Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1911-06-01
THE LOCAL NEWS

tuesday.
B. j. Valentine came in from Quinn
Saturday.
c. ]. Burt left Friday for his home
at Lodi, Wis.
VIM. Dougherty came up from De-
Grey Saturday.
Mrs. Miracle of Wendte is a guest
of friends in the city.
Ross Miller of Huron, was business
visitor in the city Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs J.F. HELLER of Mid
land, spent Sunday in Pierre.
Mrs. A. L. Runyan of Huron, is the
guest of relatives in this city.
l.. F. Harding left Saturday for
Chase, Neb., to visit his mother.
Messrs. George and Henry Whalen
came up from Blunt Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Harris left Fri
day for visit in Minneapolis.
Ralph Longstaff went to Hnron on
Tuesday for visit with his parents.
Mrs. c. c. Lyons of Agar was the
guest of Pierre friends over Sunday.
Frank Bedding of Rapid City, was
the guest of relatives here Saturday.
F. R. Moulton, division superintend
ent of the C. & NJ w. road, is in the
city.
A. w. Ewert returned last week
from a business trip to Miles City,
Mont.
Miss Verna Kleinschmidt of Blunt,
was the guest of Miss Carrie Grinard
Saturday.
E. Huntington, deputy state revenue
collector, was an arrival from Aberdeen
Saturday.
Saturday last, David Bear, black
smith, exchanged his shop and lot for
$4,000 in cash.
A. W. Loomey arrived Saturday
from Belle Fourche for visit with old
friends in the city.
Arthur Livingstone worshippad in
Pierre Sunday; leaving Monday for
his home in Onida.
The school clerks are about the bust
est men in the county nowadays; the
school census is being taken.
MI. and Mrs. j. G. Sherman of
Pactola, this state, were guests at
the Dickey nome over Sunday.
f. J. McCalmont went to his farm
in Sully county on Monday. He is
making improvements thereon.
Mrs. Geo. Mellette of Fielder and
Mrs. F. M. Forsythe of Midland, were
the guests of Mrs. Effie Schultz over
Sunday.
The state board of agriculture has
let the contract for the erection Of
several new stock barns at the fair
grounds in Huron.
DIR. o. n. Hoyt returned home Sun
day from stay of two weeks in Chi
cage. Mrs. Hoyt will not return for
an indefinite time.
Walter Bowlin, nephew of F. j. Nc
Calmont, arrived here Saturday from
Indiana. He may decide to locate per-
manently in this state.
At.the opening of the next school year
three new studies will be added to the
high school course, commercial courses,
manual training and domestic science.
Albert Anderson is in Giants Pass
Oregon, wherein he acquired interests
three months ago. The purpose of
his trip there at this time is to pur-
chase 400 acres of timber land.
Huronite, 81: Miss Ruth Peterson
of Pierre, an assistant in the office of
the state superintendent of public in.
struction, passed through here this
morning on her way to Sioux Falls.
The ladies' auxiliary to the South Da-
keta Medical association will meet in
Pierre on June IA, Is and 16. This or
ganization is new in the state, being or
gained in Hot Springs last September.
at the time of the state meeting Of the
medical association.
The Fl. Pierre National bank is
constructing splendid block in Fort
Pierre, and the building contractor
says he will complete the improve
ment before August l. Plans lead
us to think it will be one of the best
buildings in central South Dakota.
Another fine rain visited this To-
cality Friday afternoon. Hughes
county is getting an abundance of
moisture so far, and old residents
say the indications for a good crop
are the best they have seen. Small