Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-07-10

Highmore Saturday.
Miss Deney Of Miller, is the guest of
Miss Efie Dawson.
F. H. Rugg. mayor Of Rapid City
was Pierre visitor Monday.
DIR. b. T. Kenney went to DeGrey
Sunday on professional trip.
Mrs. lilo Haswell went to Beresford
Saturday for visit with relatives.
R. A. Larson, secretary of the Brook
ings college. was an arrival Monday.
Oscar Johnson has gone to Parker
where he will remain during the sum
mer.
Mrs. c. G. Bennett went to Milwau-
kee Monday for q visit with her par
ents.
The state pharmacy board will hold
its annual meeting at Sioux Falls
July "a.
Miss Isabel Dalton Of Aberdeen, is
the guest of her brother. j. j. Dalton
and wife.
Henry Hudson. a rancher in the
vicinity of Leslie. was . Pierre visi-
tor Saturday.
Mrs. McFal went to her home at
Onida Saturday, having spent several
days at the Bonsey home.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Wegner arrived
last week for visit at the home of
their uncle, H. G. Wegner.
Miss Effice Voorus, who was the
guest of Mrs. j. w. Laughlin last
week, left Friday for her home at
Waterloo. Iowa.
Mrs. G. b. Billinghurst returned
Friday from Chicago, where she went
to attend her daughter, Miss Aida,
who has been ill.
Chas. H. Scheu and Andrew Bonsey
left Sunday afternoon, by auto. for
Waterloo, Iowa. 1t is their intention
to locate in that town.
Parties passing street corners with
teams, and autos or motor cycles
should be very careful'as it is in such
places there is possibility of acci-
dents occurring.
Edwin 7. Lundy of Cassopolis,
Mich, was at Pierre to secure the
necessary extradition papers to take
back Elmer Hawks to that state on q
charge of desertion of his family.
McMacken Brothers, stockmen To-
Gated near Shiloh, Sully county,
bought drove of fine horses last
week out in the reservation country,
and haye placed the lot upon their
ranch near Shiloh.
C. E. Deland, of this city, has, aft
er long and diligent search, found
positive proof that the Black Hills of
South Dakota were originally known
as Black Mountains, and were cor
rupted to Hills by illiterate traders.
Deadwood Times: In his trip to
Watertown by auto last week N. E.
Franklin went by the black and yell
low trail. The entire distance was
1 ,O21 miles, which was made without
the slightest engine OF tire trouble.
Mitchell Clarion: Public Examiner
j. L. Wingfield and his Office force
have been busy this week packing
their Office equipment preparatory to
moving the office to Pierre where
quarters have been provided in the
capitol.
Sioux City Journal: Mr.. and Mrs.
j. E. Reigel are entertaining Mrs.
VIM. Borst and Miss Jessie Borst of
Pierre, s. D., and Miss Marguerite
Borst of Detroit, Mich. The guests
will be complimented with dinner
in the Reigel home Friday evening.
| A call was made last week for all
the militia companies east Of the
!, Missouri to assemble in Huron yes
lterday. By special train today ell
companies will proceed to Sturgis
for the annual encampment to be
held at Fl. Meade.
| N. M. Hanson of the state land de-
partment returned Friday from Lem.
mon where he filed on Al, 600 acres of
state indemnity lands for the lands
taken by Indians on the Pine Ridge
reservation. Most of the land being
I in Perkins county. with about is 900
acres added to the state lands in
Harding county.
Monday morning, when the train from
the east came in. two transients in town
MIR. Ludwig Of Desmet and Mr.. Parker
of s.Highmore, were held up near the
depot platform by two Strangers, and
relieved Of their cash. The hold up men
got away in the dark before the alarm
could be given, and no trace Of them
has since been ascertained.
The new state board Of health and
medical examiners met here Monday
flor organization and examination Of
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