Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1911-06-29
Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Hale arrived

ranch near Wasta Monday.
Chas. Anderson left Tuesday for
on business trip.
The State Board of Osteopath phys
icians met in this city yesterday.
John Williams came in from Philip
yesterday for short stay in the city.
The State Railway com missioners
were in session at the capitol yester.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. P. Hough went to
Minneapolis Monday to make their
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Williams re-
turned yesterday from their wedding
trip east.
Harry Robinson has accepted
position as stenographer to Judge G.
S. Whiting.
j. w. Doyle was in Huron on Mon
day evening on his way to Sioux City
On business.
Mrs. w. II. Bruno arrived yester-
day from a visit with home folks at
Pueblo, Colo.
Mrs. 1. A. Krimbill left yesterday
for visit with daughter at Brown
Valley, Mimi.
A fall of so degrees in temperature
in IS hours is the summers record in
South Dakota.
L. E. Cassill returned yesterday
from Hudson, where he has been on
visit to brother.
Governor r. S. Vessey and son,
Robert, went to Trip Tuesday for a
visit with Mr.. Vessey's brother.
Mrs. b. A. Cummins and daughter.
Miss Dorothy Hyde and Mrs. Free
man went to Pierre lodge yesterday.
The Socialists intend to hold pic
mic July 4 at the city park. They
take this method of inviting the pub
lie.
F. j. McCalmont and son and ne
phew, Walter Bowlin, went to Can
ming yesterday on a short fishing
trip.
| The members OF the Congregational
church and Sunday school will picnic
at the LumleY ranch tomorrow after.
noon.
Miss Frances Carlson, who has
been the guest Of Pierre friends, left
yesterday for a visit with friends al
Miller.
Judge Hughes. of the circuit court
has decided that license carried a.
the recent city election at Miller by
two votes.
Frank Cock of Belle Fourche an(
Frank Stewart of Buffalo Gap, mem
bers of the Sanitary Live Stock board
arrived in the city Tuesday.
The Ladies Aid society of the Bap
fist church will meet at the j. FL
Starkey home tomorrow evening. Ic,
cream and cake will be served.
Harry Hopkins, a general dealer a
Meers, was in the city the first of th.
week. He reported the corn crop il
that locality as making a good growth
| People who favor Socialism ant
people who do not understand Social
ism are asked to be present at tn,
Socialist meeting Friday, June 80, a
8 O'Clock p. m. Everybody welcome
| Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Reed went GU
to Rapid City on Saturday last; Mr.
Reed returned Monday night. Mrs
Reed will remain at the Inn durin,
the week.
i Blunt Advocate: Andrew Vanc,
came up from Sioux City Thursda,
and renamed several days visiting
his relatives and friends here also go
ing to Pierre to see his mother.
The government snagboat sMcPher
son reached Pierre Tuesday on he
way up river from Sioux City on !;
snagging trip. After securing mai
and supplies the boat went on vi
river to LeBeau.
The local fire laddies will take thei
departure for Lead at an early hou
Sunday morning. The state tourna
ment opens in Lead on Monday, an,
the part Pierre laddies will take il
the meet is certain to be important.
I Miss Louisa Hillman of Ft. Pierr,
and N. Oscar Olson of this city, wer
united in marriage by Rev. A. D
Thibodeau yesterday. After a shor
trip east Mr.. and Mrs. Olson will re
turn to Pierre to make their home.
| Miss Edith Nelson of Pierre hal
been left $4,000 by Mr.. Smith o
i Chicago, an aged invalid whom sh,
n mn