Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-08-07

Carl ana Leland alker nave goAe
to the Black Hills.
James Morris has gone to Canistota
for a two weeks outing.
Miss Lynn Fox went to Highmore
Tuesday for a visit with friends.
w. N. VanCamp was up from High
more Tuesday on a short business
ttsip..
4 Judge J. H. Gates and daughter
have returned from a visit at Sioux
Falls.
A regular meeting of the State
Live Stock Board was held in Pierre
Tuesday.
j. l.. Wingield, state bank exam
liner, was IN arrival Tuesday from
Mitchell.
Will Howes has gone TO Midland,
near which place he will join a broth
er OIL a ranch.
Miss Katherine Sherman left Mon
day for Iowa, called there by the i'll
ness of a sister.
Miss Elizabeth Eckles came up
from Huron Monday for a visit with
her parents.
Mrs. Frank came up from Rec
Heights Tuesday for a visit at the
Rathmell home.
John and Paul Coons of St. Paul,
are guests of their grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Mollick.
Judge G. S. Whiting and his broth
err and wife from Fargo, went to the
Black Hills Monday.
/, Father Mccarthy of st. Mary's
hospital, left Sunday for an extended
visit in New York and Europe.
Miss Helen Goddard, who has been
the guest of Miss Hazel Dickey, left
, Tuesday for her home in Chicago.
E. c. Villas of Temple, Texas, ar.
rived the fore part of the week for q
. visit with his brother, Fred Villas.
Mrs. Joseph Steiner and daughters
Misses Clara and Emma, arrived
home Sunday from an extended visit
> east.
H. S, Hedrick, state game warden
left Tuesday for Omaha to attend
> meeting of the midwest game war
dens.
u Miss Mary Aiken, Pauline Suther
l land and Florence Guild went to Siou:
I Falls Sunday, where they will spen,
= several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Conklin of Chica
go, who spent several days here at
tending to business matters, depart
Il ed Tuesday for their home.
James Starkey arrived Sunday fro1
Rochester, Mimi, for a visit wit
homefolks. Mr.. Starkey is now con
nected with the Union Nations
ar Bank at that place.
II. Van Gerpen arrived Sunda
from Harrisburg, ILL.,, for a visit wit
,r friends. Mr.. Van Gerpen was rol
merly connected with the America
IS Exchange Bank.
y Mrs. VIM. Kemp entertained a lare
l. number of young ladies at s o'cloc
breakfast Friday morning, compl
Of mentory to her neice, Miss Marion
8. Kemp of Los Angeles.
* A large barn on the Eugene Hur
but farm, together with out built
ia ings, a valuable stallion, harness ar
tools, were destroyed by fire Satu
ol day night. The loss was covere
by a small amount of insurance.
n Poles along the railroad and tt
towns of Hand county are beir
9 painted black and yellow to lead tt
way for autoists owe the great ea'
~ and west road which starts from Oh
. cago for the Black Hills and yellow
stone Park. The intention is to fl
ally put this road through for au
er travel to the Pacific coast.
ce
Bankers of the northwest are of I'll
A opinion that there is no special nece
10 sity for eastern assistance in tt
moving of crops this year, accordil
os to kilograms printed yesterday by tt
New York Times from heads of ban
ing institutions in Sioux Falls, Fa
go, Minneapolis and St. Paul.
he An interesting program is beir
ill prepared for the annual picnic al
mt celebration of the old settlers of Sui
er county, to be held at Agar in I'll
81 near future. During the past yea
to these gatherings have been held
,r. Okobojo or Onida this being the fir
to time Agar was selected as the plat
W. E. Herr of Guthrie, Okla, al
as Lester German of Aberdeen,
as d were high guns in the first day
ay shoot of tie western handicap held
he the Omaha Gun club Tuesday. He
lie broke 149 targets out of a possib