Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-04-29
LOCAL NEWS
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A daughter was born Monday to
MI. and Mrs. Fred Price.
G. w. Smith of Brookings, was a
Capital city visitor Saturday.
S. Il. Wallis came up from Miller
S atnrday on a short business visit.
Gov. Byrne left Monday for a trip
to points in the eastern part of the
state.
Mrs. Eakin entertained the East
Pierre Womans club at her home
Tuesday.
Mrs. John F. Hughes and daugh-
ter of Fit. Pierre, were Pierre visitors
Saturday.
Nifty new garments. this seasons
goods, now reduced in price.-Moore's.
Advertisement.
Miss Alice Hartwell, a student at
Huron college, spent Sunday at her
home here.
Buy your Garden Seeds at the Vari-
ETY. S~to1e-all kinds and the lowest of
prices.-Adv.
MIR. and Mrs. Earl WeIch and Mrs.
T.. Welch of Blunt, were shopping i'm
Pierre Saturday.
2. w. Dougherty, railroad com
missioner, arrived home Monday
from a trip to Chicago.
Miss Mary Grosclose aud Stephen
j. Harry, both of Okobojo, were
united in marriage in Pierre Saturday.
Editor Nipple is enjoying a visit
from a brother and sister, A. C. and
Miss Anna Nipple of McCook, Neb.
G. G. Caldwell, attorney general, ar
rived yesterday from Deadwood, where
he had been in dis charge of official
duties.
Miss Alice Olson has returned to
her home northeast of town after ~
several weeks visit with her brothers
at Huron.
H. NJ. Derr, state engineer, left
Monday for Sioux Falls to look after
profession business vt the state in
stitutions.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Waite of
Blunt. were visiting with friends in
Pierre Monday, having just returned
from a visit in Ohio.
The shrubbery and trees to be
planted on the capitol grounds ar
rived Monday and the work of set
ting them out is we'll under way.
Miss Marie Nelson, sister of Mrs.
Emil Jarl, left Saturday for Yankton
after a visit of some length. Miss
Nelson will take a course in nursing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. H. Mckee ar
rived Friday from Pittsburgh, Pa, to
look after property interests, Mr..
Mckee being n of the owners of the
Lumley ranch.
Wild flowers have made their ar-
pearance on the hills and the grass
never looked more beautiful. Fishing
parties are enjoying the attractions
of outdoor life.
Articles of incorporation ha We been
filed for the Winner Commercial
Club. Among the directors are j. e.
Kissling, &. F. Barnes, E. G. Bow
man, j. L. Miller and others.
The May term of federal court for
Aberdeen will open on May 4.
There are a number of cases to come
up for trial, none Of them, however, of
a sensational character.
Hugh Smith, state tax commission
or, returned Monday from a trip over
the state, meeting with county boards
and assessors in the interest of as
sessment work.
Governor Byrne has appointed as
members of the State Banking com
mission: c. FL. Lien, Sisseton; Louis
Jacobs, Lennon; VIM. Hosea, Spen-
Cor. The commission also includes
J. l.. Wingfield, state bank examine.
Faulkton Record: Gov. Byrne
came up from Pierre Tuesday to vote
at the city election He was accom-
panied by his son Francis who will
remain for a few days, the governor
returning to Pierre Wednesday.
Articles of incorporation have been
E:!ed for the Dakota Wisconsin Land
Company at Eureka with a capital of
$50, 600. I%ncorporators, l.. H. Sohn,
huron; Christian Volander, Martin
Pufahl, Eureka.
Mrs. John Green came up from
Huron Saturday for a visit at the
home of her mother, Mrs. H. a.
Farmer. Mrs. Farmer and daughter,
Miss Clara, leave this week for their
new home in California.
A full train of fat cars laden with
wal automobiles, moving in the direc
tion If the coast served az a reminder