Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1911-06-08

friends in Onida.
Ed. Barber. long resident of Onida,
died this morning; aged 62.
Miss Louise Wilcox of Hayes, is a
guest at the Holmes home.
Miss Elodia Franz left Monday for
her home at Glenwood, Wis.
Mrs. H. Whitenack and family wont
to their home at Wendte Tuesday.
Mrs. /. G.. Squirting and family left
last week for Vermont on an extend
ed visit.
Pierre won the game of ball from
the Philip team Monday by acore
OF to 5.
NJ. d, Hyde of Harold is a Pierre
visitor today,
j. A. Berg was looking after BUSH |
ness matters at Onida the fore part |
of the week.
Miss Gladys Kramer will entertain
a number of friends at bunk party
this evening.
d. W. Hyde and wife, Ruth Hyde
and Mrs. w. II. Gapp were over from
Onida Tuesday.
The Corn Belt Racing association
will hold three days racing at Miller,
commencing on the 18TH
The aid society of the Baptist
church meet with Mrs. l.. j butcher
tomorrow afternoon.
A meeting of the Gas Belt Audi
forum company will be held at the
council rooms on Tuesday evening.
The Sully News of Onida will make
its first appearance this week. Here's
wishing Editor Patterson success.
Today, H, L. Bennion bought the F..
| Bonsey business house, located on Da-
kota avenue; paying cash therefor.
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Knowles of
Rochester, are guests of the latter S
| parents, Mr., and Mrs. j {, C. Williams.
Henry Howen of Milesville and
Miss Martha Spinden of w oedlaWn
we're married at Fit. Pierre yesterday
w. C. Hull is the owner of nine hun.
bred acres of land in northern Mime
sofa. Prosperity seems to be favorine
him.
Saturday afternoon the Capital anc
Indian ball teams crossed bats at tht
park, the former winning by a score
of 10 to 8.
Mesdames G. e. Hanon, Henley
and iowes entertained the soeiia
club of the o. e. S. Friday Afternoon
, at Temple Court.
John Sutherland and daughter wen
to Sioux Falls yesterday. from which
) place they will go to Eau Claire
Wis, for visit.
} Robt. H. Dunlap is in the city toda.
, from Rock Flandreau, this state. III
7 is in this section of the state lookin,
= | IOf a DuSll]GSS# JOCdJlDll,
The karcher cottages on Capitol an
Highland avenues are undergoing
series of improvements, being repainte
: and the interiors remodeled.
:, Misses Edith and Emma Johnso
i arrived the fore part of the wee
y from Flandreau for visit with thei
: parents, Mr., and Mrs. A. G.. johnson
Pierre will not celebrate tie 4th {
July, as was advertised last sweel
/ but will lend her presence at f.
,, Pierre and Blunt on that gloriou
u day.
The city council at Ft. Pierre {
their meeting Monday evening issue
three liquor licenses. The propr
. etors of the saloons will be z. 4
Cavanaugh, NJ G. Bradshaw an
u VIM. o. Reilly.
Doane Robinson, state historian
:, went to Minnesota points yesterday {
visit to relatives. Mr.. Robinson wi
r. | also dtJtllI Lie y ODliSe ALIllS GISdIy
= Dakota Territory at Yankton June
to II.
The State Board of Funeral Dire
r tors and Embalmers opened tW
days session in this city Tuesda
!. 4 large number of representative,
from over the state were in atten'
= ance.
y Quite hail storm passed throue
a. the northern part of the county Sa
r. urday evening. 1t done little dar
" age, however, as crops are not yet f
D. enough along to be injured, -Onic
n Waterman,
TO Rev D. W. Jameson, who has lie
at tured throughout the state in the j
Id terest of the American Purity Fede