Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1912-08-29

short business trip Monday.
Mrs. Alice Dewell entertained the
at her home Saturday.
w. H. Natter and wife went to Sill
yer City Friday for weeks stay.
Fred Villas and family went to Clark
last week for visit with relatives.
j. NJ. Cellar of Sioux Falls, was re.
newing acquaintance here F riday.
Leo Smith arrived last week from
Iowa points for visit with his parents
here.
Mrs. F. L. Kolb returned last week
from visit with relatives at Harlan,
Iowa.
Miss Margaret Owens of Fort Pierre,
submitted to an operation at the hospi-
tai last week.
Last week DR.. A. H. Youngs moved
his Office from the Hyde block to the
Brink block.
Miss Lois Nichols arrived Friday
from Vermillion for visit with Miss
Dorothea White.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. Pate of Alliance,
Neb., arrived last week for a visit at
the e. F. Weber home.
Mrs. Ben Avery went to Aberdeen
Saturday, where she will spend sever
al weeks with homefolks.
G. A. Stiles of Cherokee, Iowa, and
+. B. Stiles of Owanka, were guests
of MIR. and Mrs. H. L. Kenney last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. L. Beatty of Laur-
ell, Neh., arrived last week for visit
with the latter's brother, Chas. E..
Grew.
Pioneer settlers in Sully county will
meet in Onida next Saturday in annual
reunion. Pierre will be well represent
ed there.
Sunday was one of the warmest
days of the summer, the government
thermometer registering 1O4 degrees
in the shade.
Wallace Burden, publisher of tn e
South Dakota Magazine, arrived here
Tuesday from an extended stay in
the Hills portion Of the state.
Mrs. Chas. Masters and danuhoar
Miss Maud, left last week for Litch.
field, ILL.,, where they were called by
the serious illness of the formers
father.
Chas. L. Hyde, Chas. L. Hyde, jr.,
Pierre Brink and Knowles Entrikin
arrived home Sunday from STAY of
week in the Hyde cabin in Spearfish
canyon.
A dry bred tourist was discovered
yesterday trying to ride on the trucks
of a Pullman car, but he was dis
lodged from his place of free transfer
by tlagman.
f. w. Edison aud daughter, Mrs.
Frank Pickney, left last week for
Chicago to be at the bedside of the
formers father, who was injured in
an auto accident.
The coroner's jury did not attempt
to fix the blame for the death of Geo.
Parsons, the fireman who was killed
in the railroad wreck east of Pierre
two weeks ago Sunday night.
The state auditors department has
sent out the abstracts of assessment
to the various county auditors over
the state, showing the work of the
state board in relation to the county
assessments.
The city is being placarded with
posters advertising the South Dako-
ia State Fair at Huron. The posters
are pronounced by bill posters to be
the most handsome advertising sheets
ever posted in this city.
This is the hay fever period of the
year, and happy are those who have
the price to 60 to the cool retreats
where the sound of the sneezeer i.
not heard in the land and where the
pestiferous pollen ceases from troub-
ling.
Okobojo Times, %: John Millett de-
livered sixty-fve head of cattle at Pierre
or Monday, which he had sold for shin.
ment. Robert Bagby and Frank Rim
ley are taking up the telephone line
belonging to the Gasbelt company. be-
tween Onida and Blunt.
Special rates have been granted for
the meeting of the Young People,
Progressive Prohibition League at
Redfield on September 4 5, provided
100 or more persons attend. The
gathering. assurance is given, is not
partisan, but is open to all who would
do away with the legalized liquor
traffic.
Any hunter shooting quail before
October /, may find himself confront.