Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-06-19
LOCAL NEWS

Bert and Fred Cook of Huron are
here on visit to kinfolk.
Mrs. U. s. Griggs has accepted a
clerkship in Moore's store.
George Barns of DeGray is suffer-
ing from blood poison. He is in the
hospital in Pierre.
Hisega, the magnificent summer
home in the Black Hills, is attracting
thereto many jewellers in this city.
John Biewer is building dwelling
house. He hopes to occupy the came
before September 1.
r. J McCalmont left today for Min
neapolis. He was accompanied to
that place by his son, Arthur.
p. G. Warren lest Monday for Sioux
City. where business for his firm called
him. Heis expected to return today,
Arthur Newlin attended meeting
of the Central Baptist association
held in Huron, the first of the week.
Frank Rewe, the telephone man. is
putting in a number of phones on
the Great Eastern line, between Har-
rold and Blunt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rev. r. l.. Kelley left
Tuesday for Huron, whittier thew
went to attend meeting the Central
RQnkisf q ocnoiofiay,
There are excuses for everything.
but the list offered by those who need
one for staying away from church
is probably longest.
Miss A. F. Cowan Of Blunt occupies
quarters in the hospital here. Sho hopes
her physical condition will be bcttered
by short stay therein.
Miss Martha Sutherland left Tues
day for Huron to attend meeting of
the Central Baptist Sunday School as
ISOLATION, as delegate.
3. M. Wanbaugh and Newell Cutting
arrived home yesterday from Indiana.
They report an enjoyable time during
an absence of two weeks.
g. w. Roskie came in Tuesday from
che state forest lands, near Custer.
He came to place some matters before
the state land department..
Walter Rippenberger arrived here
Monday from Elgin, Ill. He came to
look after property interests of his
father, in and about Pierre.
Miss Viola Hurley of Kadoka is in
attendance at the teachers institute.
She will teach in Stanley county DUR
ing the coming school year.
Louis Swoboda is now equal owner
in the Pierre Sanitary Plumbing and
Heating Co., with the company. The
purchase was made last week.
Arthur Young was in the city yes
terday from Vivian. He bought ten.
fine horses and took the lot to his
ranch in northern Stanley county.
Miss Hazel Baker royalty entertained
Tuesday evening her class in Sunday
school at picnic supper in the park,
after which the party went to the Crys-
tai theater.
Mr. and Mrs. j. w. Latta arrived
home Saturday morning Mr.. Latta' g
phytical condition was not materially
improved by his stay on the southern
coast Of Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Savers re-
turned Wednesday from Sylvan Lake,
and other pleasure resorts in the Hills
section of the state. They have began
home life in East Pierre.
Last week Frank Kantowski of this
this city was chosen trustee of the
state Jurisdiction Of the Catholic Or
der of Foresters, at q meeting of the
order last week, held in Webster.
The structure iE Fort Pierre, known
there as the Arnold house, went up in
smoke and flame yesterday. The fire
extended to the Bill Robinson build
ing. occupied by plumber, and the
same was also reduced to ashes.
The Seventh annual county fair of
Stanley county will be held at Kadoka
on September 8 to 5. A fine program
has been prepared, including premium
list and races that will not fail to be
among the best features of the fair
H. D. jennings, president of the
Gettysburg Anniversary commission,
is home from Aberdeen, where the
full committee met Tuesday. twas
again voted at this meeting that the
excursion train would leave the state
on June %. Bon voyagel
Hopes Of farmers about Pierre for
drenching rain to balance off the ideal
corn weather of the past few days were
high for few minutes Wednesday last.
The anticipated showers did not bring
much rain. Since Monday the Their
mometer has pointed around the one