Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1907-06-06
Mrs. N. Newbanks has returned from

Homer Hoover went to Brookings to-
day; he will return Saturday:
G. j. Nordlie, of Madison, Wis, is
visiting his daughter Florence.
Mrs. N. L. Heggland has been quite
Ill the past week, but Is now better.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l. Newell are the
proud parents of a son, born Monday
night
Mrs. DR.. Brink left this morning for
Yankton, where che went to visit her
parents.
Rev. Buttertield, of Miller, preached
Sunday to large congregation in the
M. E. church.
G. j. Mcleod of Aberdeen, and John
Longstatf. OF Huron, were east bound
passengers today.
State Treasurer c. H Ca.sill and
family arrived this week and will make
an extended stay.
After July 4, j. F. Olander of Brook
lngs will fill position in the office of
the State superintendent.
Emmett Cole returned today from
Huron. He says the G. A. r. encamp.
ment was rousing success.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Hyde and sons
are visiting in Winnipeg. They expect
to be away about two weeks.
Miss Grace Evans has resigned her
position with Ben Brown, and will
spend the summer with her parents at
Midland.
Conductor Finch carried home one of
the first cases of ssMinneskala" that the
company put out. Huron people know
a good thing when they see it.
Geo. Reed is suffering with dislo-
Gated collar bone and other bruises,
caused by being thrown from the
buggy while driving Saturday.
Mrs. H. L. Wiggam is entertaining
her mother, Mrs. FL. D. Wendte and
sisters Mesdames Snyder and Mills, all
Of Ponca, Nebraska, on the homestead
near Wendte.
Mrs. j. l.. Lockhart was the hostess
at an informal gathering Saturday ev-
ening. Five Hundred was the diver
sion. Refreshments we're served, and a
very pleasant evening enjoyed.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Nelson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Lllibridge and Mesdames
Thos. Brown and John Laughlin were
among those who attended the G. A
r. meeting, this week at Huron.
Hans A. Ustrud, the delegate from
the Minnehaha Mandskor to the annual
meeting of the North Western Scan
dinavian Singing society, which met at
Minneapolis last week, has returned.
| Upon the return of State Audi tor
Hirning from Herreid, he was accom- :
panied by John Bibelheimer, who has
accepted the position of book keeper,
in the auditors office. The vacancy
was caused by the resignation of L. G.
| Brown.
A party of young people had de-
lightful outing last week, on Medicine
creek near Rousseau. Mesdames Bill
linghurst and Starkey were the chaper-
ones. Bobby Nipple proudly brought
home nice string of fish, his own
| catch.
Waseca paper is credited with saying
the only vegetation which thrives in
that section this spring is the dande-
lion, (which grows fine in warm wealth.
er, fine in cool weather and particularly
so this spring.
Mrs. J. w. Morse, who came IN some
weeks ago to be with her daughter
Dorothy who was i'll at the hospital, re-
turned Monday to her claim near Mid
land. Dorothy accompanied her and
will remain until strong enough to
resume her position in the wholesale
house.
Governor Crawford today appointed
G w. Collins, of Vermillion, for six
year term as member Of the state
board of dental examiner, and appoint
edJ. c. McCartner, of Mitchell, to the
same board to fill the vacancy caused
by the revoking of the certificate OF
Larson.
One of the summer experiences Of
Tuesday was brief furry of snow
sandwiched between a couple of the
several rain showers that made the day
unpleasant, the mercury going down tt
48. South Dakota is not now Growing
any over New York, which announced
a snow storm on the End.
Highmore Herald: The frogs are sing
ing in their greatest glee. What NOR,
welcome sound to the heart and sou
than the tuneful melody of the littl,
nocturnal, aquatic webfoot troubadour'
The meadow lark for the fields ant
| the robin for the backyard, but TO