Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1912-08-08
NJ. b. Hall was in the city from Hur-

NJ. b. Hall was in the city from Hur-
on Friday.
Halle Elrod returned Monday from
q visit at Huron.
K. s.. Christensen was an arrival
from Mitchell Tuesday.
Henry Hausman returned FRIDAY
from visit in Minnesota.
Mrs. John Troy left Tuesday for q
trip through the Black Hills.
Rev. A. G. Miller visited with ac-
quaintances at Huron Friday.
Geo. Logan of Harold, visited his
daughter, Miss Dora, Tuesday.
Hon. Theo. Quale of Blunt, was in
the city Monday on legal business.
August is beautiful month to see
the west and northwest at her best.
F. M. Blair and F. H. Butler of
Rapid City were in Pierre yesterday.
Miss Iva Sutley of Lyman county,
arrived Monday for visit with friends.
Charles Swartz went to Madison
Tuesday for visit at the Mundt home.
Misses Louise and Alice Morris re-
turned Friday from visit at High
more.
G. A. Dunning of Sioux Falls, was
looking after insurance business here
Friday.
A. ". Ewert and John Sutherland
dispatched business in Huron on
Tuesday.
Thos. Ayres came up from Aber-
deem yesterday for a visit with his
family here.
DR.. r. F. Riggs and Miss Whiting,
nurse, went to Onida Tuesday on pro-
fesslonal business.
Mr.. and Mrs, w. F. Eckstein of
New Ulm, Mimi, are guests at the
A. Pietrus home.
Jack Buchanan was in the city
from Midland Tuesday on a short
business trip.
Misses Florence Bedding and En-
ma Steiner went to Rapid City FRI
day for few days visit.
j. L. Lockhart, register of the
United States land offie, was in Huron
between trains on Tuesday.
Mrs. o. S. Basford returned yester-
day from several days. visit with
relatives at Redfield at Huron.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Schonberg of
Sioux Falls. arrived Saturday for a
visit at the j. L. Lockhart home.
Miss Clara Ayres entertained a num-
Der of friends Tuesday afternoon, COM
plimentary to Miss Dorliska Crandall.
H. Gregory, of the state examining
department., is discharging official
duties in the eastern portion of the
state. M 81
Mrs. j. w. Latta went to Omaha
and Des Moines Friday, where she
will purchase her fall and winter
stock of millinery goods.
Mrs. C. III. Mcfarland and children,
who have been guests at the j. A.
Hutchinson home, left Tuesday for
their home at Chattsworth, Iowa.
Miss Grace Cellar arrived home
Monday from visit with friends at
Rapid City. She was accompanied
home by Miss Inez Skeen of that
place.
j. F. Olander arrived home Tues
day from business trip into the
the northern portion of the state. He
says that a bountiful crop is in the
shock there.
Okobojo Times: Walter Ripley was
seriously hurt last Sunday while rid
ing a wild horse at the Natter ranch.
The animal threw itself and Walter
struck on his head. He was uncon-
scious for over twenty four hours.
Dr. Riggs of Pierre was called and
the patient is now on the road to
recovery.
George G. Barney, kindly remem.
bered here, died at his home in Ips-
wlch, this state, Sunday afternoon
of apoplexy. At the time of death
he represented the Bagley Elevator
Co, having moved there from Pierre
four years ago; for years he was con-
nected with the state land depart
ment.
Blunt Advocate: Immense trains
of empty box cars have come into
this territory the past week to be in
readiness to take out the biggest crop
the state has ever known. Every side
track along the line is full, and many
of the cars are new. Never before
has there been evidence of such care
full and early preparation on the part
of the railroad company to success