Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-01-27
Chas Miner of Martin, was . Capt

Chas Miner of Martin, was q Capt.
tai city visitor Monday.
The Dickens club met at the Robin
son home Monday evening.
A son was born this morning to Mr..
and Mrs. Roy Chisholm.
j. G. Groseclose and Jesse Harry
were in from Okobojo Saturday.
Miss Evelyn Baden of Harold, UNDER
went an operation at the hospital yester-
day.
Q. L Sweet, attorney for the state
railway commission, returned today
from Rapid City.
M. II. O'Brien, insurance commission
er, has gone to Aberdeen to attend a
meeting of insurance men.
AL H~ildebrandt arrived home yester-
day from West Bend, Ind. He is much
improved, physically speaking.
The Parent Teachers association of the
Nu0oi obp ltiSl SlilOOl Will meet al tllC
high school building tomorrow afternoon.
Miss Julia Teske has gone to St. Paul
where she will spend several weeks be
fore purchasing her stock of spring mil
linery.
Jewett Bros. & Jewett of Sioux
Falls, have extended its grocery bust
ness, having incorporated with a CAPT
tai of $500, 900.
Mrs. S. S. Huffman, an old and re-
spected resident of Sully county, passed
away the first of the week, the cause of
death being grippe.
l. a. Bourke of Canning, bought a
fine bunch of stock cattle here the first
of the week. Six cents per pound was
the price paid.
Frank Hinsey shipped in a carload of
fine stock cattle last week, and took the
lot to his ranch. He is succeeding well
in raising cattle.
Mrs. l.. Barber came over from
Onida last week, submitting to an
operation for the removal of a can
cerous growth of the breast.
40 acres alfalfa $50 per acre. so
acres of which 3S acres are in alfalfa,
$50 per acre; wild hay, 50 90 per ton.
j. H. Johnson, Fort Pierre, s. ID.
The Pierre Commercial club are plan
ing a big treat for tomorrow night,
when they will present their minstrel
play, The Famous Georgia Min.
strels."
Hose Co. No. 1, have announced a
masquerade ball, to be given in the audi
forum on the evening of February 4
Good music and a good time is promised
by the management thereof.
Articles of incorporation have beer
filed forthe Bethlehem Lutheran church
at Aberdeen. Trustees, j. o. Ludboe
Chris Olsen, M. H, Lund, C. f. Haugt
and H. G. Lund.
Mrs. B J. O'Donnell came I'D from
Blunt Monday to accompany her two
children home, who had been staying a
the E. M. Quinn home during thei
mothers recent illness.
whe Rife club help their annual meet
ing last evening. e~lecting the following of
f@cers; President, H, M. Derr; vice
president, H. M. Isenberg; secretary, Q
B. Linstad; secretary, w, ]. Harris.
Nick Boehme has disposed Of his in
t~erests in the opera house barber sbo.
to Rolla Chapman who will conduc
the business in the future. MIR. Beohm
and family are contemplating movln
to Minneapolis.
The Elkton basket ball team defeate
the Pierre team in a close game her
yesterday, the score being IT to "A. TIL
first hair of the game was held bv TIL
locals with a score of IL to 9, the las
bali being hotly contested.
Insurance Commissioner O'Brien re
ports that he mas cancelled the certif
cate of the American Fraternal Unior
IA accident and health fraternal ass,
citation at Sioux Falls, on grounds thu
the company is insolvent, and no ne
license will be granted them.
C. II. CassIll, former state treasure
of South Dakota, now residing in So,
kane, Wash, is in this city on a bus
) ness trip. The state has recent
; brought suit against him in the Unite
States court to recover alleged intere
collections on state funds, while he w;
I. treasurer.
The State Game and Fish commi
q sion have located a fish hatchery at Il
outlet of Lake Ksmpeska at Waite
. town. They will remove and remod
the buildings formerly owned by tt
state militia and will convert it into
n hatchery. 1t might be suspected tn
a il is a peace move in more than o.
II sense.