Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1911-07-27
THE LOCAL NEWS

Lead Tuesday.
Mrs. D. B. Fox is visiting with rel
atives at Huron.
VIM. Summerside came up from
Harold yesterday.
Miss Nellie Greenough is away to
Hisega for a short visit
Born. July 26, to Mr.. and Mrs. W.
F. Adrian, daughter.
Harry Lumley made a business trip
to Huron the first of the week.
Mrs. j. A. Laughlin is enjoying a
visit from Miss Alberta Hall of
Harold.
Mrs. G. G. Lawrence is enjoying a
visit from sister, Mrs. Clapp Of
Montana
Conductor AL Bick is off on vaca-
cation. He left Monday for points in
Wisconsin.
Bern Budde left Tuesday for St.
Paul, having spent several days here
with home folks.
Miss Allie Keagle, cousin of Mrs.
Ed. Eakin, arrived last week from
Columbus, Ohio.
A carload of wool was forwarded
from Pierre yesterday. 1t was consign-
ed to St. Louis buyers.
Farmers around Burke are estimat-
ing their wheat crop at an average of
ten bushels to the acre.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Delay left
Tuesday for Hudson, this state, where
they will make their home.
HI. b. Knox and family and Mr..
and Mrs. G.. A. Adams of Okobojo,
we're in the city yesterday.
Misses Charlotte Wales and Eula
McCord returned Tuesday from a
week rs visit at Highmore.
&. w. Koenig left yesterday for
Chicago and the Twin Cities, where
he will purchase fall stock of goods
lOI Ile CdplCdi SlOI6.
Mrs. j. S. Solder and little daughter
of Terre Haute, Ind, arrived this
morning for a visit at the home of
her aunt, Mrs. A. G. Satterlee.
The cities of Pierre and Fort Pierre
paid their final tribute to James Philip
yesterday The funeral services were
attended by several hundred people.
Mrs. w. G. Notmeyer is home from
Hisega. She found her sister, Miss
Jessie Pond, who had been i'll of
pneumonia, much improved in health.
Ben Andrews, at one time engaged
il the mercantile business III this
city. will open up fruit store in the
building recently vacated by J. A.
Berg.
Arthur Newlin, manager of the
Pierre Hay Il Feed company, went
east yesterday to purchase grain and
feed to meet the wants of a growing
trade.
Chas. Rauch left Tuesday for Breda,
Iowa, where he will remain with his
grandparents, in the hope that the
change in climate will prove bene-
fetal to his health.
Mr.. Battle, a representative of the
o. S. postal system, is here to super.
intend the opening of the postal saw
ing bank in Pierre, which began
business this morning.
Mrs. Bennett, Presiding in Pierre,
made shipment of two carloads OF
sheep Monday. The flock were in fine
condition, and will no doubt net the
owner e handsome profit.
Oliver D. Horton OF Bedham, Ia,
and Miss Ada M. Holbrook of Philil
were united in marriage by Rev. r
L. Kelley yesterday. Mr.. and Mrs
Horton will reside at Philip.
Tuesday last was the eighth ami.
versary of the marriage of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. E. Miller of the St. Charles
hotel. After supper the employees
presented MI. and Mrs. Miller with a
fine cut glass vase.
The contract to build the proposed
hall building, at the Indian Indus
trial school, just east of this city,
was awarded Monday to E. S. Uphahl,
of this city, who contracted to bpild
the same for $4,000.
|. A. Webb of Deadwood, who is out
making tour of the state in the in.
terests of the Richards primary bill
and incidentally saying few words TO,
R. O. Richards for United States sena.
tor was in Pierre last week
The state board of assessment is
working on the assessment telephone
and telegraph companies today. The