Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1908-06-18
Aubrey Lawrence is down Brook.

J,sGeS Damn is transactlng business
matters at Philip.
r. p. Stewart of Deadwood, is here
on legal business.
Frank Craft, state fire marshal, is IN
the city from Mitchell,
Miss Helen Cutting arrived this
morning from Canada.
Mrs. Maud Carter left this morning
Minneapolis for visit.
John Hirning, state auditor, came in
from Campbell county Tuesday.
&C. Maben and wife left Tuesday
for visit at Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
0. S. Bastord, insurance commission
er, arrived Tuesday from Redheld.
L. l.. Stevens and family left Tues
day for Oregon to enjoy a vacation.
E. z. Thorn, editor Of the Forest
City Press, was in the city last week.
Ivan Goodner came in from Rapid
City for visit with his parents here.
Mrs. E. G. Cornell and Violet Elder
of Huron are guests at the l.. H. Glow
home
Mrs. G. J Bach and Verne Mansfield
of Hurley are in the city visiting rela-
tives.
Mrs. Forsyth and children Of Texas
are visiting the formers sisser, Mrs. M.
j. Schubert.
Hugh Jaynes purchased a load of
sheep yesterday from A. Carlson of
Sully county.
Claude Walker went toIPhilip today
to take charge of stock of merchan.
kise at that place.
Doane Robinson left yesterday for
Minnetonka to attend the National
Librarians meeting
Mrs. e. G. Jacobsen will have charge
of the Carnegie library during the
absence of Mrs. Carter.
Governor Crawford on Tuesday ap-
pointed G. G. Heffley Of Redfeld game
warden of Sphinx county.
The ball game on Tuesday between
Highmore and Pierre resulted in a
score of to in favor of the former.
J. c. Boyles and wife of Yankton
passed through the city today to attend
the encampment which is being held in
the Hills.
| Homer Hoover arrived today from
Brookings to take the position OF
stenographer in the office of the state
engineer.
A cloud burst was reported this
morning at Huron by passengers on The
early morning train. Water on the
street being knee deep.
E. f. Mercer was chosen commission
or to succeed J. Z. Youngberg in tn,
Third district, and Frank Grandle il
the Canning district.
Wokama and Philip ball teams playet
yesterday morning, the score being t.
5 in favor of Philip. Pierre in tn
afternoon playing Philip.
, Tickets will be on sale to Ho
Springs, So. OAK, June 2O-22, return
limit June 9th, at rate of one fare fo
E round trip, account q. A. r. Encamp
ment.
Q Misses Martha and Pauline Suthel
9 land have returned from college a
Grand Island, Neb. They were &C
, companied home by a cousin. Miss Ne
Y lie Sutherland
A very large amount of drift WOO
;. may be seen in the river at this poin
@ and the wood banks are working ovel
time land everything in that line pos
sIble. Lumber, logs and trees was i
yesterdays catch.
Chas w. Roberts of Pierre and Mis-
Lulu McFarling Of Wolsey, we're maj
, ried at the home Of the brides parent
L Rev. j. P. Anderson performing tn
marriage ceremony. After the cere
: mony a bountiful wedding dinner ws
e served.
The marriage of Miss Edith Randa
d and Fred Riggle was solemized yestel
a day at high noon, Rev. John Askin {
the Congregational church o1liciatin!
n Eoth parties are we'll and highly r
t. spected young people.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. c. G. Ber
le nett entertained company of ladies
,e honor of Mesdames Goodner, Mea
Renwick. The parlors being beau
If fully decorated with red, white ar
# pink roses. At the close Of which r
freshments were served.
h The water right appl on of Il
If Hill City Electric Power company WI
granted by State Engineer Lsa, T. \
. March of the company accompanied
At his attorney l.. H. Hedrich, of H
.. Springs making the application.
I. Dr. Goodfellow and wife of Groto
a Dr. Redfield and wife Of Parker arriv,
in the CITY Monday to attend the m II