Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-05-13

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Earl Holmes came up from Huron
Monday for a visit with homefolks.
H..F. Knox was in the city Tuesday
from Little Bend On a goods-buying
trip.
Isaac Lincoln came down from Alb
erdeen Monday on a short business
visit.
Mrs. Nora Quale of Onida, visited
in Pierre over Sunday, the guest of
relatives.
The city schools close one week
from tomorrow for the annual sum
mer vacation.
Relations between the old. fashioned
milkman and the city hydrant are
frequently strained.
+. w. Calhoon came in from Mid
land Monday on a combined business
and pleasure visit.
Mrs. l.. l.. Bodine and son of Red
field. were arrivals Saturday for a
short visit in Pierre.
Miss Hazel Natter arrived from De
Smet Monday, going to her home near
Okobojo for a short visit.
Mrs. j. G.. Higgins went to her
home near Blunt Mnnday after spend
ing several days with friends in this
kedfeld has been chosen as the
place for holding the encampment of
the South Dakota National Guard
July GIT.
Attorney Forrest Eager of Onida,
was an arrival Monday to look after
professional business and visit with
homefolks.
DR.. G. M. nollister has returned
a trip to Chicago. While away
he visited his daughter, Miss Regina,
at Beloit college.
An examination for 18th and sth
grade certificates will be held at the
county superintendent office on
Thursday and Friday of next week.
Harold Breeder, assistant cashier
of the Farmers Stats Bank at Dupree,
was an arrival Saturday. He came
to spend a month here with home
folks.
Articles of incorporation have been
filed for the Belt Garage and Auto Co.,
Lead, capital SIS, 900; incorporators, F..
l.. Clark, w. j.. Fevelsong, Jas. G..
Stanley.
Before a state meeting of doctors,
to be held at Sioux Fails on May IS,
DR.. A. Ii. 9oungs of this city is pro-
grammed to read a paper. Diagnosis,
is his subject.
The Riverside Cemetery association
held it's annual meeting at the Nelson
Jewelry store last evening. Plans
for the observance of Memorial day
were discussed.
Articles of incorporation have been
filed for the Dakota Mercantile com
pany of Jefferson with a capital of
$40, 900. The incorporators are j. b.
Fountain, Jefferson; j. w. Kennedy
and d. A. Kneffer of Sioux Falls.
Attorneys Alpha Orr, judge of the
municipal court, and d. j. Conway,
city attorney, both of Sioux Falls,
were in the city Sunday to attend the
funeral of Judge Dighton Corson, a
member of the Minnehaha Bar asso-
citation.
The program committee of the
State Firemen's association has added
a new feature to their races this year.
They will! conduct a hub and hub
race, which is open to the world.
Several teams from Iowa and Mime
sofa are expected to enter.
The state treasury at the end of bust
April 80, showed total cash in all
funds at 1886 BAT, of which $S4, 91O was
in the general fund. The income fund
for coRmon schools which will be dis
tributed in June, is now 1924 ,8O1. The
Irvine plant carries 1888, 236; and the
game fund s34, 800.
The county treasurers force at pres
ent is engaged in making out notices to
be SEM to those who are delinquent in
the payment of their personal property
taxes. Where this fails to bring re-
suits, legal steps will be taken to sell
the property on which the taxes are de-
linquent or other property of the per-
sons involved.
Applicants who passed the recent bar
are: A. +. Bliss, Huron:
f. A. Clark, Brookings; Chas. Coop
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