
men settled in that county in 1889
and were neighbors more than thirt
years they made their home in tina
county.
That South Dakota is getting OLD
IN spots, is shown by the fact tina
Arthur McConville, ST.. of UnioI