Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1912-08-22
L. Osterkamp came up from Blunt

VIM. Lamphere was an arrival from
Rapid City Monday.
A. T. Young came in from his ranch
near Vinton Monday.
Hon. Theo. Quale was UP from Blunt
Friday on legal business.
N. E. Howard went to Huron Mon
day for an over Sunday visit.
f. E. Blair of Rapid City, visited
friends in Pierre yesterday.
Miss Eva Morton of Olivei, Iowa, is
the guest of Miss Bess Morton.
E. F. Swartz returned Tuesday
from business trip to Huron.
Miss Mabel Lynottunder went slight
operation at the hospital Monday.
L. A. Munson returned Sunday from
a two weeks visit in Nebraska.
Mrs. Carla Binford of Leslie, is a
guest at the Emmett Cole home.
Mrs. Geo. Havens returned Sunday
from an extended Wait at Glidden, la.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. j. jackson of Red
field, were Capital city visitors Mon
day.
Frank Knowles went to Onida yes
terday, where be is doing survey
work.
E. l.. Lampy, deputy state fire mar
shall, was in the city from Watertown
yesterday.
Commissioner of Insurance o. S.
Basford, returned Tuesday from a
trip east.
Ben Fiddler arrived Tuesday from
Fielder to attend the Good Roads
convention.
Miss DeEtte Lillibridge arrived Fri
day from Minneapolis for visit with
old friends.
The members of the Baptist Sunday
school held social at the church
last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. S. Uhrig lett yes
terday for visit in Chicago and other
eastern points.
Monday evening Chris Hirning en-
tertained a number of friends at a
slumber party.
Chas. E. DeLand, lawyer. went to
Blunt on Friday last, to look after
the interests of client.
O. o. Young arrived home yester.
day from an extended visit with
homefolks in Oregon.
Mrs j. C. Williams and daughter,
Miss Maud, left yesterday for visit
at Groton and Webster.
Misses Jean and Miriam Mallory at
tended teachers institute at Onida last
week, returning home Saturday.
The advice of the agricultural col
lege to save seed corn this year is
we'll worthy of careful attention.
Miss Mildred Stevenson arrived
Tuesday from st. Charles, Mimi,
for visit with her cousin, Mrs. T.
b. Cassill.
Supt. Helm of the city schools,
went to Onida yesterday to attend
the teachers institute for the remain
der of the week.
George V. Ayres, a Deadwood good
roads enthusiast, was among the first
delegates to the good roads convention
to arrive in Pierre.
Miss Glee Hamm and Mr. Ben Gid
dings, both of Wendte, were united
in marriage by Rev. H. L. Russell
Tuesday evening.
A field of South Dakota oats has
got to get up pretty close to the 100
bushel per acre record to attract any
attention in South Dakota these DAYS.
September has beensselected by the
school board as the date for the opening
of the city schools and everything will
soon be in readiness for the event which
ends the long summer vacation.
Harold Journal: Roy Latta at
tended the picnic in Harold Satur-
day. He recently sold 40 head of
cattle at SS5 per head. Last year he
bought the bunch at ST. so per head.
The hunting season opens Septen-
Der 10, and the demand for hunters
licenses are daily becoming more
pronounced. The open season is for
all sorts of feathered game-but be
sure you have your license before
you begin to shoot.
The State Fair Board is gratified
with the help the women are lending
to push the fair. Their part of the
exposition is very important and is
bound to increase in interest. Ex-
hibits by South Dakota women will
surpass those of any previous year in
quality and quantity.
HaC Moore and RI n Rail who