Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1912-08-01

Erie Ol6On underwent an operation
at the hospital Tuesday.
DR. s. B. Stegeman Of Onida, Was
Pierre visitor Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Cook were over
from Onida Tuesday.
JAS. McMurchie, cattle buyer from
Centerville, was in the city Tuesday.
Chas. Dalton Of Onida, visited over
Sunday at the j. j. Dalton home here.
The flow to the harvest fieids, east
and north, is now at flood height.
Bernard Vessey went to Messing
ton Springs yesterday for visit with
homefolks.
Farmers, in the vicinity of Agar.
are planning to build an elevator and
buy produce.
Mrs. o. s. Basford left Tuesday for
visit with her daughters at Huron
and Redfield.
Mrs. A. E. Lucas and children left
yesterday for visit with homefolks
at Rochester, MINI,
w. A. Notmeyer and family went
to the Black Hills Saturday for an
over Sundays visit.
George Besendorfer returned the
first of the week from visit with
homefolks in Minnesota.
Frank Jordan left Monday for
points in North Dakota, where he
will remain during harvest.
H. M. Straight and family went to
l1isega Monday. where they will
spend several days in camp.
Fletcher Ivey is we'll on his way to
the coast. Somewhere in the Pacific
northwest he intends to cast his lot.
John l.. Lockhart, register of the
United States land Office, intends to
go to Montana in few days, and
will be absent a week.
H. D. Jennings is we'll on his way to
Seattle. From that city he will 90 to
San Francisco, returning home on via
Denver. He expects to return about
November l.
A license to wed was issued Satur.
day by Clerk of Courts Sandys to
Miss Sadie o. Ashba ugh and John
W. Wilson, both of Pierre,
A large amount of hay has been on
the market daily this week. The
quality is good; $500 per ton is the
ruling price paid therefor.
John sutherland has planned to 90
to Chicago tomorrow. He says he
has no intention of attending the con
vention of Bull Moose party.
j. E. Mallery reached home Satur-
day frnm Montana, where he is inter
ested in fruit growing. He left Mon
day for Onida, to again take up his
duties as cashier of the State Bank
there.
The corn crop in this county is GER
tainly booming. If the corn con-
tinues to growias it has for the past
four weeks farmers will have to pur-
chase stepladders to harvest the crop.
$50, in cash to invest in Stanley OF
LYMAN county lands. If you have a
tillable quarter for $1,000 cash, come
get your money of Carson or Lucas,
Pierre. If
G. M. Livingstone left Sunday for
Harold for a stay of several months,
He has taken charge of the Journal
and will edit the same with com,
manding tact.
Butchers stock is not so plentiful as
in former years The first of the week,
G. H, Jaynes, of the Peoples Market,
went out to the Dorothy ranch and
bought one hundred head of fat cattle.
paying therefor $500.
F. F. Brinker, commissioners of
school and public lands, has begun
the leasing of lands for period Of
one year for hay purposes. This eff.
fects state and school lands every
where.
Mrs. j. W Rowley of Terre Haute,
Ind, Mrs. j. FL. Reynolds and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Frank Hamilton, who have
been guests at the Sattlerlee home
departed Monday for a visit in Illi-
nois points.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Smith have re-
turned to Pierre from the Pacific
coast, where they went year ago.
Mr.. Smith will re-enter the train
service, running between Pierre and
Rapid City.
Members of Hook and Ladder Co.
No. I, will give "A bentit ball at the
Auditorium tomorrow night, August
2. The company is made up of .
splendid lot Of fellows and merit the
patronage Of the dancing pub lie.
a mating Of tho Stota Road ~