Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1914-04-09

DR.. a. b. Martin came up from
Harold yesterday.
l.. Grennoueh returned Saturday
from a business trip to Aberdeen.
F. P. Grandle came up from Cam
nlpg Tuesday for a visit with friends.
81. M. Slindee of Monroe, Wis. is
IN the city looking after land bust
ness.
Miss Edith Jacobsen returned yes
terday from a visit with a sister at
Huron.
j. w. Ridgway returned this after
noon from a visit at Chicago and
other points east.
j. H. McCord left yesterday for
Sioux Falls to attend a session of the
United States court.
Arthur Anderson, son of State
Auditor Anderson, is quite i'll as his
home on Highland avenue.
The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. j. Jackley had the end of a finger
badly crushed in a door Monday.
Mrs. 7. j. Henley, who has been
i'll at the hospital for several weeks,
underwent an operation today.
r. l.. Henry and son were arrivals
yesterday from Grand Forks, N. D.,
for a several days stay at the Capital.
Mrs. G. G. Purinton and son left
Tuesday for their home at Boone,
Iowa, having spent several days here
with friends.
The board of county commission
ers expect to finish the session work
on Friday, when an adjournment
will be had.
Frank Kantowski, Chas. Ziegler and
Chas. Pietrus left Monday for Sioux
Falls, where they are serving as Jurors
in the federal court.
Virgil Laughlin and Harry March,
students at the State University, ar
rived home from Vermillion yester-
day for a vacation visit.
April showers will be welcomed at
any time Just enough time between
rains to get springs work done UP in
good shape is all the farmers ask.
Carload early Ohio seed and table
potatoes due April 18th. For sale at
basement under Variety store. Kraut
and cabbage also.-D. Conway.
Miss Elizabeth Timme is expected
this week from Kenosha, Wis, to
attend the HYDE Russell wedding
nuptials which take place Wednes-
day.
F. M. Rood, majority republican
nominee for secretary of state, came
in from Philip yesterday to attend a
meeting of the State Brand Commits.
sion.
Beginning with the 18th of this
month, Father Kelley of Pierre will
conduct Catholic services regularly
at Onida on the third Saturday of
each month.
w. S. Hill of Mitchell, and w. G
Faulkner of Faux county, have been
~reappolnted by Gov. Byrne to sue.
coed themselves on the State Board
of agriculture.
The little town of Reliance in Ly.
mar county, suffered a heavy loss by
fire Tuesday. The fire was in the
business portion of town and the loss
is placed at $50, 900.
The Northwestern Railway com
pany has invited bids for the con
struction of a fine new railway depot
for Redfeld, The building will be
constructed of hard faced brick and
will cost about $50, GOO.
John Walsh, long a resident of
Sully county, died at his farm home
April 5, of la grippe. Funeral SER
vices were conducted at the home in
Hartford township Sunday afternoon
by Father Kelley.
Blunt Advocate: Jas. DeHart was
up from Canning yesterday He is
moving his stock TO the Lindbloom place
in Byron which he has rented with sew.
eral other quarters. Mr.. Lindbloom
expects to move either to Blunt OF
Pierre.
Among the assessors of the county
who were in the city Yesterday to
look after matters before the board
of county commissioners were Chas
DeHart and M. E. Redick Of Canning
and David Exc and G. M. Mercer OF
Blunt.
The body of VIM. Holder, the far.
mer who was drowned in the Mis-,
souri, last December, falling through
an air hole, was found Monday on
sand bar near Yankton. The body
of his companion, Ed Duncan, who
was also drowned, has never beer
found.
Articles of Incorporation have beer