Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1911-07-06

| w. u, Gundy came IN from Fielder
Saturday.
| Geo. Sayre left Saturday for visit
at Milbank.
o. o. Young spent the Fourth with
| friends at Huron.
Tom c. McNamee returned Tuesday
from trip east.
Doane Robinson, state historian, is
spending the week at Hisega.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. E. Griffith of Har-
rold, were in the city Friday.
Miss Dora Logan left Saturday for a
visit with home folks near Harold.
| A number of young people spent
the Fourth picnicing near the Lum-
ley ranch.
Guy Erickson returned Saturday
from on extended visit in the eastern
part of the state
Mrs. ]. R. Henry expects to go to
Iowa next week, to pay visit to the
cold folks at home.'
w. G. Hull is away to Iowa, where
he went to close sale of lands in
northern Minnesota.
Mrs. HI. c. Farmer is enjoying a
visit from sister, Mrs. Caaneke,
who resides in the Badger state.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Nelson are ex-
pected to return Saturday from stay
of month on the Pacific coast.
Miss Cora Mccoy who has been the
guest at the McCord home left
yesterday for her home at Miller.
Miss Mabel Westover, niece of n.
A, Hardy, arrived here today from
St. Louis, and will remain until fall.
Mrs. G.. II. Burke intends to GO to
Seattle next week for summers
stay with a daughter. Mrs. Milton P.
Goodner
Miss Marguerite Karcher arrived
home today, having laid aside her
studies until the commencement of
another college year.
Company a, S. d. N. G. will leave
Tuesday for Lake Kampeska, where
they will go into camp and remain
during the state militia meet.
Mrs. T. l.. Fuller is home from an
extended visit with relatives in Ne
braska. Mrs. Fuller reports happy
time while absent from the city
Potatoes find ready sale at 50 per
bushel in Pierre. The old resident is
confident that potatoes are higher
than at any time since the town be-
gan.
/ b. a. Cummings is planning !: trip
to Northern Montana, where he will
pass two weeks, camping, fishing, and
having good time generally.
| w. FL. Tweedle and G. X. Zellers
left today for an outing in the Hills.
They expect to pass a week in camp
life, fishing and-eating the catch.
Mrs. Dick Purcell was at home to a
company OF friends yesterday after
noon. Refreshment and a goodly
supply of delicacies added to the
enjoyment of the occasion.
Mrs. j. e. Nipple is at camp Hisega
where she Will remain until Monday,
when she will return, accompanied
by her sons who have passed two
weeks about that popular resort
Congressman G. HI. Burke says he
will leave Pierre on Sunday, going to
Washington. 1t is his intention to
remain in the capital city until the
| adjournment of the present session
of congress.
The county board of commissioners
convened Wednesday in regular SEES
sion, when the grind of the grist of
accumulated business was begun.
The work Of the session will extend
into next week.
On Friday evening the ladies of the
Baptist church will serve supper at
the church parlors, beginning at s
O'Clock. 1t is the wish of the ladies
that all who can be present at that
time, which will be helpful.
| George w. Egan, republican candi
date for governor, was in Pierre be-
tween trains today. He came to
transact business in the commissions
er of Insurance. He was feeling fine
and seemed pleased with all matters
political.
| Mrs. j. W. Latta returned this
morning from Lead, where the state
tiremen's tournament is now on. Mrs.
Latta was delighted with the trip and
pleased with the performance and be-
hasier of Pierre fire laddies in at