Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-03-18
LOCAL NEWS
Two weeks from Sunday is Easter

business in Pierre Tuesday,
Do your shopping at the Variety
Store and save money.-Adv.
A. X. Gardner, attorney, was an
arrival Monday from Huron.
Miss Clara Farmer spent the first
of the week with a sister at Huron.
DR.. L%angsdale Of Miller,
led a patient to the hospital here Tues
day.
State Mine Inspector Otto Eller-
man was an arrival Monday from
Lead.
The county board of commissioners
will meet April 6, in regular quarterly
session.
Attorney Arthur Sherin of Water
town was in the city yesterday on legal
matters.
Some Red Hat bargains at Moore's
for Friday and Saturday, March 10
20.-Adv.
Mrs. L. H, Sommers, residing north
of Pierre, is under quarantine for
smallpox.
Rev. Ashley Of Aberdeen, was a
Pierre visitor Tuesday, being enroute
to the Black Hills.
Miss Clara Farmer has gone to Min
neapolis from Huron, where she Will
visit with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Al H~ildebrandt have
gone to Hot Springs, Ark, for a sew
eral weeks stay.
Mrs. II. r.. Horner entertained at a
one O'Clock luncheon today, compliment
tary to Mrs. L, @. Warren.
I. r. Kelly of Harold accompanied
his son, who has been a patient at the
hospital here, to his home today.
Miss Sibyl March, a former Pierre
lady, now a resident of Seattle, arrig-
ed Tuesday for 9 visit with friends.
j. L. Mallory, cashier of the Amer
lean Exchange bank, returned Mon
day from a several days trip east,
Miss Eta Eakiu arrived Monday
from Minneapolis, where she Just
completed a course as a tratnednnrse.
George English of Yankton, was in
the city Tuesday, enroute to Under
wood, where he will locate on a home
stead.
Mrs. George Ravens and son re-
turned Saturday from a several
weeks visit with relatives at Iowa
points.
Ben S. Brown left Monday for Water
town, where he carries a stock of mu-
steal merchandise. He win be absent
two weeks.
Mrs. A. F. Moore entertained the
members of her Sunday school claas
at her home Monday evening. Those
present report a most enjoyable time.
A. H. AFFORD returned Tuesday
from Denver, to which place he ac-
companied his mother from Nebraska
in the hopes of improving her health,
Frank Grandle was in Pierre the first
of the week. He says live stock has
came through the winter moths in fine
condition, and that stock losses have
been unusually small.
Arthur Newlin left Monday morn
ing for Watertown and other points
in the eastern portion of the state.
He went to that section to dispose of
upland alfalfa seed.
Articles of incorporation have been
flied for the CLAIRE City Machine &
Auto Supply company OF Claire City,
capital $40, 900; incorporators: Frank
Wenschlang, Henry Schran, John II.
Ahrens.
Several tracts of land scattered
over tue entire Standing Rock Indian
reservation will be sold May 5 at
Mobridge. ALI the land has been ap-
praised and will not be sold lower
than the appraised value.
o. S. Basford, formerly of this
city, has moved to Bismarck, N. d.,
where he will devote his time to in
ran business, being n of the
incorporators of the ProYident IGsur-
ance company of that city.
E. Il. Wood has resigned as vice
president of the American Exchange
bank and will devote his entire time to
his increasing real estate and loan bust
ness. Mr.. Wood continues as q direc-
tor and stockholder of the institution.
John burlington, sheriff of Stanley
county, has located Mr.. Mcmillan,
defaulting city auditor of Fort Pierre,
in a rural town i'll Nevada. McMil-
Ian says he will return to Fort Pierre
without the usual requisition papers.