Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1908-06-18
j. T. O'Hanlon is in from Blunt.
Mrs. George Towie is in from Leslie.
r.. A. Owen is down from Blunt.

r. A. Owen is down from Blunt.
Ina Sutley IS visiting friends in the
city.
F. Cooper of Canton, is visiting in
the city.
w. IL. Matter and wife are here from
Okobojo.
"A. Gunderson went out to Wokama
yesterday.
Mrs. j. X. Breeder left yesterday for
Rapid City
Mrs G. J. Bach of Hurley is visiting
friends here.
| Hans Ustrud returned from Sioux
Falls today.
Mrs. Richard Garrett is in the city
from Harold.
T. Il. Barnard is in the city from
Monroeville, Ind.
DR.. Hart of Blunt, was professional
caller here today.
Miss Margaret karcher is home from
Ferry Hall college.
Miss Stella Burke Of Huron is the
guest of Della Smith.
julie Workman moved his family to
Fort Pierre Tuesday.
Miss Pearl Wertz of Aberdeen, is
visiting friends here.
| Peter Sweeney of Rapid City, is Wis
iting his brother here.
Frank Hits and wife are expected
home tomorrow night.
j. j. Dalton and wife have returned
from a visit in Wisconsin.
George Mattison of Ponca, Neb., is
in the city on land business,
The tiremen were given a trip to the
buffalo, ranch this morning.
Rev. I. J. Dent of Aberdeen, visi ted
friends in the city yesterday.
Mrs. A. b. Nelson returned yester-
day from Omaha and Des Moines, La.
Howard Samuel and wife left yester
day for a two weeks visit in the b lack
Hills.
Louis Safkin and Miss Laura Wisie
of Pedro were married here Tuesday
evening.
Allie and Edna GULL were taken tc
the Children's Home at Sioux Falls
Tuesday.
Harold Breeder returned today from
Beloit, Wis, where he has been attend
ing college.
Miss Mae Sheppard who has been at
tending college at Vermil)ion arrived
home last night.
The Country club has invited thu
State association of golf clubs to NEE
here in August.
Mrs. f. J. Gassner and Millie Pens
chel of Lakeville, Mimi, are the guests
of relatives here.
, The game of ball between Pierre an,
, Wokoma this morning, resulted 8 to
in favor of the latter.
: A county convention of Sunda
Schools in Sully county has feen call
:. ed to meet in Onida, July 18th.
Rev. John Askin left today for Rapi
City to attend a meeting of the Con
gregaticnal clergy at that place.
+ State Treasurer Casslll has made
: call for warrants amounting to $l3O,
600 for for the Goth of this month.
In the race between the weeds an
4 the corn it is suspected the weathe
man has staked his all on the weeds
: Misses Mabel and Maud Kenda
: arrived yesterday from Couacil Bluff
n Iowa, for an extended visit in the city
State Engineer S. H. Lea left toda
IS for Huron where will address the S tat
: Threshers association on the subject {
5, good roads.
g The Missouri is dignifed old stream
= Instead of getting out of it's banks, lik
IS some of the small fry, it takes in tt
banks and flows along in its lordly wa
Il feeling as fine as silk.
: vaOnida Waterman. A Sully count
II reception was held at the home of NJ
:. and Mrs. Claude Garner in Pierre OF
3 evening last week. 1t was in honor (
Mrs. kimmel. About Is guests wei
l. present.
n Mankato Commercial College, Mar
!, kato, Mimi, base ball team made tr
/ through South Dakota and playe
d about rs games. The boys are certain
D. ly lot of gentlemanly fellows and
credit to the school.-Review
le The flax crop has attained magn
Is fcent growth, and promises an abul
1. dant yield. A. G. Brink, who is Il
" largest individual! land owner in Il
1T state, has crop of 1000 acres of fls
and he is confident that the nyestmen
ment will bring him enorm GUS return
"a The mortuary statistics from the Sc
eral Indian reservations in this sta