Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-06-17
LOCAL NEWS

MT. II Mrs. j. j. Jackley.
Mrs. Ray Beatty of Redfeld, spent
Monday in the Capital City.
Miss Hazel McCalmont returned
Saturday from Huron college.
State Auditor Handlin left Monday
for a short business visit at Sturgis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gustav Grosz of Can
ming were in the city shopping Monday.
Jas. Mckay left yesterday on his
trip west for the Albright Wholesale
house.
Rev. Father Duguay of Miller, was
the guest of Father Harrington Sat-
urday.
Attorney Albert Gunderson went
TO Sturgis Tuesday to dispose of legal
business.
Attorney Herbert E. Hitchcock of
Mitchell, transacted business in
Pierre Saturday.
Miss Minnie Cox arrived from
Leayenworth. Kan, last week for a
visit with homefolks.
Chas. Sisson of Lewisburg, Wis,
arrived Friday to attend the funeral
of the late o. j. Sweet.
VIM. Robinson, who has attended
the Iankton college the past year,
arrived home Saturday.
Mrs. Stanley Stevenson returned
Saturday from a several days visit
with friends at Faulkton.
Mrs. John Bush went out to Oko.
bojo last week for a visit at the home
of her son, John and family.
B. A. Cummins, Glenn w. Martens
and L. L. Stephens left Saturday on
a fishing trip to Enemy Swim.
A. Howes and Mrs. r. l.. Howes
returned Sunday from a short stay at
the HOwes ranch near Canning.
Mrs. j.. j. Mansfield and daughter
arrived from Hurley Sunday and are
guests at the Fred Williams home.
Miss Ida Anding returned Tuesday
from Vermillion, where she spent
several days visiting with friends.
Flag day was observed at Pierre with
a program and a parade. Fifty men
and women carried a flag 40 by 25 feet
in size.
Coy. Byrle has granted a pardon to
Bert K. Gravelle of Lyman county
who was sent up on a cattle rustling
charge.
VIM. A. Nordland and Miss Evelyn
Sullivan, both of Kirley, were united
in marriage by Rev. o. 0. Smith
Monday.
Doane Robinson arrived home
Saturday from Marshall, Mimi.
where he al called by the death OF
a brother-in.law.
A carload Of cows came in Friday
night for Noah N~ewbanks, who has sold
twelve carloads of live stock on this
market since March.
Hon. John E. Kelley, register OF
the U. S. land Office, is spending the
week at his former home at Elan.
dreau looking after farm interests.
DR.. and Mrs. Pllkington came ur
from Parker Tuesday, the former tc
Qttnp6 q noQafjnn nf tha state l;rr
stock board of which he is a member,
S. FL. Putnam, grower of vegetables,
was interviewing dealers here Monday
He stated that small grain in the vicin.
ity of Canning promises an abundant
yield.
Miss Dorothy White left Friday fol
Kansas City, after a several days
visit with friends here. Miss White
travels as a pianist with a we'll know
concert company.
Articles of Incorporation have beer
filed for the Central Grocery Com.
pany at Sioux Falls, with a capital o.
SO 900. Incorporators, A. G, Mills
r. c. Mills, Geo. P. Crawford.
The supreme court has admitted tl
the bar of this state, VIM. A. Schu
macker Of Sioux Falls, on a certili
cate from New York and Fred Gus
hurst Of Lead, on examination.
We are told that Brother Coyne, O.
the Fort Pierre Times, will resign tn.
position he now holds in the office O
the secretary of state on July /, aftel
which time he intends to devote full
time to newspaper work.
Midland Mail: j. FL. Brewer came
up from Pierre yesterday morning
and spent the day here. he inform
ed us that he would return next weel
and look after the wants of peopl.
who are in need of a painter and pap
erhanger.
Harry Hinman was given a fine O