Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1914-01-29
DR.. Ince was in the city yesterday

DR.. Ince was in the city yesterday
from Philip.
A. M. Gerhart was in the city Mon
day from Highmore.
Elmer Manion of Aberdeen, is re-
newing acquaintances in Pierre,
j. r. McKelvey left Monday for
Canton on a short business trip.
Mrs. Willette of Miller, entered the
hospital for treatment Monday.
The Compass club will give a dance
at Temple Court tomorrow evening.
w. o. Mara is in Pierre today
from Onida on a short business visit.
Alan Bogue of the state investigating
committee, arrived Monday from Cen
erville.
d. w. and W. r. Ferguson came
up from Harold today on business
matters.
Gus Bergen returned Monday from
a business visit to the eastern part of
the state.
DR.. j. B. German returned Tues
day from a business trip to Castle
wood, his former home,
Vern r. Deyo has purchased the
Agar Argus, and has taken posses.
sion of his new purchase.
G. 3. Ostroot, who is engaged in
the grain buying busine ss at Water
town, is in the city today.
Mrs. Clinton Shoun and niece, Miss
Alta Rohror, returned today from a
visit with relatives at CLARK.
Mesdames John Eicholz and and
Harry Person of Blunt, are guests
at the home of Rev. r. L. Kelley.
E. r. Swartz and G. H. Anderson
have returned from a several days.
business trip to Minnesota points.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. F. Reich arrived
arrived home today from Wisconsin
points, where they visited relatives.
The Fort Pierre basketball team
was defeated here Saturday after
noon by the high school team by q
score of 81 to is.
S, e. Grams, state fire marshal, and
G H Henry, deputy, were in the city
Monday on business before the state
insurance department.
We want farm loans. Our rates are
lower than you can get elsewhere. Drop
in and see us before you make your
loan.-Pierre Banking & Trust Co. If
Emil Peuschel of the Peoples mar
ket, arrived home Monday from
Lakeville, Mimi, where he spent
several weeks with homefolks.
There is a slow, but gradual, rails
ing of the Missouri river at this point
which is caused by the melting of
snow and light rains up the river.
Blunt was visited by another fire
last night which burned down the
meat market. The Person store es-
capped by a narrow margin. Blunt
certainly has its share of fires.
Many cattle are being shipped into
the state on account of the fact that
there is plenty of feed to keep a large
number till the next crop. In former
years this has been a time of selling
instead of buying.
A Sioux Falls mar who owns some
farm land in Lyman county wrote out
r to find out whether his taxes for 1915
r were higher than Cor 1912. Ae founc
out that they had increased ITO pei
! cent.-Argus-Leader.
Announcements are out for the
r marriage of Miss Ethel Eckles,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. M.
Eckles, and Mr.. T. B. Roberts, Jr
The event will take place at the M
E. church February 18.
At the meeting of the Kingt
Daughters held at the Farr home
Miss Alma Smith, a bride of mex
month, was presented with a beauti
: full hand embroidered Madeira lun
cheon set and six napkins.
At the request of Secretary of Stat,
> Glasner, Attorney General johnson
has given the secretary an opinion il
which he says the secretary has NJ
right to refuse to place the name o
Judge McNulty. proposed for con
gress on the ballot.
The first of volume one Of the stat
n auditors report for the last year is GU
: and being distributed. - This is tn
itemized accounts of expenditures o
{. all state funds, and is called the Obi
J black book" and is part of the sam
report as the ''little black book,
Ii which has been waived by SO man,
speakers in campaigns in this state TO
g several years.
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