Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1914-11-05

Fred Hepperle, state land commits
sioner, left Monday for Eureka.
Miss Pauline Bow went to Huron
Saturday for an over Sundays visit.
F. M. Beacon came up from Huron
Sunday, remaining here over Tues
day.
Pierre won the foot ball game with
Aberdeen Saturday by a score of "a
to 0.
Mrs. Ray Hoffman of Blunt, was
visiting with Pierre friends Friday
and Saturday.
l. Cooke, the Watertown piano
dealer, was in the city Saturday, on
business matters.
Mrs. Karl Goldsmith was hostess
at a Kensington party at her home
Friday afternoon.
Miss VERNE Battray and Miss
Cleda Romine were in the city .Satur-
day from Blunt.
Mrs. Emmett Cole, who has been
quite i'll for some time, is reported as
improving nicely.
Editor Green of the Okobojo Times
was among the out. of-town visitors
in Pierre Saturday.
Homer McGilvrey was greeting old
acquaintance in Pierre Monday,
leaving Tuesday for Custer.
The state railway commission will
hold a hearing at Lennon Noy. IL,
on telephone matters.
Chas. Howe, receiver of the defunct
Meade County Bank at Sturgis, was
a Pierre visitor Saturday.
Mrs. IL. j. Brown arrived Saturday
from Sioux City for a visit in Pierre,
the guest of Mrs. j. X. Breeder.
Mrs. r. l.. Murdy, son and daugh-
ter, came in Friday from Aberdeen
to spend a few days at the Judge Nc
Coy home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Karcher ar.
rived home Saturday from Daven-
port, Iowa, where they spent several
days on business.
Arthur Christianson, a former
pharmacist at the Villas drug store,
came in from Bancroft Saturday on q
short visit to friends.
Miss Rekka FROZEN left Friday for
her home at Howard, after spending
some time with her sisters, Mrs. E.
Bergen and Mrs. Sam Harris.
Several residents of Hand county,
who left a year ago for Montana to
engage in the fruit-growing business,
are drifting back to South Dakota.
A. E. Beaumont departed Saturday
for his home at Madison, after a sew.
eral weeks stay in Pierre at the re-
publican campaign headquarters.
Miss Louise Winkler, sister of paul
Winkler, book keeper at the Thomas
grocery, came up from Harold Sat-
urday for an over Sundays visit.
Miss Winkler returned home Mon.
day.
A fine new Presbyterian church
has been dedicated in the region west
OF Tabor, and is entirely free from
debt, the members and other person
having contributed the entire cost OF
the structure.
Roland Potts, charged with peti
larceny, was given a hearing befor,
Judge Slindee Saturday, and was Civ.
en- a fine of 500 and a sentence of 81
days in the county Jail. Sentenc,
was suspended on good behavior.
Articles of incorporation we're file,
Saturday for the James River Farm
Company, at Aberdeen, with a CAPT
tai of 500, 900. Incorporators, w. P
Swain, j. c. Bassett, A, F. Milligan
all of Aberdeen.
The Brookings Commercial clul
last week made a sociability automo
bile run to Watertown, stopping a
all the towns along the Rock ISLAM
and Northwestern railroads, going o
returning, and meeting with war;
welcomes at each stop made.
The Dakota Messenger, the orga.
of the equal suffrage ization O
the state, which has been conducte
by Mrs. Ruth B. Nipple in this cit
for the campaign, carried a farewe
notice in the issue of last week. n
further publications being made a
the paper.
A closed season for coyotes, unit.
such time as the jack rabbit pest @
South Dakota shall have been elimir
ated, is proposed by farmers of thi
vicinitys Coyotes feed on Jack raj
bits as their choicest m~orsel, say tn
farmers, and the good in eradicatio
a