Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1910-07-21
LOCAL LACONICS

Miss May Seelye left Tuesday for
Montana.
Fred Stahl came in from Onida
Tuesday.
w. D. Nelson was in Minneapolis
last week.
Harry Freeman returned Tuesday
from Hisega.
E. E. johnson left Saturday for his
home at Ashton.
Ralph Bagby was down from
Okobjo this week.
DR.. d. W. Robinson returned
Tuesday from Hisega.
E. P. Them and wife have return
ed home from Canada.
H. R. Tarbell returned Tuesday
from trip to the hills.
Jay Reeves made business trip
to Minneapolis Tuesday.
Adolph Hajek arrived in the city
Monday from Mt. Vernon.
Mrs. Harry Davis and daughter of
Lacy spent Sunday in the city.
: John Griffin left yesterday for the
Black Hills to join an outing party.
Chas. w. Whiting transacted bust
ness matters at Aberdeen last week.
Rev. A. S. Loveall of Faulkton, has
been the guest of Pierre friends this
week.
Assistant Attorney General Ster-
ling of Redfeld, was in the city
Monday.
Howard Krabs of Milwaukee Wis,
is guest at the J j. Dalton home
this week.
The officers of Co. A. left for
WATERFOWL to enter weeks school
Of instruction.
E. P. Brockman and wife Of Re-
gina, Sask., Canada, are visiting at
the Kramer home.
L. Baker and daughter arrived yes
terday from Illinois for visit at the
M. w. Baker home.
Miss Nina Whiting of Mallaton,
Mimi, is visiting at the home Of her
uncle, c. S. Whiting.
Miss Edith Nelson returned Tues
day to Chicago after spending few
i weeks with her parents here.
Mrs. Clark of Big Stone. arrived
the fore part of the week for visit
with her sister. Mrs. Ramer.
Geo. Patrick left Monday for
Minnesota, where he was called by
the serious illness of his father
II. c. Shober departed this morn
ing for Washington, D. c., to resume
his duties as auditor Of the interior.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Henry passed away yesterday
Mrs. Henry is slowly improving in
health.
Misses Leila and Jennie Fitzpatrick
left Tuesday for their home at Girls
void, Iowa, after visit at the S. S.
Ruble home.
N. P. Christensen left for the
Black Hills Tuesday to look the
country over and improve the condi.
ton of his health.
Chas. Shriver, supposed to be from
Limaville, Ohio, committed suicide
at Deadwood Monday by taking a
dose of strychnine.
VIM. Thorne, who has been visit
ing his daughter, Mrs. w. A. Will
liams, for some time, departed Mon
day for his home in Philadelphia.
Prominent residents Of Gettysburg
will hold a two or three days carni-
i val and stock and grain exhibit at
Gettysburg before the close of the
summer.
No marked changes are expected in
the weather today. The prediction is
for fair weather in Nebraska, Iowa
and South Dakota, with no noticeable
rise in temperature.
Mrs. ChaS. kOrte and children LETT
yesterday for Cincinnati. She received
$3.50, in payment for insurance of
her husbands death, on $1,000
policy from the Bankers Club.
The returns to the state auditor
show that since the assessment of a
year ago eighty-one new telephone
companies have begun business in
this state. The total number return
ed to the assessment hoard a gear
ago was 293, and for this year the
number runs up to 374.
The rain of nearly an inch which
swept-over this part Of the state
Monday night, was SO far as can be
learned pretty general in the central
Missouri valley section. 1t will
come as a great help to corn, pastaue