Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1909-06-03
Speed the corn pillow.

! Miller.
Mrs. Albert Thorne is in the city
from Capa.
Business called Sheriff Laughlin to
Blunt yesterday.
State Secretary Policy returned
Tuesday from Deadwood.
F. M. Massey of DeGray dispatched
business in the city today.
G. w. Richardson and j E. Tuggins
of Canning are in the city today.
Mrs. Maud Damn was the guest of
Mrs. Jas. Volek, at Highmore Satur-
day.
| Albert Nixon and family of Pom
eroy, Iowa, are visiting relatives in
the city.
| 5. II. Lea, state engineer, went to
Sioux Falls today on professional
matters.
The Sully County Teachers Insti-
tute will be held at Onida June l4-19
inclusive.
| j. H. Wilson Of Harold was tran
sacting business matters in the city
last week.
Mrs. Mabel Henry of Sioux Falls,
was guest at the Brandhuber home
last week.
Mrs. l. L. Squirting returned today
from an extended visit in Wisconsin
and Illinois.
Fred S. Payson of Blunt is in the
city today He sees bright future
for that promising town.
Jacob Kalmes of Winona, Mimi,
arrived today for visit with his
daughter, Mrs. j. F. Barthen.
E. H. Martin passed through the
city today enroute to Hayes where he
will make final proof on his claim.
Governor Vessey has appointed
Carl Behrens of Rapid City as mem
Der of the state board Of embalmers
! J. r. McVean, representing the
American Type Founders Co., of
Minneapolis, was in the city Wednes
day.
The Home Coming Day is rapidly
approaching and it bids fair to prove
the greatest day Aberdeen has ever
witnessed.
G. M. Livingstone made a trip to
Onida yesterday. He says that land
values in that locality are rapidly
advancing.
Mrs. Geltz purchased 92 feet front
on Capitol avenue Monday. She will
cause to be built thereon two DIV ell
ing houses.
The action Of the city authorities in
lessening the wandering canine popu.
lation Of the city will be generally
commended.
Mrs. G. T. Dixie entertained a mum
Der of ladies Tuesday afternoon il
honor Of her sister, Mrs. Boardman
of Marshalltown, Iowa
Judge Haney left today for Aber
deem, at which place he will deliver
an address at the commencement ex
ercises Of the Normal school
During the month Of April the
Modern Woodmen Of America issu &c
IA, $40 benefit certificates to new mem
bers and chartered 1873 new camps.
The Highmore Herald comes to us
this week enlarged and otherwis,
improved. Bro. Perkins, the pub
Usher, edits the Herald with com
manding tact.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Partridge
were given surprise party at thei
home last evening by a number o
their friends. Refreshments wer
served during the evening.
/ G. A. Shannon Of the Stock Grow
8 ers bank, Fort Pierre, passed through
the city Thursday on his return fron
! Asbury, N. j., where he has bee
8 spending his vacation.
The report of the local weathe
bureau shows that nearly six inche
] of rain fell during May, nearly all il
the last of the month. Crops are il
? excellent condition and growing we'll
e Governor Vessey today appointe'
Oarl Behrens of Rapid City, a mem
r Der of the state pharmacy board t,
@ fill vacancy caused by the expira
ton of the commission Of S. r. Smit
Of Lead.
Articles of incorporation were file
yesterday for the Roseland Stat
: Bank, Trip county, capital $4,000
Incorporators: G. G. Hammill, Rose
land; j. W. Stewart, Ernest Jackson
;, Dallas.
Alfred 7. Horton, publisher of tn
Volga Tribune, was in the city durin
last week. Mr.. Horton is one of tn
~ best writers in this state, and tn
;. Tribune is growing brighter wit