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

Carson Williams ann up from Sioux
City Monday.
Helmer Ellis was in the city Tuesday
from Weudte.
j. E. sloat returned Tuesday to his
home near Gettysburg.
0 p. King of Highmore, was a Capt.
tai city visitor Tuesday.
Frank Grandle returned Monday
from a trip to Colorado.
H. S. Bunch of sturgis, passed Tues
day in the Capital city.
Mrs. John Green returned to her
home at Huron yesterday.
Mrs. Nola Brown returned Monday
from a few days visit at Onida.
l.. A. Campbell left Tuesday for
Mankato where he expects to locate.
Mrs. H. Anding returned home yes
terday from an extended visit in ILL
nois.
Mrs. Harry Notmeyer returned Tues
ooS Lawn q SISlI Will RELATIVES dG IlOld-
bird.
j. F. Olander is attending the edu-
cational meeting at Aberdeen this
week.
G. f. Sherwin of Riondee, British
Columbia, was a Capital city visitor
Monday.
Professional business called Karl
Goldsmith. attorney, to Fort Pierre On
Tuesday. 3
Mrs. Grace Thoreson and little child
of orion, are guests at the Chas.
Rohrer home.
Miss Gladys Bennett entertained the
Minority Republican Sewing Club at
her home Tuesday.
st. Margaret's Guild will hold a bust
ness meeting this evening at the home
of Miss Castle Carlin.
Miss Frances Lockhart left yester-
day for a few days visit at Mitchell
during the spring vacation.
Mrs. Clifford Dickson and little
daughter left yesterday for Mitchell,
after a visit at the Cox home.
Eldon Anderson returned to Brook
ings yesterday. having spent vacation
week with homefolks here.
A. L. Wilson and l.. a. Boyle of
Murdo were transacting business
matters in this city yesterday.
Manley Haverly expects to leave
soon for Hot Springs, where he has &C
capted a position as chef at the Evans
hotel.
j. w. Ridgway left yesterday fol
Chicago, Beaver Falls, Penn, anC
other points, where he will visit with
relatives.
Chas. McCaffree, immigration com
missioner, has rented the Nelson
house on Prospect street and viii
move his family here from Howard
about the middle of the month.
Lieutenant c. p. Titus and family
have moved from the Nelson resi-
dence into the Baptist parsonage an6
Will occupy it until they can secure {
house in RedGeld.
A hearing has been set for April Ia
by the railway commission regard
ing a dispute between the citizens o:
Belyidere and the Milwaukee roat
concerning the proper depot facilities
there.
Frank Lucas bought another piece o
land in Stanley county a few days ago
and returned Monday from a trip tt
his new purchase. He says that many
holders of land there are returning, ant
that herds of cattle have been driver
into that section during the past twt
weeks.
On Monday Gov. Byrne granted al
~extradition warrant on request of th'
governor of Illinois, for Moses G
Young, wanted at Toledo, ILL.,, on
charge of enlightenment. Young wa
under arrest at Aberdeen, and hell
for the authorities.
Mrs. G.. B. Billinghurst, distric
president of the State Suffrage associ
alton; Mrs. j. E.. Nipple, editor o
the South Dakota Messenger, AM
Mrs. o N. Hoyt left Saturday TO
Des Moines. where they attended
three days convention of the Missis
sippi Valley Suffrage association
The ladies returned home today.
One of the big moving pictur
events of the country will be WORKED
out in this part of the state within
short time if plans to that effect d.
not go amiss. Messrs Carson vii
liams of Sioux City and John Slote o
Gettysburg. who have an option OF
the Philip buffalo herd, having mad
arrangements and the plans call 70
a large number of Indians with thei
tepees and ponies, the purpose beinI
to stage an old-time Indian buffal'