Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1911-06-15
E. F. Dorothy went to Philip Tues

Blunt Monday.
Mrs. L A, Cole and daughter went
to Agar Saturday.
w. B. Brown. attorney, arrived
Tuesday from Redfeld.
l.. l.. Riggs of Oahe, is the guest of
his son, DR.. T. L. Riggs.
Miss Rhea Clifford went to Miller
Tuesday for visit with relatives.
Miss DeEtte Lillibridge returned
Monday from visit in Minnesota.
Attorney B. S. Payne went to Hur-
on Tuesday on professional business
Mrs. Briggs of Rapid City, entered
the hospital for treatment Tuesday.
Royal c. johnson, attorney general.
was an arrival from Highmore yester-
day.
Misses Bertha Brandhuber and
Eula McCord are guests of friends at
Miller.
w. S. Billinghurst, brother of G..
B. Rillinghurst, arrived from Ashton
Tuesday.
Prof. M. NJ. Kramer went to Aber-
deem Monday to attend meeting of
educators.
| Odell Whitney of washington
Springs, is the guest of his sister,
Miss Abbie.
The members of the Bachelors club
enjoyed picnic dinner at the park
Saturday evening.
Miss Thelma Clifford went to Mar
shaltown, Iowa, yesterday on visit
to her grand parents.
Mrs. Laramie Wayne arrived the
i fore part of the week from Huron for
visit with Miss Garnet LaFoon.
Miss Doroty Campbell, vino has
been the guest of Mrs. Mccoy, left
Monday for her home at Aberdeen.
| T.W. Campbell went to Hot Springs
5 yesterday in the interest of the First
t National Life Insurance company.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. I'll. Natter of Ok
obojo, brought two of their children
t to the hospital for treatment Monday.
Miss Bess Morton went to High
more Tuesday, where she will join
y her mother for visit in Minnesota
I, and Iowa.
O. S. Basford, insurance commission
er, went to Hot Springs yesterday to
q attend meeting of the First National
e Life Insurance Co.
Il At the Grand lodge meeting held al
Aberdeen last week A. S. Guthrie OF
a this city was elected first state master
n Of guards of the order.
Carl Hanson and Miss Katherine
Rathum were united in marriage by
Rev. Gullixson at the Lutheran par.
- sonage Friday evening.
Will Johnson, Don McGugin, Car
q rol Mccoy, Howard Lane and James
" and Dean Starkey are spending the
- week camping near Rousseau.
Mrs. C. l., Jones of Syracuse. Neb.
IS arrived yesterday and will accompany
!, her, daughter, Mrs. VIM. Borst, tt
8 their summer home in the Hills
l. Adolph Schubert and Tony Richard
d of New Ulm, Mimi, have purchased
W two buffaloes of the Scotty PHILIP
Is herd and will take them to their farm
,. near that city.
Albert Gunderson, attorney, wen
s. to Midland last week to attend t,
at professional business. He says Mid
=. land is busy town and that new
Of buildings are in progress of erection
H. Yesterday-June 14-Was flag day
re The day was set apart by congress
" for the display of our national EN-
J. blem. Flag day is the anniversary @
n June Ia. 1867, when congress adopte
is the stars and stripes as the flag of tn
United States of America. 1t is obser,
at ed as holiday, mere or less; especial
is in baseball parks, where a pennant
10 available.
d. Articles of incorporation have bee
is filed for the Fruitdale State Bank, q
Fruitdale, Butte county, with cap
!y tai of $751; 900. Incorporators, w. +.
es Johnson, P. p. Vallory, Henry N
IL Stevens, Theo M. Clary. For til
% Farmers and Citizens State Bank {
d; Raymond, with capital of s12,0O
Incorporators, H. A. Hubert, w.
as Uecker, John Stannin, E. F. Benik,
nm Carl Benike.
en- The engineering work on the in
n provements on the state ground
Is. being pushed along, and the first ,
n the grading for the main driyewa
IS. along the front of the building hi
nd been has been commenced. AS tt
Il n