Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1914-04-23
LOCAL NEWS

SAO0A dllS tuS uISt VI enC WCSh'
L. L. Branch went to Minneapolis
Friday for a several days stay.
Mrs. T. j. Henley is slowly gaining
from her recent serious illness.
VIM. Borst returned Friday from
a short business trip to Rapid City.
Elmer Middleton returned Sunday
from q weeks visit at Aberdeen.
Lieut.. C. P. Titus went to Red6eld
Monday to look after official work.
H. N. Walker left Friday for Oma-
ha and Texas on a cattle buying trip.
Everett Jarman of Nowlin, passed
Sunday with old acquaintance here.
The county board of commission.
ers will meet May 8 in adjourned
session.
Hay is slow sale on the market at
$3.50 per ton, which is the lowest ever
recorded.
S. E. Grams, state fire marshal, ar
rived Monday from Lead to look after
official duties.
Mrs. ]. e. Campbell and son of
Highmore, spent Sunday at the I. NJ.
Dotson home.
Jas. Mckay left today for points
west in the interest of the Albright
Wholesale house.
S. j. Wood, register of deeds, re-
turned Monday from a visit to his
farm near Capa.
Byron S. Payne, lawyer, went to
Onida on Tuesday to adjust business
matters for clients.
H. E. Dorothy came in from In
terror Monday on a combined bust
ness and pleasure visit.
Robert Horn, a barber at Mobridge,
was an arrival yesterday from the east.
He is on a visit to kinfolk here.
James Gray, a general dealer at
Stamford, was in the city yesterday
Business brought him to Pierre.
Topeka Capital: The most leisurely
parade is the one given by the man who
has caught a good sized string of fish.
Pierre Brink and sisters, Misses
Helen and Ruth, are moving into the
Brink residence, formerly occupied by
the Campbell family.
Rev. w. A. Wilkinson left Monday
for Salome Springs, Ark, where he
was called by the serious illness OF
his father.
John Greenough, brother OF l.
Greenough, went to his home at
Moore, Montana, Monday after s
visit here.
Miss Josephine Hyde departed Fri
dag for her home at Winnipeg
Canada, after a visit with the Chas,
L. Hyde family.
Miss Margaret Linden, county
superintendent, went to the eastern
end of the county Friday on educa
tional work.
The marriage of Miss Beatrice
Thorne and Mr.. Harley Allen Went,
will take place at the BRIDES home ir
East Pierre May 8.
C. G. Lawrence, state superinten
dent, left Monday for Canton ant
Sioux Falls, where he attended
educational meetings.
Miss Florence Billinghurst, who hal
spent several days at hsr home here
left Saturday to resume her colleg'
work at Minneapolis.
Saturday evening the teachers ant
members of the school board will bt
entertained by the members OF thu
domestic science classes.
Rev. and Mrs. H. l.. Russell lef
Monday on their wedding trip, visit
ing in Chicago and eastern points
after which they will sail for Europe
Aberdeen is represented at Tampic,
just now. John Boucher, son Of At
torney and Mrs. L. T. Boucher o
that city, is q marine on board tn
battleship Minnesota.
Mr.. McEwen of Iowa City, Iowa, i
here and has charge of the construction
work of building operations at the In
dian Industrial school. The work o
laying foundation walls is now being
pushed.
Electors of the state are being re
minded that they are to vote, at tn
November election, on a proposition tt
onven a convention to make a nev
constitution. They are asked to keel
this in mind.
Dewey johnson, who attempted t.
ave Henry Hauseman from the Mis-
souri, river, at this place, ten days ago
is fully entitled to a Carnegie media
and the principal of his school has tax
en- steps to secure the same.
Delegates to the Star Spanglet
Banner Centennial at Baltimore, Md.
Sept. 6-1S, have been selected as fol
lows: r. H. Angel, Aberdeen; Doan,