Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1911-07-13

Tuesday.
John Pearson came up from Blunt
Saturday.
w. F. Rush of ST. Paul, is the guest
of Pierre friends.
Miss Rae of Ft. Wayne, Ind. is the
guest of Mrs. Uhrig.
A. ID. Mcdaniel of Midland, was
Pierre visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. Claude Smith of Philip, is the
guest of Mrs. Earl Hall.
F. L. Lillibridge of Yankton, is
guest of his sister, DeEtte.
Milo Brown and l.. NJ. Hanson
were over from Onida Saturday.
Miss Garnet LaFoon left yesterday
for visit with relatives in Iowa.
Mrs. Bangs was called to Huron
Monday by the illness of brother.
The fremen of this city returned
Tuesday from the state meet at Lead
Hon. Chas. E. DeLand was looking
after legal matters at Onida Tuesday.
Mrs. Eugene Adams left today for
visit with her parents at Center
Vile, Iowa.
Miss Jennie Green of Philip, 'arriv-
ed Monday for visit with her broth
er, S. r. Green.
Harry Hopkins was in Pierre last
week for load of supplies for his
store at Meers.
Mrs. A. b. Lucas and family left
Monday for Rochester. Mimi, ON a
visit to relatives.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Weis of Ackley, La. /,
are guests of the latter's sister, Miss
Anna DeGunther.
Mrs. VIM. Barnett and family of
Deadwood, were guests Of Mrs. j. L.
WingGeld Monday.
W. ID. Nelson returned Friday from
his trip to New York. Mrs. Nelson
remained in Iowa for visit with
friends.
Mrs. Guy Barnes left Monday for
Three Forks, Montana, where she
will spend the summer with her
brothers.
III. II. Bell and H. G. Moore of the
First National Life ms. Co., return
ed from trip to Bismarck, n. D.,
Saturday.
f. r. Moulton, superintendent of
the p. & r. G. division of the North
Western system, arrived Tuesday
from the east.
Rev. r. l.. Kelley went to Airing
ton Tuesday to attend meeting of
the State Central association of the
Baptist church.
Reports from neaaweod indicate
that the 1911 output of gold in the
Black Hills mining district will be
the largest ever mined in that dis
trict.
Joe Masso of Harold may "catch'
hay fever if he long keeps up the clip
he is now travelling. He expects to
have 600 tons of hay in stack before
the end of the week.
Chris Martens went out of the sa.
loon business at Meers, July 1, and
now the Inhabitants of that town
have rounded up a job pat and are
going to pentrate the artesian basin
During the last week in this month
Steve Travis, the veteran newspa pei
correspondent, is going to the Hills
country for few weeks. He is al
energetic fellow and has earned 8
vacation.
Frank Lucas returned Tuesday
from business trip to northeastern
Iowa. He reports that crops in tina
state are no more promising than il
South Dakota. Land values are at
standstill, he says, in the Hawkey,
state.
The storm of last Saturday nigh
developed wind In the country soutl
, of Fort Pierre, which scattered sew
, eral small buildings over the prairi
and moved houses of good size OF
their foundations. and large barr
moved enough so that it slid off it
foundation on one side. While th
wind was heavy wherever the storm
struck, in that particular section it
damage appears to have been NOR
severe than has been reported iron
| any other point.
: 1t may have been an infrequent oc
currence, but on Tuesday hydrophobi
was the cause of yearling heifer be
/. longing to N. A. Hardy, and a secon
critter in his herd is afflicted with tn
sarne disease at this time. The ANNA
, that died became extremely vicious
In accounting for the appearance 0