Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1912-06-20
John ]. Dalton, state senator, left

! Tuesday for the east.
F. E. Grams, state fire marshal ar
rived Monday from Lead.
! Mrs. B. d. Dickey returned today
from an outing at Pierre Lodge.
| Patrick Ryan left Monday for the
east, ticketed to Cedar Rapids.
| Miss Louise Herman of Huron, is a
guest at the E. +. Dorothy home.
Miss Ida Williams left Monday
for Miller, after a visit at the Kolb
home
Miss Laura Meyenfeldt of Rapid
City, is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
R. B. Airey.
June is developing less heat than it
did last year, but it also is developing a
much finer crop.
Miss Verne Klienschmidt of Blunt,
arrived Monday for visit with Miss
Carrie Grenard
Miller people will fly the eagle July
4. Funds have been pledged to de-
fray the expense of flying the old
, bird far beyond the clouds.
o. R. Hess, editor of the Agar Argus,
is in the city He came down from the
jungles of Sully county and enjoyed the
sights to be seen at the tournament.
Miss Anna Erickson and Mr.. l. Il.
Ramsey, both of this city, were unit
ed in marriage at Huron Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ramsey will return to
Pierre to reside.
f. A. Mix, editor of the Fai,play,
> Fort Pierre, was in the city Tuesday
(. evening. The returns from the prim,
aries show that Bro. Mix landed nearly
:. all candidates supported by him.
John Mcbride of Lead, End Vice
l. President OF the State Firemens' Asso-
citation, has been in the city during the
n week. He is just a little bit the hottest
boy in all the bunch of firemen here.
Huronite, Is: Ralph Longstaff ar
. rived in the city from Pierre last eve
N ming, going through on the same train
to Minneapolis for visit there. He
was joined here by his father, John
. Longstaff, who accompanied him.
Col. Arthur Linn of Canton, editor
Of the Dakota Farmer Leader, and
one of the best known newspaper
men in South Dakota, who has been
ill for several mouths, is very low
;, and the end is hourly expected,
~ The National Editorial association is
due to visit Pierre on the morning of
u June 30; the party come by special
le train. The welcome will be cordial
This city will help make the editors
j. tour of South Dakota memorable.
he Mr.. and Mrs M. II. Mussman OF
Chamberlain have been guests of Mr.
n and Mrs. j. w. Latta during their
a stay in Pierre this week. Mr.. Mus
man is secretary of the State Fire
,r mems association.
he Huronite, 1s: l.. l.. Smith who has
been employed here in General Sup
4, erintendent Dike's Office for some
N time, has gone to Deadwood, where
he has accepted position as Chief
clerk in the office of the superinten
e, dent of the Burlington. His place
g here will be filled by William Habe]
of Pierre, who was formerly a resi-
~ dent of Huron and is we'll known
II here.
Mobridge News: A business trans
action took place in this city yester
u day whereby r. l.. Horn disposed OF
u his tonsoral business and fixtures tc
= Jesse Campbell, of Cleveland, N. d
L. The new owner assumed the manage.
e, ment of the business at once. He ex-
2. poets to move his family to Mobridge
in the near future. Mr.. Horn is un
- decided as to his future plans, but
&c informs The News that he will con
~ tinue to reside in Mobridge and take
we'll deserved vacation for some
to time to come.
,s Governor Wesley has appointed as
lie members of the state board of medi
cal examiners, L.G. Hill, Watertown;
st F. w. Freyberg, Mitchell; Frank S
II Howe, Deadwood. w. E. Daniels Of
5. Madison, was appointed to fill va
cancy caused by the expiration of the
term of S. n. Graves of Hurley.
le The outlook now at this stage Of
n growing vegetation is that we will
have a good crop that is where the
Is farming is all right and 1t is far bet
IF ter to put in half the amount and
ia have it as it should be than to spread
out and get out little or nothing
- This soil is wonderfully productive
= when it is titled right and we have
!, the moisture this year we are having
good rains and the prospect is they
will continue