Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1914-01-15
Mrs. Tbos. Brown is visiting with

James Cramer of Fanlkton, trans
acted business in Pierre Friday.
F. W. Brown, druggist of Lead,
passed Tuesday in this city.
The Womans club held an enthusi-
astic meeting Tuesday evening.
N. Newbanks has returned from a
two weeks visit in Minneapolis.
F. L. Humbert came in from Philip
Tuesday on a short business trip.
Rev. Father Mccarthy retained
Tuesday from a visit at Aberdeen.
Miss Margaret Linden went to
Blunt Tuesday, returning yesterday.
I. E. Jones and G. w. Auckno of
Sioux Falls, were Pierre visitors
Tuesday.
j. A. Davey left Friday for Tampi
CO, Mexico, to look after his oil W. II
interests.
A.. W. Ewert, state treasurer, went
to Huron yesterday for a short bust
ness visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Sutton came in
from Laurel yesterday for a visit
with friends.
l.. A. Munson has gone to points
west of the river to look after bust
| ness interests.
Miss Eva Stevenson entertained a
number of friends at bridge at the L.
E. Cassill home.
Mr.. and Mrs e J. Quinn of High
more, are guests at the home of their
son, Sheriff E M. Quinn.
Mr. and Mrs M j Haverly are in
the city from Onida, the guests of
the formers brother, Marley.
Miss Rilla Mccoy, who has been
a guest at the Wales home, left yes.
terday for her home at Miller.
Jas. Mckay left Monday for points
west of the river in interest of the L.
B. Albright wholesale house.
Misses Rose and Elizabeth Thea.
dorg came up from Huron yesterday
and are visiting with friends here.
N. M. Hansen, of the land depart.
ment, is away to Bon Homme county
in the interest of that department.
The Pierre lee company have CON-
menced putting up ice, the ice being
frozen to a depth of fourteen inches.
r. L. Shaw, minority republican
candidate for state superintendent,
was an arrival yesterday from Hur-
on.
Ernest Jones of the state banking
department. returned yesterday from
an extended visit at his home in
Madison.
Rev. R. W. Roberts left yesterday
for his home at Edgerton, Wis, after
a business and pleasure visit here
and at Fort Pierre.
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the First National Life &
Accident Insurance company will be
held in Pierre Jan. 20.
The Ladies Aid society of the Con-
gregational church was entertained at
the St. Charles yesterday by Mes.
danes Knapp, Hyde, Freeman and
Binford.
Gov. Byrne and Fred Hepperle
state land commissioner, went to HUI.
ron yesterday to attend a meeting OF
the majority republicans.
DR.. S. B stegeman and Milo Brown
came over from Onida Tuesday, as
delegates from the Commercial club
that place to the booster meeting OF
the Capital City Commercial club.
The annual meeting of the Luthern
church was held Tuesday evening and
the following officers we're elected:
Trustees, G. Erickson and Thor Sole.
glad; deacon, John Westlund; secre.
tary, H. E. Sterud.
O. B. Linstad was given 9 surprise
at home Friday evening by the Boy
Scouts, the day being his (?) birthday
The evening was spent in playing
games after which a dainty luncheon
was served by the youngsters.
A nesting of the county health Of
icers of the state is being held ir
Pierre today, and the examinations
for those who seek certificates tc
practice medicine in the state CON.
menced on Tuesday. The two meet
ings have brought a number of physi
clans from over the state to this city
Tuesday, March II, has been Sc,
for the leasing of state lands for this
year, that being the date in all coun
ties where no lands are to be offered
for sale. In the sale counties the
leasing will be the day following the
sale. Lands will be offered in thu
counties of Clark, Codington, Doug