Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-05-18
Miss Lizzie-lNyatt was taken to the
hospital Saturday for treatment.

/ TOT Albert undersOu for
County Judge. Advertisement.
Miss Hazel johnson of near Can
ming, is assisting at the Moore store.
Henry Karcher left last week for a
visit with relatives at Illinois points.
Gus Brettling returned Monday
from an extended visit with relatives
in Nebraska.
A regular term of the federal court
convened at Deadwood Tuesday, Judge
Elliott presiding.
Mir. and Mrs. j. Mead of Lead, are
in the city in attendance at the Under
takers convention.
Deadwood reports a fall of 80 inches
of snow in a 2days' storm there on
Sunday and Monday.
G. Carol arrived Monday from Kan
sas City to attend the state convention
of the Funeral Directors.
Miss Helen Logan of near Harold,
is sbending the week end here with her
sister, Mrs. Louis Beck.
Attorney Forrest Auldredge of the
state legal department, spent Sunday
with his family at Faulkton.
Sam Johnson Of the Chapman barber
shop, Went out to his homestead near
Quinn the first of the week.
Mrs. w. II. Harris is in the city
from Gettysburg to accompany Mr..
Harris home from the hospital.
Drs. II. M. Isenberg and w. II.
Tweedle attended the state dentists
convention at Sioux Falls last week.
Miss Hazel Matter came up from
DeSmet Tuesday and went out to her
home near Okobojo for a short visit.
A large shipment of Texas cattle
passed through here Sunday enroute to
Nowlin, whore they were disposed of.
Rev. Paul Roberts of Brookings,
occupied the pulpit at the Episcopal
church Sunday morning and evening.
Raymond Tarbe}l has returned home
from Des Moines, where he has at
tended Highland Park college the past
year.
The community dinner held by the
c. A. r., w. r. G. and S. of Y. at the
Carnegie library Friday evening was
largely attended.
Miss Hilda Alseth of Lake Preston,
who has been taking q course in library
work at The Carnegie library, departed
Monday for her home.
Many Odd Fellows and Rebekahs
from over the state have passed through
the city enroute to Hot Springs to at
tend the grand lodge session being held
there this week.
Onlda Waterman: l.. S. Howard
is making arrangements to break up
and put into flax q quarter section of
land which he owns in Summit town
ship j. &. Gunsalus of Blunt will
do the work.
Articles have been filed for the
Beresford Lumber Co, capital of
$50, 900. Incorporators, A. Drabeck,
Sioux Fails; John Bergman, Elan
dreau: Andrew Bergstrom, Beres-
ford.
According to Minneapolis papers
the flow of immigrants to South is in
fall swing. THE immigration sea-
son IS open and from this time for
ward the movement over all the roads
is expected to be heavy says n re-
port.
Articles of incorporation have been
FLEE for the Bank of Commerce at Mil
bank; capital S25, 600. Incorporators,
G. 3. Breckenridge, president; c. j..
Iice, wee president; C. E. Williams,
cashier; a. j. Lindahl. assistant cash
Ter.
A heavy storm of rain and snow
visited this section Saturday and Sun
day, bat caused no damage to crops.
The ground received a good soaking
which Will prove very beneficial to
growing grain and gardens. Over
two inches. Of precipitation is re.
ported.
Articles of Incorporation have been
filed for the Farmers 81 Merchants
Mill Company at Timber Lake, with
q capital of $50, 900. Among the in
corporators are Frank Brockamp, o.
j, Fett, Albert Kingman of Timber
Frank Peterson, Leon Bistol
Of Firesteel.
The state conventions of the Retail
Merchants association and the Tn
dertakers association convened in
city Tuesday for a three days
session. A large number of members
of both associations are in attend
ance and are being royalty entertain
I'd by the Commercial club and local