Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1911-06-22
E. + !. Dorothy Dorothy K; licking a ter hnsi-

E. T Dorothy IS !!seck:ng after hnsi-
ness matters at Philip.
Judge L. E. Gaffy went to Miller
Tuesday on legal business.
andrew Bonsey has gone to the
Black Hills for summer stay.
F. M. Byrne, lieutenant governor,
arrived Tuesday from Faulkton.
j. P. Erickson returned Monday
from trip to points in Indiana.
Mrs. L. A. Campbell and children
left Tuesday for a visit in the Black
Hills.
w. j. Pellet of Atlantic, Iowa, is
in the city looking after real estate
interests.
Miss Dessa Howard of Midland,
was the guest of her sister, Miss
Ethel, yesterday.
Mrs. S. d. Bonsey of Fort Thomp-
son, is visiting at the home of her
son, Freeman Bonsey.
&, Miss Margaret Collins went to
Onida yesterday for an extended
visit with a brother.
Judge John F. Hughes went to
Miller Tuesday, where the circuit
court convened this week.
MI. and Mrs. James Bushtield of
and a rp
guests of the E. w. Fischer family.
Miss Eureka Stainer of Salzburg
Austria, arrived the fore part of the
week for a visit with her uncle, Josef
Stainer and family.
w. j. Mundt, w. H. Checker, L..
L. Stephens and d. w. March went to
Huron Tuesday as delegates to the
state meeting of the K. of p. order.
Ten thousand automobiles in South
Dakota is good record, from the stand
point Of the manufacturers of automo-
biles, at least, for state of 600, 900
population.
Thos. Askin returned today, from
Council Bluffs, where he accompan
led the remains of his father. lie
was accompanied home by his broth
er, William.
Redfield is to have postal savings
bank soon. Pierre has no use fol
that sort of bank. She has fine strong
q banking houses, conducted by the
best lot of fellows that inhabit the
s earth.
3 Fred Bonsey is we'll on his way tc
his parental home, in Maine. 1t has
f been ten years since Mr.. Bonsey
crossed the threshold of the old, homt
and he is apt to be absent until Sep
TENDER.
u Mrs. Schouweiler of White, ant
u Mrs. Dressed of Metaline Falls
Wash, are guests at the 2. j. Muir
s phy home, the former being siste
:. Of Mra. Murphy.
Congressman Burke is expected HON
g from Washington next week for sta
II of two weeks. Mr. Burke will leav
s. Washington so soon as vote is had o
the wool bill and another bill in whic
y he is interested.
IS AS protection against promiscu
o Gus subscription seekers, fake ad
vertising schemes and all kinds o
IS graft, the retail merchent of the cit
e have organized systematized bureau
o to handle all disbursements.
The National Association of Stat
a Fire Marshals concluded it's labor
II in Chicago ON Tuesday. The associ
e alton chose F. A. Craft, state fir
marshal of South Dakota, as its pres
!. ident, an honor worthily bestowed.
is Judge G. S. Whiting of the suprem
'e court handed down decisions Tues
day in the following cases: LaFay
cite Summers VS.. Peolia l.. Summer
- ct al, Lyman, reversed. City of Nit
: chell and A. e. Hitchcock, Mayor G
- al vs.. Dakota Central Telephone Co.
: affirmed.
Miss Gertrude Vandermeer of thi
:. city and Charles Albert of LeMars
:, Iowa, were united in marriage at tn
home of the brides brother in Eas
Pierre yesterday afternoon, Rev
Emil Mueller performing the cere
l. mony. They will reside on farr
t. near LeMars.
u Calvin Barber, long resident G
:, Sully county, and we'll known i
~ Pierre, has been in the city since th
encampment. G. A. b., began; hay
IF ing served in the Spanish-America
i war. About year ago Mr.. Barbe
:, disposed of his interests in Sull
ID county and located near Tacoma
N Wash, but he has come back to stay
and his acquaintance are glad he ha