Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1910-07-07
Fred Villas was at Huron yesterday.


Fred Villas was at Huron Yesterday.
A. R. Smiley Of Stamford, Is in the
city.
0. c. Dokken left today fol Tor
onto.
Claude Garner is in the city from
Blunt.
Clifford Joy is in the city from
Midland.
Fred Smith arrived today from
Aberdeen.
Mrs. George Coates went to Can
ming today.
Governor Vessey returned today
from Omaha.
The supreme court has adjourned
until September 1.
Hon. G. H. Burke returned today
from Washington.
S. H. Lea left today for a trip in
the Hills country.
G. E. DeLand was morning ar
rival from Sioux Falls.
II. R. Tarbell and son left yester-
day for the Hills country.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Crane will
leave this evening for Chicago.
| G. e. Grimes and Miss Winnie
Ridgeway spent the 4th at Aberdeen.
Mesdames G. L. Hyde and B. A f.
Cummins returned today from Pierre
Lodge.
The high cost of living also seems
to have been in the hands Of it's
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. +. Adrian passed
the Fourth at Sansarc, Stanley
county.
A. F. Handley returned Monday
from business trip to southern Ne
braska.
Mrs. H. r. Paulson of Volga, who
has been guest Of her sister, Mrs
G. e. Swanson, left yesterday for her
home.
= The second National Conservation
Congress meets in st. Paul Septem-
Der GIG.
L. C. Carroll and wife of Carpio,
N. D., are guests at the home of d.
c. Coppage.
b. A. Cummins and wife expect to
leave Saturday for an extended visit
in Vermont.
Rev. and Mrs. John Askin left yes
terday for visit at Kearney, Neb.
: They will also visit in Iowa before
returning.
Miss Fannie Ayers returned yester,
day from Chicago. She was accom-
panied by Mrs. Prentice and Miss
T Bessie Ayers.
About July 25th train service will be
announced over the Blunt Gettysburg
!, line. A passenger train will run from
e Pierre to Redfeld.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Airey have
7. decided to leave Pierre, and will &c
e Chicago soon. They expect tc
locate in Michigan.
t Mr.. and Mrs. D. D. Campbell left
e Tuesday for their home in British
!. Columbia. They have been guests a
: the T. A. Campbell home
: The Gray Construction Co. of Wat
6 ertown has been awarded the con
tract for the new high school build
d ing, the amount being $3s, 1907.
e F. G. Mueller formerly bookkeepe
:. for the Pierro Mutual Insurance Co.
has been appointed as chief clerk il
n the insurance commissioner office.
h The Georgia Rats won the game OF
8 ball from the Pierre pickup team
yesterday by score of to A. The
s colored team played at Blunt thi
e afternoon.
y The Home Dairy, together wit
g full equipment, is offere d for sale
/ and also fifteen good milk COWS
| htlc Is ~ op1CAo1u IL
n a hustler.
u Rev. Tilden and wife leave thi
! week for a vacation. They will spen,
:. most of the time at Des Moines
= where Rev. Tilden served as paste
for nine years,
u Monday the Old Settlers associa
VI tion elected the following officers
/ President, P. F. Mcclure; vice-presi
l. dent, VIM. Fl. Frost; secretary Urea
!. surer, Zell Guthrie.
Crop conditions over the Jane
II River valley and most portions o
,. the state east of the Missouri rive
IL have been materially benefited b
IL heavy rains during the past few days
n The county commissioners of Stan
ley county have set the 10th of thi
month as the date when they final
: decide in what manner thew will dis