Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-09-11

from q visit IN Minneapolis.
Miss Kate Schultz has commenced
. tern of school at VanMetre.
Miss Hazel Dickey left Friday for
Webster, where she teaches this year
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Kienholtz have
gone to Huron to remain during the
fair.
Dick Smith went to his home at
Miner Saturday after q short stay in
Pierre.
Mrs. Kelley, mother of Rev. r. l..
Kelley, is visiting with friends at
Blunt.
John Griffin left last week for a
week for a several weeks visit in
Boston.
lack sutley and daughter, Miss
Ina, came in from Lyman county
Saturday.
immigration Commissioner Mo.
Caffree spent Sunday with his family
at Howard.
Mrs. w. D.. Nelson returned Satur.
day from a several days tour in the
Black Hills.
Mace Martin and P. F. Mcclure
are home from a several weeks STAY
at Silver City.
Howard Harvey has gone to Brook
lngs, where he will attend the Agri-
cultural college.
Judge Mccoy returned Saturday
from Webster, where he attended the
funeral Of a friend.
Attorney John Sutherland went to
wisconsin last week on q several
days business trip.
Prof. M. M. Ramer returned Friday
from Gettysburg, where he conduct
ed teacherg institute.
X. l.. Putnam and Andrew Feeney
came in from Wendte yesterday on a
short bcsiness visit,
Miss Grace Harwell went to Wendte
the fore part of the week, where she
has commenced teaching school.
G.. F. Cleaver and Dave VanHise
went to Huron last week where where
they will remain during tie fair.
A. w. Ewert went to the eastern
part of the state and Minnesota
points last week on business inter-
ests.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. johnson, of
Miles City, Montana, are guests of
the formers sister, Mrs. Chas. New
bury.
DR.. M, N. Farr went to Huron
Monday in the interest of the Degree
of Honor, of which order she is grand
treasurer.
f. M. Rood came in from Philip
Saturday to attend a meeting of the
State Brand Commission of which he
is a member.
Miss Edna Dickover arrived last
week from Billings, Montana, and is
the guest of her grandmother. Mrs.
Thos. Brown,
Mrs. Causten Brown and daughter,
Katherine, arrived Saturday from
Salt Lake City, and are guests at the
Henry Karcher home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Longstaff and
the Misses Bright of Minneapolis
sisters of Mrs. Longstaff, are spend.
ing the week at Huron.
Mrs. Geo. Cole and Mrs. S. L.. La.
Barre went to Iowa and Kansas
points Saturday, where they will
spend several weeks visiting.
The 4th quarterly conference of the
M. 3. church was held at the church
Tuesday evening. Rev. Notson OF
Huron was among those in attend.
ance.
j. A. Laughlin, county treasurer,
spent Sunday with homefolks q,
Harold. He was accompanied home
by his family who have been visiting
there.
The marriage of Miss Mildred
Grace Merrill and Mr.. Guy LEROY
Erickson will take place at the HON,
Of the BRIDES parents in Omaha Sep.
TENDER II.
Several Herford cattle from tn,
Riggs ranch 9 Oahe are on exhibit
ton at the state fair this week. The
animals are fine specimens and SHOULD
capture some of the awards.
Among the applicants who took ex
animation here last week for veterin
arians, w. G. Scheiber of Gettysbur,
and L. j. Hinckley of Kimball re
ceived authority to practice in the
state.
Passenger traffic over Northwest
ern railroads to Glasgow, Havre anl
Great Falls, Mont, on account of tn,
opening Of the Fort Peck Indian res
ervation is heavier than at previous
land drawings The drawings for the
land will take place at Glasgow, be