Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-07-03
DR.. Hart and family Of Blunt, spent
Sunday at the Tweeiie home.

+ Mas. J ohm Cr0tty returned Monday
i from an extended visit In Nebraska.
VIM. Troy returned the first Of the
week from a business trip to Dewey
I county.
| H. G, Schober was in the city last
week. leaving Sunday for his home in
Huron.
s. b. Grams, state Gre marshal, ar
rived from Lead Monday on official
business.
John Lockhart came up from Cen
terville Sunday for a short visit with
his parents.
| VIM. Summerside and daughter,
Miss Georgia, of Harold. spent Sun
day with homefolks here.
j. L. Lockhart returned Saturday
from Mitchell, where he was in at
tendance at the big Elk gathering.
4 Mrs. VIM. Walker was released
from the hospital last week and has
gone to her home at Grow Greek
Agency.
w. M. Cheever, a member of the
permanent investigating board, left
Saturday for weeks stay at his
home in Bookings.
Miss Helen Binford, who has been
attending college at Richmond. Ind.
the, past year, arrived home Saturday
1 for the annual vacation.
Mr.. ond Mrs Jas. Bryson were In
the city Friday, enropte to Hot
Springs. where Mr.. Bryson will re.
main at the Soldiers Home.
Mrs. S. o. Burns and children OF
Hayes, and L. p. Sherman of Mt.
Vernon, are guests of their sister,
Miss Catherine Sherman.
Miss Marie Montgomery, who has
acted as stenog1apher to the state
tax commission for several. months
left Monday for her home at Nit.
chell.
Mesdames j. G.. Damn and VIM
Bailey and son left Saturday for Clear
Lake. Iowa, where they will visit
their mothex, Mrs. Baker, formerly
of this city.
Major Beckwitb, Captain Grebinl
and Lieutenant Lane returned Satur
/ day from Redfeld, where they at.
4 tended the school of the Nationa
guard officers.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Basford anG
grandson, Edwin Fox, left Sunday
for Burlington, VT, where Mr.. Bias
ford will attend meeting of State
4 insurance commissioners,
Thos, Hicks, state veterinarian, Of
Milbank, and s. w. Allen of Water
town, deputy, were in the city Mon
day,in attendance at the meeting Of
the State Live Stock Board.
/ Miss Milo Knight returned to hel
home at Gettysburg Saturday after 8
visit with her sister, Mrs P. l.
1 Glavind. She was accompanied by
Mrs. Glavind, who spent Sunday
there with homefolks.
Several of the judges of the supreme
court will start for summer vaca
ton within the next few days, and
there is not likely to be any great
amount of business handled by thu
court for the next couple of months
Judge MCGEE of Rapid City hal
rend cred a decision to the effect thai
when the holder of a tax title hat
paid taxes on the land for ten yeart
and has complied with the statute re-
quirements his title to the land il
| perfect,
Beans constitute the latest crop tt
be tried out in western South Dako
ia, if reports from the vicinity Of
Timber Lake are reliable. Over 800
acres are devoted to the cultivation
of this widely used article of human
consumption, and at the present time
they are doing very we'll.
| Governor Byrne has appointed at
the state highway commissioner
under the new highway law, Ben NJ
Wood of Rapid City. E. c. Issenhutt
of Redfield, N. o. Honbourd of Hum
boldt. G. 81. Pinckney, former state
treasurer. has been appointed on the
state auditors force in the place pro
vided for by the last legislature.
Ed. Sutton, an extensive stock mar
in the vicinity of Laurel, was the low.
est bidder on SIC, 900 pounds of beef
for the Indians on the Cheyenne Riv.
er Reservation, and his bid has been
s.s.s into headquarters at Washing
ItOn for approval. The 18th Of next
month bids will be opened at the
agency for 81 tracts of Indian heir.
lship lands. each strip of territory
containing from 100 to $40 acres, and
appraised and estimated to be worth
between So and $40 an acre.
That deep tilling of soil produces
| the best results Was again demon.