Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1911-07-27
DeEtte Lillibridge is visiting friends

Miss Anna Whiting went to Onida
yesterday.
A. F. Dotson went to points in
Kansas Tuesday.
Charles Fisher came home from Hi.
sega on Tuesday.
Mrs. j 2. Anderson came in from
Sansarc yesterday.
Mrs. Dow Snith of Philip, is a guest
at the Earl Hall home.
Mrs. Brown of Aberdeen is a guest
at the Judge Smith home.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. C.. Coppage are
home from an outing trip in the Hills.
DeLorme Robinson returned Tuesday
from protracted stay in Mitchell this
state.
M. j. Tallman went to Canada
Tuesday, where he may decide to
locate.
Miss May WEIGH returned yesterday
from visit with her parents near
Elkton.
Mrs. G. Wales is in Highmore, where
she went Monday to pay visit to her
parents.
Misses Pauline and Martha Suther
land will open a kindergarten early
this fall.
Some choice vegetables, grown in the
vicinity of Canning, were marketed
here last week.
Mrs. Hiberger and family left Tues
day for Arriba, Colo, where they
will make their home.
Mrs. Linstad aud Misses Clara and
Hazel Hanson returned yesterday
from Lake Kampeska.
Mrs. G. l.. Crouch, sister of Mrs.
Frank Crane, arrived yesterday morn
ing, coming from Chicago
| Miss Frances Brink went to Fargo
N D., yesterday, where she will visit
her sister, Mrs. Matthew Murphy.
Cliff Johnson, O. H. Johnson and c.
o. Trygstad were in the city yesterday
from Brookings. The party were en-
route to the Hills
E. F. Swartz was home coming
passenger Tuesday, He paid a visit to
his parents the first of the week, who
| resida in Sio,,x Civ
j. r. Mcknight arrived home Tues
day morning from stay in the Hills
He says that many sight and pleasure
seekers are there.
Much needed side improvement is
being done in East Pierre by the city
fathers, and more would be done il
funds were available.
That benevolent and beneficiary or.
der, A. o. U. W.; paid a policy Tues
day in full of $4,000, carried by Phil.
Pietrus, who died this month.
/. H. G. Obershaw says that on Sep
TENDER he will cease to be manager O
the Grand opera house. Mr. Obershav
thinks of going to Watestown to reside
W. H. Bailey, reported i'll last week
again took up his duties in the depart
ment of state. No trifing ailment cal
long keep down good, competent fei
low, like he.
4 Tuesday workmen began excavations
for two dwelling houses. The improve
ments are to be made by Fred William.
and Miss Maude Williams, both OF
Summit Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. }. G.. Lockhart hav
moved from their former home a
Mobridge to Seattle, Wash, where
Mr.. Lockhart has position with the
Milwaukee road.
| Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Calhoon hav
again begun home life in this city. Bot
are meritorious and it is the hope O
acquaintance that they will long enjo,
the companionship of each other.
A fine IS acre field of wheat is fas
maturing on the Charles Zeigler farm
eight miles northeast of Pierre. Those
competent to judge are confident tina
the average yield will reach Ia bushel
per acre.
Arthur Farmer arrived home Mon
day morning from his trip to Roches
ter, N. Y, where he was in attendanc,
upon the National conclave of the An
Gent Arabic Order of the Mobiles O
the Mystic Shrine, in session in tina
city July 11-12.
| A message, carried by the Associat
ed Press from Watertown Tuesda,
says: Crazed by the action of Nor
ton H. Lewis, who, while intoxicat
ed last night, jumped from speedin,
automobile, breaking his neck, Johr
Cooke, the driver, hanged himself
early this morning.