Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1909-09-23
Tony Hengel is visiting relatives at

Tony Hengel is visiting relatives at
Kimball.
Geo. A. Silsby is in the city today
from Mitchell.
E. M. Wanbaugh has returned from
aIbusiness trip to Iowa.
A daughter was born this morning
to Mr.. and Mrs. G. R. Kent.
Miss M. B. Liddel Of Highmore is
here for visit with friends.
M, B. Hastings is in Stanley county
with a party of homestead location
hunters
W. j. Feddray left today for Oma-
ha. He has been visiting at the J. j.
| Dalton home.
| E. j. Lacy was in from his road
ranch at Lacy yesterday on business
matters.
G. G. Maben is selling off his house
hold furniture, preparatory to leave
for the south.
c. w. Humphrey passed last week!at
the state fair. He says 1T was splen-
did show throughout.
Guy F. Barnes went to Sioux City
on saturday, where he has since been
watching the flyers go.
Miss Martha Backhaus left this
morning for Luverne, Mimi, after
spending few days here.
John L. Sullivan and Jake Kilrain
will give two exhibitions daily dur
ing the Gas Belt Exposition.
| Chas. E. Deland is away to the
Pacific northwest. Before returning
he Will visit Portland, and points
farther south.
Hard collections made or no pay fol-
service. Address, R. M. Carpenter,
Lock Box 434 Pierre, S. D. Office
with Mutual ms. Co.
Miss Nellie Kamrouski leaves fol
her home Saturday at Stevens Point
Wis. She has been employed as
stenographer for the Hastings Land
company.
Money to loan and real estate il
Hughes, Stanley or Sully counties
large or small amounts. 2s3 Pierre
street, Title Insurance & Trust Co.
Pierre, S. d. 1stf
The members Of the Bachelor
T club and Mrs. White and daughter
Dorothy, went out to Oahe in auto.
mobiles last evening, arriving at the
home of Dr.. Riggs they all enjoyed
watermelon feast.
Land seekers coming here from
Iowa and Illinois express the utmost
amaZement at the stand and grade Of
our corn this year. Many of them
are perfectly frank to own that ouI
corn is better grade than theirs. A,
2. a corn state South Dakota takes {
/ higher place each year.
Tuesday, October 5, will commenc,
IN Huron the twenty-ffth annual SEES
sion of the South Dakota conferenc,
t of Methodist churches, which will
: call to that city 300 or more minister
( and laymen, together with a numbe
of prominent Methodist divines from
: other states. Bishop ohm L. Nuelsen
d of Omaha, will preside
Mesdames S. S. Ruble and Ralsto1
returned Saturday from Huron wher
u they had charge of the exhibit fror
t Hughes county in the woman's build
ing. The display was the largest eve
sent from this county. Hughes cour
n ty was given third prize of $50 TIL
e money will be used for new book
s for the library.
At teachers meeting here, M. M
e Kramer, former state superintendent
e of schools, suggested that while Ger
e eral W. h. FL. Beadle is still alive,
monument be crested to him in homo
|. of his services in territorial days i
" saving to the state of South Dakot
t. the school lands which has placed th
schools of the state on such a sati
= factory basis from monetary poi1
Of view.
n The teachers of the city schoo
s. were given reception in the parlol
:, of the Methodist church last Frida
), evening. Mrs. j. S. Sebree presidir
=. over the management of the affai
- Governor Vessey gave an address
welcome followed by Rev. A.
Loveall who gave few interestir
- remarks. Prof. M. M. Kramer on b
half of the teachers responded to IL
. address in very creditable name
= A short musical program was give
at the close of which refreshmen
r, were served.