Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1912-07-11
L. E. Snyder came over from Onida


Friday
NJ. C. Sherwood came in from Mid
land Tuesday.
G. E. johnson arrived Friday from
Cedar Rapids. Iowa.
MIR. and Mrs. Il. H. Gregg came up
from Blunt Friday.
]. E. Campbell was an arrival from
Highmore Tuesday.
Art Hegglund left Tuesday morn
ing for Minneapolis.
Harry Rathmell left last week for
points in Missouri,
S. B. Corson left last week for Sioux
City and other Iowa points.
Mrs. Mailer of Wall Lake, is guest
at the j. R. Hartwell home.
Halle Elrod returned home last week
from an extended stay in St. Paul.
7. M. Taylor and family went to
Rapid Canyon Friday for an outing.
Grover Orris came in from Midland
Friday for a short visit in the city.
Robt. Young of Sioux City, was
guest at the b. D. Dickey home over
Sunday.
Jack Lockhart returned to Center.
Vile Saturday after short visit with
homefolks here.
Mrs. Albert Marsh and daughter
went to Minnesota points Saturday on
visit to relatives.
Miss Mary Walton of the secretary
of states department, is visiting with
relatives at Huron.
S. III. Lea, state engineer, left Tues
day for Rapid City and other points
in the Black Hills.
Rev G. 7. Notson arrived Saturday
from Huron and on Sunday preached at
the Methodist church,
Misses Mary Redmond, Gladys Blaine
and Lulu Sullivan were in the city
from Redfleld saturday.
F. K. Kolb left Saturday for the
eastern part of the state in the interest
OF the Capital Supply Co.
The midsummer meeting of the
Pierre Woman's Club will be held
next Tuesday, July is.
j. B. Rooster and Marvin Hurlbut
left Friday with a large number Of
horses, enroute to Elgin. Neb.
Mrs. w. H. stillwell left SATURDAY
for her home at Des Moinas, Iowa, aft.
ter a visit at the l.. H. Glow home.
After surveying the crop situation
the threshirg rigs are being tuned u1
very carefully. 1t looks like a lone
hard pull this fall.
Madison will entertain the CRANE
commandery of South Dakota
Knights Templar, at its next annua
conclave, Aug. 10, IA and Is.
Another rain fell upon the fields
of South Dakota Monday evening, q
drenchine, penetrating rain. and the
crops looked up and smiled
The ease with which it rains in
South Dakota must be disappointing
| to those easterners who abont this
time of the year expect tales of
dronth.
10000 in cash to invest in Stanley or
LYMAN county lands. If you have a
tillable quarter for $1,000 cash, come
get your money of Carson or Lucas.
| Pierre. If
The state board of medical exanin-
| ers are in session in Deadwood. for
the purpose of subjecting to examin-
alton, applicants for permits to prac-
| tice medicine in this state.
| VIM. Grebing, o. b. Linstad. Ed
Beckwith and Mrs. Linstad went to
Watertown Monday, where the three
| former will attend the officers school
of instruction of the S. d. N. G..
A meeting of the State Sanitary
Live Stock board was held Tuesday
Among those in attendance were
Frank Cock of Belle Fourche, DR..
Hicks of Milbank and Frank Stewart
of Buffalo Gap.
Potato bugs have been little less
plentiful than usual up to the past
| week but the potato farmer now an.
nounces that they are showing up by
armies and the work Of exterminat-
ing them by the Paris Green route
| has started
Under the law July was the regu.
lar annual date for the assessment
of express and sleeping car companies
by the state assessment board. at a
meeting in the morning that work
was adjourned to the 18th of the
month, following the work Of assess
ment of railway companies, which
comes en- the 18th of the month.
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