Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1914-05-07

b. A. McGannon of Gkobojo, PASS.
ed Sunday in Pierre.
A. f. Seneschal of Red6eld, was a
Pierre visitor yesterday.
Carl Graf of Canning, spent yes
terday in the Capital city.
Forrest Eager went to Onida Tues
day on a short business visit.
Father Harrington and mother ar
rived Monday from Gettysburg.
j. p. Ericsson went to Gettysburg
Yesterday on business matters.
G. w. Cox and E. G.. Groth of Har-
rold, spent Sunday in Pierre.
VIM. A. Goble and daughter were
in the city yesterday from Nowlin.
Mrs. A. Heazlit returned Saturday
from a several days visit at Onida.
George Chapman was in the CITY
yesterday from his home near HAYES
Jack O'Rourke visited with friends
at Aberdeen and Redield over Sun.
day.
The Lutheran Sewing club will meet
tomorrow evening with Miss Helen
Nelson.
G. M. Eckles and family have NOV
ed into the Walter Rowe house in
East Pierre.
Mrs. E. L. Barriheau and son re.
turned yesterday from a visit in II.
linois.
W. E. Harrell and VIM. Kelley OF
Aberdeen, were Capital city visitors
yesterday.
G. N. Marston of Watertown, was
transacting business matters here
yesterday.
A. w. Ewert, state treasurer, re
turned Monday from a short stay in
Sioux Falls.
The Kings Daughters we're enter
tanned Tuesday by Mrs. Guy Ericsson
and Helen Binford.
Mrs. Chas. Elrod and daughter
Mrs. Halle VanHook, left yesterda,
} for Minneapolis.
Mrs. j. j Murphy and son lief
{ Monday for a visit with relatives a
Parker and Hurley.
r.
Mrs. F. T. Grandle and daughteI
came up from Canning Monday TO:
a visit with relatives.
Fletcher Ivy came down from Aber
deem Monday to take up a position
at the Dakotan office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. kirkpatrick
have moved into the residence re
Gently occupied by Oscar Anderson
John Thompson returned yesterda,
: to his home at Gettysburg, accom-
panied by his brother, who had beel
3 a patient at The hospital here.
S. E. Grams, state fire marshal. ar
rived Monday from Lead to lool
after matters before the State Insur
ance department.
Chas. Corle arrived Saturday from
Redield, visiting with friends her
, until Monday when he departed for
trip to the Black Hills.
| Mrs. R. D. Dexheimer and famil,
arrived home Tuesday from Piankir
ton, where they were called som
, time ago by the illness of her mother
The three rains of the past wee
have made the heart of many a ma,
8 in this locality beat with brighte
l hopes. May the blessings of raj
continue throughout the summer.
Deadwood Telegram; Tom Taub
man, successor to Capt. Seth Bulloc
as U. S. marshal for this state, has an
pointed Lee Brooks, of Belle Fourch
to be his deputy for this part Of tn
, state. Mr.. Brooks will make DEAD
wood his headquarters.
: The National Suffrage Day an
l Rally at Billinghurst hall Saturda
! afternoon was largely attended i
spite of the rainy weather. Follow
, ing the program of music and read
ings, refreshments were served
. Those present reported a very en-
thusiastic meeting.
Old Jupiter was generous with hi
favors to this section of the state las
! month. about three inches of raj,
falling upon its fields during April
With the rain of Monday night, tn
soil is in splendid condition for th
opening of the spring work, and wit
timely rains during the CROWN
4 season, the harvest will be a bumper
The State School of Mines has JUS
! issued a comprehensive bulletin O,
the Minerals of the Black Hills b,
Prof. Victor Ziegler, head of the de
partment of mineralogy and petro
graphy. AS is known the Black Hill
constitutes one of the most remark
able mineral areas of the world be
cause it comprises within it's Limited
!. area not Only a great varjatv of min