Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1912-06-06

short trip east
Clinton Garrett was an arrival
from Blunt yesterday.
Band concert tomorrow night at
the court house square.
Attorney Theo Qaale was in the
city from Blunt yesterday.
Miss Bertha Kalder left Saturday
for her homo at Woonsocket.
John Longstaff was among the ar
rivals from the east yesterday.
John I. Newell left Wednesday for
the east; he was licked to Chicago.
P. j. Murphy went to Brookings
Monday to remain for several days.
Mrs. j. B. Henry will leave this
week for y visit with relatives in
Iowa.
Mrs. T L. Riggs came in from
Oahe yesterday for short visit with
her son.
Miss Elsie Cleaver left yesterday
for Redfield, where she will visit
friends.
Thos. Ayres was an arrival from
Huron Monday for visit with his
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Flanagan and
daughter of Minneapolis, are guests
of friends here.
Miss Ida Williams of Huron, a
former teacher in the Pierre schools,
is a guest at the F. L. Kolb home.
A large humber from this city have
gone into camp near Rousseau. Fish
ing is said TO be good in that locality.
Mrs. 81. E. Cutting and Mrs. Thay-
er and daughter have gone to Minnea-
polls to remain during the summer.
Mrs. n. T. Denton and daughter
arrived yesterday from Webster fora
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
JIG. Williams.
Mrs. Geo. Nelson and little son, a
sister of Mrs. G. G. Bennett, who has
spent several weeks in the city, left
today for their home at Milwaukee.
We want farm loans. Our rates are
over than you can get elsewhere. Drop
in and see us before you make your
loan.-Pierre Banking & Trust Co. If
The state insurance department has
granted a permit to the Wastern As
surance company of Toronto, Cana
da, to write fire insurance in this
state.
An addition is being built to the old
Bonsey lunch car on Dakota avenue,
and Will Hurst of Fort Pierre will open
up a short order restaurant in the build
ing.
Will johnson and Harold Breeder,
who have attended the State Univer-
sity at Vermillion the past year, arriv-
ed home Friday to spend the summer
vacation.
Miss Mary Dotterwick and Louis
G. Graul, both we'll known in Pierre,
were united in marriage at Hardin
grove, Stanley county, Wednesday of
last week.
Mrs. l.. G. Bangs and daughter
came up from Huron Monday for a
short visit with friends. Mrs. Bangs
will leave shortly for California to
make her home there.
The 3oth anniversary of the L. O. O..
F. order of this city will be duly cele-
brated by the members ct that order
and the Rebekahs on June IS. In the
evening the, Rebekahs will give a
banquet, followed by dance.
The pupils of the high school and a
number of invited guests gave re-
ception at the Brink home Saturday
evening, complimentary to Prof. NJ.
M. Ramer, who has resigned his posi-
IlOu DIS superintendent VI suo OiGy
schools.
The semi-annual business meeting
of the l. o. o. F. order was held on
Tuesday evening. The election Of
officers was as follows: E. B. Picker
ing, N. g.; III. M. Isenberg, V. g.;
G.. B. Slough, treasurer; G. r. Wis
ard, trustee.
Charged with giving liquor to the
pupils of the Indian school of this
city, a man giving his name as Cork
ing was arrested here Tuesday by
federal authorities. The complaint
asserts that he entered the school
with the liquor and gave it to the
pupils, thus violating federal laws.
Gale Davis, a young farmer near
Okobolo, had narrow escape from
death by lightning while working in
the field. He was riding on corn
cultivator, aud the bolt of lightning