Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1914-05-14
Dave Bear is in the city today from

6. B. Grant is in the city today
from Deadwood.
N. Murphy went down to Miller
this afternoon.
l.. Osterkamp is up from Blunt to-
day attending court.
w. F. Pascoe arrived in the CITY
last Friday from Chicago.
viii Downer and wife returned
Friday from Highmore.
Miss Buelah Davis went to her
nome near Okobojo this noon.
O. A. Lindbloom has entered the
PIERRE Business University.
Attorney "A. B. Fairbanks of Sioux
rails, is in the. city on legal matters.
Yankee Robinson Bros. Circus will
exhibit in Pierre Friday, May. 90.
Norman sivertson is here from
bailey for a visit with his sister.
Mrs. Louise Denton returned to-
DAY from a several days stay at Web
ster.
Mrs. j. e. Campbell and son re-.
turned today to their home at HIGH.
more.
Blunt was represented in Pierre the
flrst OF the week by F. S. Mcdaniel.
w. A. Carver, Clarence Strickland and
others.
commencement hour of Sunday school
at the Baptist church is now fixed at
ten o'clock.
Miss Fordyce, trimmer at the
Neary Millinery store, left. Friday
for st, Paul.
Seth Teesdale, attorney, will go to
Blunt tomorrow, called there on profess
sional business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Sutton and Mrs.
c. l.. johnson of Laurel, are guests
of Pierre friends today.
Governor Byrne has granted a par.
don to VIM. Hopkins, who was sent
from Roberts county on a charge of
grand larceny.
w. D. Nelson has been selected as
a delegate to the national meeting OF
the M. w. A. to be held in Toledo
from June sixteenth to twentieth.
Prof. Rawlins and Adds Bartlett
went to Vermillion today, where
Adds will take part in the district de.
clamatory contest.
E. F. Mercer was in the citv from
Blunt the first of the week. He saws
farming operations are well advanced in
that portion of the county.
IL. b. German of Harold is here this
week doing jury service. Henry is a
candidate for commissioner from the
Second district, and is apt to win the
election.
within the Law" presented at the
Grand last evening was one of the
best plays that has visited Pierre for
sometime. The play was we'll attend.
ed by Eft. Pierre, Pierre and other sur.
rounding towns.
In the late teachers examinations
there we're 1,764 applicants for certif-
Gates In the second, third and primary
grades. Of this number $50 were
granted second grade certificates: 1924
third grade certificates, and six prima.
ry certificates, with 9O4 on the standing
sheets.
Okabojo Times: Robert Bagby has
secured the contract to carry the mai
on the route from Pierre to Laurel. fo]
the next four years. Bob has proven
himself well fitted for this business
seldom missing a trip in the most sever.
weather, and as he is accommodating
and trustworthy, the patrons of thi.
route are well pleased that he is to b,
continued on the line.
Following the eastward course O
the storm that kicked up a little dus
in South Dakota between Snnda,
night and Monday morning, one find
that it increased in force and dimen
sions as it travelled. 1t upset barn,
and other light buildings in Iowa
killed people in Wisconsin Tuesda,
morning it asserted itself in Pitts
burg. where it destroyed houses an,
took several human lives. 1t is safe
to be at the point of origin than a
the point of destination.
Onida Waterman: Lawrence Allema,
of Pierre and Miss Estelle Bane of Ro,
married last week at the home of tn
bride on the Davy Ranch, Rev. R. D
Dexheimer performing the ceremony
The bride is an accomplished young lad,
and who has taught school the past tw,
years, and the groom is the son of Pete.
Alleman, ST. They are taking a honey
moon trip through tee Hills, aftel
which they will begin home life on tn.
John Mcclellan ranch, north of Pierre
Tuesday morning Judge Hughes be