Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1914-02-12

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Attorney O'Brien Of Highmore was
q Pierre visitor Monday.
w. L. Nelson of Red Oak, Iowa, 10
Capital City visitor.
John Reha of Highmore, was
Pierre visitor Saturday.
E w. Pepper of Aberdeen. is in the
city on insurance business.
Rev Kasberg left yesterday for .
short visit at Sioux Falls.
Claude irwin arrived today from
IN extended stay in Omaha.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Ryan of Blunt,
were Pierre visitors yesterday.
A. w. Wheelon went to Parkston to.
day on a short business visit.
Mr. and Mrs. S n. Putnam were in
the city yesterday from Canning.
Mrs. Waterman of Rec Heights, has
entered the hospital for treatment.
Mrs. May Lindbloom arrived from
Lead Today sor a visit with friends.
Mrs. E A.. Platts left Monday for
Madison to attend the funeral of a sis
ter.
Rev. G. 7. Notson arrived today
from Huron to look after church af-
fairs.
Dell M. Satterlee has arrived from
Flandreau, for a short visit with home
folks.
L, Torkelson came up from Canning
yesterday to attend the school officers
meeting.
Miss Cora Carlson returned today
from an extended visit with friends
at Canning.
Mrs. G. e.. Hanon was hostess to
| a number of young ladies this after
noon complimentary to Miss Ethel
Eckles.
DR.. S. F. Shaw, secretary and Gen
eral Missionary of the State Baptist
convention, was in the city today.
Chas. Woodland Of the Redfield
Press, spent yesterday in the city on
a short business trip.
After a two weeks spell of cold
weather, the weatherman has made a
slight change to warmer weather.
O. Lawrence, state superintend,
ent went to Aberdeen today, where
he will attend a meeting of school Of
6cers.
Gov. Byrne will deliver an address
tomorrow at a meeting of school off,
GERS and teachers of Brown county to
be held at Aberdeen.
Deadwood Telegram, IL: Word re-
ceived by George Martin today from
his mother at St. Louis states that
Congressman Martin is over his at
tack of pneumonia, and is making good
progress to complete recovery.
Highmore Herald: The Arlington
basket ball team will stop off in
Htehmore Friday while on their way
to Pierre and Friday night will play
the members of the local High School
Team. These teams are quite evenly
matched and a very good game should
be the result.
Minnie Nash, alias Davis, has been
arrested by Deputy United States
Marshal Laughlin and was brought to
this city today from Miller on a white
slave charge. 1t is alleged the wo.
man transported Clara LaPlunt from
Davenport, Iowa, to Sioux Falls for
immoral purposes. The defendant
will be given a hearing before J.. II.
McCord, U. S. commissioner tomor-
row.
The South Dakota Press associa-
ton at it's session held at Aberdeen
last week elected the following Off
GERS for the ensuing year: President,
w. G. Lusk, Yankton Press and Da-
kotan; LIST vice-president, l. d. AL
drich, Big Stone Headlight; End vice
president, Paul butcher, Brookings
Register; secretary treasurer, j. F..
Halliday. Iroquois Chief; executive
committee: Mana E. Galbraith, Salem
Pioneer Register; 3. B.. Yule. Alex
andria Herald; Geo. Sch!osser, Sioux
Falls.
State Game Warden Hedrick states
that the game commission is going on
an active campaign to propagate ducks
in the spring. For this purpose Mr.
Hedrick has secured a quantity of wild
rice seed from Oshkosh, Wis, and the
services of an expert to come to South
Dakota in the early spring and plant
this seed on ten lakes in the eastern
part of the state, so that ducks may
breed there during the spring and have
sufficient food to attract them t. those
grounds instead of going farther north
as they have been doing for a number
of years because of spring shooting.
1t is claimed that there are about