Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1911-07-20

W. Q. Manley came up from DeGrey
j Tuesday.
Miss Eta Eakin came up from Blunt
Tuesday.
Miss Della Shank went to Onida
Tuesday
II. E, Scott of Blunt, was a Pierre
yisiter Sunday.
Governor Wesley returned Monday
from Watertown
Attorney S. w. Clark, arrived Tues
day from Redield.
T. S. Englebrecht came down from
Rapid City Tuesday.
NJ G. Maricle spent Sunday with
his family near Wendte
Albert Anderson returned Sunday
from trip to St. Paul.
Prof. Nash of the Aberdeen Normal,
was Pierre visitor Tuesday.
Editor Thorne Of the Capa Hustler,
| came in from Capa Monday.
| Josh Giddinggs Of Meefs, wss here
on business matters Sunday.
c. B. and VIM. Floyd came over
from Onida by auto Monday.
Wheat harvest in are progress in
many sections; fair yields the rule.
E. Jacobsen went to Huron on
Monday to close up business matters.
H. c. Quackenbush and Hal Williams
returned Tue day from an outing in the
Hills.
Miss Sadie Robinson went to Hisega
Tuesday to spend the remainder of the
summer.
Mrs. j. w. Grandle returned Tues
day from visit with relatives at
Canning.
Arthur Young and D. D. Oldaker
went to Stanley county Monday for
week S trip.
Mrs. L. L. Stephens and family re-
| turned Monday from several days
stay at Hisega.
Mrs. B. j. Binford and daughters,
| Misses Helen and Ruth will leave this
week for the Black Hills.
Miss Sophia DeLand, who has spent
several weeks on the Pacific coast
arrived home Monday
The funeral of the late Asan Euv
was held at the Ruble undertaking
parlors Tuesday. lnterment was
made at Riverside cemetery.
| Miss Margaret Wilson of Stanley
county, who spent several days with
| friends here, left Tuesday for visit
| with her parents at Eldorado, Kan.
i The contract for cement walks along
| Riverside Park has been awarded by
| the city commission to the Pierre &C.
ment Construction Co., at liz cents
per square foot.
The first annual open tennis tour
nament under the auspices of the
South Dakota Tennis association will
open in Sioux Falls Tuesday and con-
tinue during the week.
Residents in the vicinity of Hayes,
Stanley county, report three good
rains over that section during the
past two weeks. Grazing lands are
The Catholics of Rapid City last
Sunday with impressive ceremonies
dedicated what is said to be the finest
church Of that denomination in South
Dakota. Bishop Busch of Lead Of
ficiated at the ceremonies.
Local sportsmen are already be-
ginning to make arrangements for
| hunting season. 1t is not generally
remembered but it is fact that
prairie chickens will be legitimate
game again this year but the open
season viii be short.
The Fort Pierre and Pierre teams
played their fourth game of ball at
/ the park Sunday. the former team
meeting it's defeat in each game. The
home team scored six to Fort Pierre s
four. The local team will go to Fort
Pierre for return game Sunday.
The quarterly meeting of the First
National Life Insurance company,
with its home office in this city, was
held here Tuesday. Among the out
of town directors who attended we're:
| T. Fl. Rugg and Frank Alderman of
Rapid City and F. M. Stewart of
Buffalo Gap.
The state assessment board meets
next week for the assessment of rail.
road companies, and while there may
| M aho II