Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1912-06-13
John Sutherland left Tuesday for


John Sutherland left Tuesday for
Chicago.
The Kings Daughters enjoyeda picnic
at the park Tuesday.
Rev. A. c. Miller returned Tuesday
from taip east.
w. w. Lammon was in the city
from Midland Friday.
| Alvin Waggoner of Philip, was a
Capital City visitor Tuesday.
:. H. Clark of Redfeld, was in the
city on legal business Friday.
Mesdames Horton and Ulmet were
in the city from Blunt Tuesday.
Mrs. Albert Hildebrandt went to
Aberdeen Monday for visit with
friends.
VIM. Hardwick has accepted posi-
as clerk at the Binder and Borst
hardware.
Miss Georgia Summersde came up
from Harold Friday for visit at the
parental home.
DR.. Martin came up from Harold
Tuesday to look after his patients at
the hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Osborn return
ed Tuesday from an extended visit with
| M;c,o,e;o
Chas. L. Hyde and son Frank, left
Friday for Winnipeg, where Mr.. Hyde
went on short business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. K. Miller are guests
of frieds in Watertown From that
place they will extend their journey to
Minneapolis.
M. j. Borden, Chris Martens and
Geo. Rentz, stock raisers, near Meers,
are away to Nebraska to look up
ranch locations.
Milo Trumbl, long resident of
Sully county, will soon become a
resident of Pierre. He will also move
MS Tamlly 10 tnlS Guy.
The Eureka bakery held its opening
Saturday afternoon and evening. Car
nations were presented to those who
visited the establishment.
Miss Wales and Miss Bess Morton
gave farewell reception Monday eve
ming for Miss Orpha Senseney, who
will leave next week for Ottumwa, la.
Mrs. H. G. Herrck of st. James,
Mimi, and Mrs, w. H. Stillwell of
Des Moines, Iowa, arrived Tuesday for
for visit with their sister, Mrs. l.. III.
Glow.
Alfred Nichols, ex-U. S. commission
: err at Hayes, Stanley county, was in
the city from Lanesboro. Iowa, Tues
day. Mr.. Nichols went to his holdings
near Hayes.
| The State Firemen's association
will have possession of the city next
. week. The tournament opens Tues
, day; from every minute during the
i've days that follow.
, Farmers are still blowing and put
ting in flax and other small grain,
, and corn is still being planted. The
. corn recently planted is doing better
than the corn planted earlier.
, Sunday was Odd Fellow memorial day,
t and the occasion was observed by the
g local lodge and affiliated body by special
/ service at the Baptist church. The
graves of brothers deceased were gar
landed with flowers.
e The program is being prepared fol
o the annual convention Of the Sully
County Sunday School association, tc
be held at Onida on June % and %
State Secretary Leach of Sioux Falls
= will be one of the speakers.
a The Diamond A cattle company
v which runs in the Eagle Butte coun
try, has received 5000 head of south
ern cattle from Arizona and Old Mexi
co, which it will turn onto the reser
: walton range to fatten.
: Buchanan Brothers, with their Yam
a kee Robinson circus, are in the state
The show is considerably enlarged owe
last year, and was then all that is de
= sired in circus. The boys are getting
' into the Ringing class very rapidly.
O Articles ofincorporation werefiled las
n week for the Dakota Trust and Saw
y ings bank, of Sioux Falls, with CAPT
tai of 100000. Incorporators, Thos
Scanlon, w. 9. HOLSTER. Fannie E
y HOLSTER, Tore Tiegen. W. II. Lyons
y Sioux Falls; w. FL. Greeley, Chicago
Robert Sohlberg, Guthrie, Oklahoma
d Gov. Wesley on Monday, on reques
e r