Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1914-02-12
LOCAL NEWS
Judge L. E. Gafy left Saturday for

Paul winkler spent Sunday ct his
home st Harold.
F. NJ. King Of Philip, transacted
business here Monday.
Miss Edna Kramer Of Canning, visit.
ed with Pierre friends Saturday.
Jas. Wendell came down from Rapid
City Saturday for . short business
visit.
Mrs. F. ]. Hill Of VanMstre, 10 tho
guest Of her daughter, Mrs. Jas. Nc
Kay.
Attorney A. w Wilmarth of Hur.
on, Was in the city on legal business
Monday.
S. j. Wood. register Of deeds, went
to Brookings Saturday on 4 short bust
ness trip.
judo A. W. Campbell and D. E.
Campbell were in the city Monday on
legal business.
The Hid Canning factory !is being
moved from Fort Pierre to its new
location in Pierre.
F. X. Cock, secretary OF the state
live stock board. came In Monday
from Belle Fourche.
o. E. Frendh and daughter carne
over from Onida Friday, leaving for
their home Saturday
Miss Evelyn Parry has taken up
the position 90 stenographer with the
state tax commission.
Attorney A. H. Orvis Of Yankton,
was looking after matters before the
Supreme court Saturday.
Read the platform Of r. O. Rich.
ards for Governor. 1t explains taxa
Observation-Disclosures. 37.5
8. b. Cook Of the Huron college,
left Monday for his home. after spend
ing several days in Pierre.
The Kings Daughters will be en-
tsrtsined by Miss Grace 1T the Rolston
home tomorrow evening.
Mrs. A. n. Axferd and daughter re-
turned Saturday from Stamford, where
they visited with relatives.
n. S. Hedrick, state game warden,
left Saturday for an ofacial visit to
the eastern part Of the state.
G. 4. Morgan, who left Pierre some
time ago for Canada, returned to the
city last week for an indefinite stay.
o. o. Young. deputy state supsrin-
tendent, left Monday for N omcial
visit in the eastern part Of the state.
Miss katherine Quackenbusch. 4
teacher in the school . . Canning,
spent Saturday here. the guest Of her
brother.
Mrs. Oscar Lee arrived Monday
from Cherokee, Iowa, to join her
husband who 10 connected with the
Vienna bakery.
Assdames Fred Sieman and b. G.
Waring returned to their homes 1t
Rec Heights Monday, having spent
several days in Pierre.
The first rehearsal Of the Blsckville
Minstrels, to be given by the Com
mercial club, was given at the St.
Charles Monday evening.
Saturday Gov. Byrne granted a
requisition on the governor Of Montana
for ]. j. Woolston Of Belle Fourche on
. charge Of family desertion.
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
F. p. Carlyle and son. Flsgg, re-
turned Sunday from Missouri, Valley,
Iowa, to which place they accom-
panied tho remains Of the late Basil
Carlyle.
Railway Commissioners Murphy
and Robinson. Attorney Dougherty
and Miss Anna Wilson, sts%nographer,
went to Montross Monday. where
they held . hearing.
Mrs. Louise Denton has gone ia
Chicago and the Twin Cities, where
she will purchase an up.to.date stock
Of millinery goods for her new estab.
ment in the st. Charles block.
Not merely does the grounding
make some weather observations
Feb. 2, but no doubt hs secures in.
formation about the probable loca.
ton Of the garden patch next sum-
NOR.
4 joint celebration Of the birthdays
Of Lincoln and Warrington will be
held In the city schools tomorrow
afternoon. Members Of the g: A. r.,
W. b. G. and s. Of v. will attend.
Chas. NcCa6rss, immigration
commissioner. left Saturday for Bel
vidsre, Ill. TO again take up thu
work with the state exhibit car, hav.
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