Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1914-04-30
LOCAL NEWS


today at the st. Charles.
Miss Minnie Rowley spent Sunday
With homefolks at Huron.
Adjutant General Morris was in the
city Saturday from Redfield.
Mrs. A. A. Heazlitt went to Onida
yesterday for a visit to relatives.
County Superintendent Margaret
Linden spent yesterday at Blunt.
Mrs. Ed. Heitzelman went to Yank-
ton yesterday for a few days visit.
"The Merry Travellers" will be
presented at the Grand May 1st and
End.
Theo. Wosnuk of Aberdeen, was in
the CITY Yesterday on real estate bust.
ness.
Equal suffrage is said to be making
gains in the Black Hills section of
the state.
Miss Josephine Heitzleman enter
tanned a few friends at her home Fri
day in honor of her birthday.
G. V. Irvine came in Saturday from
Los Angeles, Calf, for a visit with
relatives here and at Oahe.
Nav ~, is the date of commencement
of a torn of the circuit court in Pierre.
Judge Hughes will preside.
T. A. McMacken was in the city to-
day from Okobojo. He reports seeding
we'll advanced in that locality.
Jeweler Reed is displaying a magni-
fcent line of jewelry. His stock is n
of the very finest to be seen anywhere.
The p~ile-drive and force of men have
been mustered into service, and are out
repairing bridges along the North-Wes
tern line.
The hearing in the S. A. Neitert
case which was held before Referee
Slindee Tuesday, was continued over
to May 9Th,
Judge Goldsmith left Saturday for
his home at Sac City, Iowa, after a
short visit with his son, Attorney
Karl Goldsmith.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. P. Titus left yes
terday for their new home at Red
field, having shipped their household
goods Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Sherman have
gone to their home at Belle Fourche,
having shipped their household goods
to that place Monday.
The state insurance department has
granted a license to do business in
this state to the Millers' Mutual Fire
Insurance company of Alton, III.
Editor Nipple is soon to begin the
construction of a c~ommodious dwelling,
He has purchased the material to be
used in the building of the same.
B. j. O'Donnell and family spent a
few days at the E. M. Quinn home
last week while on their way to
Edgemont, where they will make their
home.
Arthur Christianson who has been
employed at the Villas Pharmacy for
some time left Monday for Bancroft
George Buchanan of Selby has taken
his position.
w. s. O'Brien and j. A. Laughlin
returned Saturday from Parkston
where they had attended a meeting of
the State Board of Control.
Cattle, in carload lots, are being pull
ed into the west of the river country.
Some nineteen carloads have passed
this station since the week began.
G. F. Cleaver and family intends to
leave tomorrow for Minnesota, where
Mr.. Cleaver goes on a prospecting
trip, he may decide to locate in Mon
tana.
Articles of incorporation have been
filed for the Emmanuel Evangelical
church at belmont; trustees: Freder-
lick Lindemap, Joseph Bietz, Michael
The Executive accountant and
deputies held a meeting at the Capt.
Jol Tuesday afternoon in the matter
of the blank forms to be used by the
various counties,
Misses Efie and Rhoda Dawson en-
tertained the Sunday school class of
Mrs. G. P. Titus at their apartments
Tuesday evening in the form of a
farewell to their teacher.
One Perkins county dealer reports
filling orders for alfalfa seed from
that part of the state in Norway
where some of the farmers are get
ting a start in the raising of alfalfa.
Generalrain and snow extending from
the Rocky mountains eastward to the
Mississippi valley caused a jail of tenn
perature from u to degrees Monday to
SO Tuesday morning. "A still furthdr
drop with freezing weather followed.
The roadbed Of the North Western
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