Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1912-07-25
Mrs. Jesse Fitch of Meers was in

AoVS \ 0ul MOAOdy.
Will Habel of Huron, spent Sunday
in the city with friends.
K. l.. Wallingford was in the city
from Chicago yesterday.
NJ. c. Maricle left Sunday on
business trip to Minneapolis.
j. M. Bagby came in from Okobojo
for supplies yesterday.
Thos. Dalton of Onlda, spent Sun
day at the j. j. Dalton home.
Judge j. d. Elliott arrived in the
city from Sioux Falls Tuesday.
Chas Elrod went to Clark Saturday
where he will visit brother.
Irving Jones came in from Nit
chell Saturday for visit with friends.
Arthur Hegglund returned Friday
from two weeks visit in Minnea-
polls.
Arthur Farmer went to Rapid Can
yon Tuesday for a visit with the Borst
family.
Mrs. r. j. Brandhuber left Sunday
for Chicago, where she will visit
sister.
Miss Grace Cellars went to Rapid
City last week for a two weeks visit
with friends.
Chas. Scheu and Andrew Bonsey
left Tuesday for weeks outing at
Rapid Canyon.
NJ. M. Ramer went to Huron Tues
day in the interest of the Capital
Supply company.
Doane Robinson, state historian,
returned Saturday from an extended
stay in Minneapolis.
r. d. Bailey left Tuesday for his
home at st. Lawrence, having Just
been released from the hospital.
L. S. Meyers and F. H. Weber of
Murford, Iowa, were in the city Fri
day looking after business interests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Farrell went to
Huron the first of the week to pay a
visit to relatives and acqua:ntances
Mr.. and Mrs e. W. Downing of
Blunt, and Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Wait
of Sioux City, were Pierre visitors
Sunday.
NJ. M. Ramer, of the Capital Sup
ply Co., left Tuesday for Watertown
and points in the eastern portion of
the state.
j. j. Dalton left Monday for Tyler,
Mimi. Mr.. Dalton expects to be alb.
sent from Pierre during the summer
months.
The North Western passenger train
east bound, which left Rapid City
Tuesday morning, ran over and kill
ed a stranger at point just east of
that city.
Preparatory to moving the South
Datota grain crop, the Northwestern
railroad has put in fifty extra train
crews at Huron.
Walter Smith is in Huron, where
he has accepted position with the
North Western company Walter is
good boy and we are certain to hear
good reports from his work.
The South Dakota Abstractors' as
ISOLATION will meet in Aberdeen on
August 9th and 2sth, when arrange
ments will be made to affiliate with
the national association of titlemen.
Mrs Frank Kline, of st. Joe, Mo-.
and G. M. Snowden of Princeton. b.
c., who have been the guests OF their
sister, Mrs. Glenn Orr, left Monda v
for their homes
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Weston, father
and mother of Mrs. V. V. Ketchum.
and Mrs Beach, who have been here
on an extended visit, departed last
Thursday for their home at New
London, Ohio
Permits have been granted by the
state engineer to c. b. Hunt of Was
ia, to appropriate water from the
Cheyenne river for the irrigation of
9s.5 acres of land, and to George
Sheldon of Capa to appropriate water
from Bad river to irrigate Sc. 40 acres
From present indications it looks
as though 1912 will go down in the
history of the Black Hills as another
year without summer. During the
late rains snow fell in Lead and vicin.
ity to the depth of about two inches
and it was colder than the raw DAYS
of late fall, an overcoat being very
comfortable.
William Boland has been appointed
a superintendent of Wind Cave al
Hot Springs at salary of 500 pei
month. He is appointed to fill the
vacancy caused by the death of his
father, Abe Boland, who died last
month The dana rtmont ho. ;,.,..