Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-05-20

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from Sioux Falls.
Louis Jacobs was in this city Tues
day from Lennox.
Mrs. Frank Edwards of Capa, was a
Capital city visitor Tuesday.
Attorney j. A. Armstrong of Muir
do, passed Monday in Pierre.
F. r.. Stowell of LeMars, Iowa, was
transacting business in Pierre Monday.
w. G. Blair and B. Brainard of
OWanka, were Pierre visitors Tuesday.
Monty Reichman returned Sunday
from an extended trip to Iowa points.
A. B. Blake was up from Huron on
Tuesday attending to business matters.
e. B. Townsend of Philip, was in
the city Monday on real estate bust
ness.
VIM. Grebiug went to Mitchell Tues
day te attend the /. o. o. f. conven-
ton.
S. Fl. Goepforth of Watertown, was
looking after business matters here
Tuesday.
II. d Mrs. II. r. Horner left by
auto 'sday for their summer homein
Minnesota.
W. s and S. A. Allen were in from
Car' esday on a combined business
T.. ! mre visit.
Attorney w. E. Benedict of Belle
Fourche, was in the city Tuesday on
business before the supreme court.
Attorney H. E. Hitchcock of Nit
chell, was in the city Tuesday attend
ing to matters before the supreme
court.
Monroe Handlin entertained a num-
Der of little friends at his home Mon
day evening in honor of his seventh
birthday.
Chas. II. Burke has gone to Montana
where in company with VIM. Il. Brown
of Chicago, will journey over the Judith
BASIN country.
G. j. Starr and N. e. Howard are
serving as trial jurvmen during the
time of federal court, which began in
Deadwood on Tuesday.
Dan Kelley of the state railway
department, arrived home Saturday
from Chicago, where he spent several
days on professional business.
N. G. Hall arrived from Lead Sat
urday to join his family, who have
been guests at the w. S. O'Brien
home. Mr.. Hall and family left
Monday for a visit at the Twin Cities.
Among the Pierre people who have
gone to Rapid City to take in the state
e. A. r. eneampment are Mrs. j. w,
Laughlin, Mr. and Mrs. e. p. Farr,
H. ID. Jennings, j. C. Merrill, Mrs. ID.
W. March and Mrs. Squirting.
Articles Of incorporation have been
filed for the Farmers Creamery anc
Mercantile Co., at Whitewood, with
a capital of 1875, 900. Incorporators
c. N. Cooper, z. M. Bonnlwell T. G.
Mitchell, Peter Thompson.
The South Dakota Retail Merchants
association, in session at Sioux Falls
last week, adopted resolutions ask.
ing for l-cent postage. Pierre was
chosen as the 1916 meeting place. w
l.. Ware, of Clark, was selected a
president.
w. G. Schneider, a veterinary sur
geon of Gettysburg, is in the city re
ceiving medical treatment. Some few
days ago Mr.. Schneider received injur
les sustained from a horse kicking hin
while he was treating it,
Committees have been appointed t.
make arrangements for the celebra
ton of the Fourth of July in Pierre
Much encouragement has been giver
those in large by the public in genera
and nc .subt the day will be one Ions
to be remembered.
Thursday, May 81, has been chosen
as the o. ial clean up day in Pierre
The me ants are asked to close thei:
places of alsiness for a few hours OF
that dag d clean up the rubbish anc
elr. heir premises.
Fgosts which have adorned th,
landscape on a couple mornings O
late are reminders of a we'll wor1
fact that a warm April does not max,
a summer. There is usually atone
ment for al April that decks itself il
June attire and that is what is nov
coming to the nipped gardens.
Mesdames Chas. l.. Hyde, B.. J
Binford and G. H. Anderson entertain
ed a large circle of friends at a must
Gale at the st. Charles Saturday after
noon. After a long program of read