Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-07-08

rival IN Pierre Tuesday.
Lester Randall of Huron. is visiting
with friends in the city.
John Adams came over from Onida
Tuesday on a short business visit.
Mrs. Forrest Auldredge visited with
homefolks at Highmore oven Sunday.
Attorney ID. L.. Brown of Philip;
visited with friends in Pierre Monday.
w. E. Johnson of Aberdeen, president
of the Northern Normal, is in the city
today.
Gov. Byrne left today for Wall,
at which place he will deliver AN adj
dress.
Mrs, j. IL. Babel and son of Blunt,
visited at the home of Mrs. Alice
Clifford over Sunday.
Miss Kathleen Smith returned
home yesterday from Huron, where
she visited with friends.
G. G. Frary, state pure food in
spector, and wife were arrivals yes
terday from Vermillion.
Morrison's Orchestra has been en-
gagged to furnish music at the New
Grand Saturday night. ADV.
State Auditor Handlln left today
for Sioux Falls and other eastern
pDjnts On official SntiaS
Mrs. Fred Eckles went 10 Highmorc
Sunday for a visit with Mrs. w. f..
King, e Miss Rhea Clifford,
Mr., and Mrs, Halvor Tennyson and
Miss Gertrude johnson of Blunt,
we're Pierre visitors Monday.
DR.. and Mrs. B. M. Hart of Blunt,
have gone to Rochester, Mimi, where
Mrs. Hart will undergo an operation
at the Mayo hospital.
Chas. McMullen left yesterday for
his home in Illinois, following a three
We it with his sop. Clarence Mc-
NJ ~ "a. st. Pierre and other rula-
tlves.
Miss Susie Kennedy of Ft. Pierre,
passed through Pierre Monday enroute
to Aberdeen, having spent Sunday at
her home across the Big Muddy.
A meeting of the State Board 1
Charities and Corrections aud tRS
State Board of Regents were held at
the Capitol today.
Elmer Quirk and daughter of High
moro, visited at the Forrest Auldtedge
home Tuesday. They We're accompan-
led home yesterday by Mrs. Quirk,
who had been on a short visit here.
Articles of Incorporation have been
filed for the Canoya Drug Company.
at Canova, with a capital of $40, 900.
Incorporators, Henry II. Lynn, Mary
Lynn, Sioux Falls: j. K. Gurtel, Can
ova.
Frank Glasner, former secretary of
state, now publisher OF the Hyde Coun-
ty News, has accepted a position as
salesman for the Wright, Barrett &
Stillwell Paper cofinpany.
Articles of incorporation have been filed
for the Farmers Elevator Company at
White, with a capital of $4,000. Incor-
porators, ]. II. Simons, GA F1areis, c..
F. Schulz, c. F. Murphy, c. M. Arnold.
The game of ball Monday forenoon
Inf ~, {l~ pg,,N{ a-l Ia d..
teams OH the Pierre field resulted in a
victory for the Blunt team, the score
being IL to s. The game in the after
noon between the Capital city team
and the Harold team, proved the game
of the day. 1t was a hard fought game
from start to finish, but the Capitals
Lyman county is getting into line
for agricultural extension work by
the incorporation of the Lyman
County Agricultural Extension asso.
citation, under the provisions of the
law of last session. Among the in
c%orporators are S. r.. Malone, A. L..
F%reelove, j. C. Wiltse and a number
Of other residents of that county.
The county auditors Office has re-
ceived a supply of the 1915 session
laws. The state furnishes the SEES
sion laws to the different county au-
ditors where they are sold at dol
lar per copy. The county is required
to pay a dollar each for the books up
on receipt thereof. There is no pro-
fit to the county in handling these
books, hence cash is required for
each copy.
Ole Anderson and Chris Johnson
were arrested in this city Tuesday by
Deputy U. S. Marshal Healey Of Mo-
bridge, on complaint sworn out by
Special Agent Ell. C.. O%bershaw, on a
charge of selling liquor to Indians.
The offense is said to have been com
mitted during commencement week
| week at the Indian school. They were
taken before United States Commits