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

N. D. alFoy WeuC W dOWaTu MOu-
day on a short business trip.
A roof is being built over the grand
stand at the high school ball ground.
Miss Efie Lasey of Huron, is the
guest of her cousin, Mrs. Jas. Mckay.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Fischer arriv-
ed home Monday from a visit at In
terror. i
Albert laughlin of Harold, spenS
Sunday here with his brother, j. A.
Laughlin.
. Hugh Smith, tax commissioner,
returned Tuesday from a professional
trip to the eastern part of the state.
Mrs. Delta Fox left Monday for a
visit with a sister at Huron and will
then go to the eastern part of the
state.
DR.. W. H. Tweedle Mr.. Hill, Dr..
Hart and MIR. Greer returned Satur-
day from an auto trip through the
Black Hills.
l.. E. Gaffy and L. B. Albright left
Sunday for Lake Superior. where
they will spend a couple of months
on a pleasure trip.
Supt. Jenkins of the State Board of
health, accompanied by his steno-
%grapher, went to Waubay where he
! will make his headquarters.
Miss Thelma Lee returned Tuesday
from S visit in the Black Hills. She was
accompanied by her brother, Forrest,
l who will visit homefolks here for sew.
eral days.
Miss Riebe, who has been a guest at
the A. E. Lucas home, left Tuesday
for her home at Rochester, Mimi, &C.
: companied by Mrs. Lucas and family
who will spend a month there.
Misses Della, Kathleen and Bernice
: Smith returned Tuesday from a visit a
> Aberdeen. They were accompanied
home by Misses Edna and Florenc,
Nelson, who will visit at the Smith
home.
Deadwood Telegram: Mrs. Will S
O.Brien, jr., of Pierre and her sister
t Mrs. Wm. Cason of Clarksville
Tenn, who have been camping GU
= in the Spearfsh canyon for two weeks
. left on Saturday evening for Pierre.
Onida Watchman: We are informe
that S. S. Ruble, the Pierre undertake
will put in an establishment here in tn
near future. 1t will be under the mar
agemert of A. V. Livingstone. Art
n a hustler and will make a success of
if anyone could.
y Aberdeen News,2: Attorney Byro
l. S. Payne of the law firm of Suthe,
l. land Il Payne, Pierre, is in the cit
e. on legal matters today ......A AL Hid,
brandt and Ed Hannicker motored t
- Pierre on Wednesday after a fe,
days visit with R. I. Hall and othe
friends.
.. Sheriff Quinn went over into Star
~ ley county Monday and placed unde
arrest Joe Stein, who is being hel
on a statutory charge. Stein we
given a preliminary hearing Tuesda
e. before Justice Slindee and a continl
ance of the case was given.
II. F. Patterson, superintendent
a. the South Dakota Better Farming a
ISOLATION, has set aside the first wee
20 in September a. ''seed corn week.
r. During the week Mr.. Patterson ar
his corps of assistants will hold "see
corn meetings" in various parts
the state.
10 Three carrier pigeons, sent by e
press from Washington, D. c., to
liberated here in order to test lor
!, fight back to the National capital. Tt
~ birds were released here July 20, al
after c%ircling the state house, flew ca
ward, since that time no trace of the
has been learned.
L Aberdeen News. L: F. c. Muell
of Pierre. deputy to State lnsuran
= Commissioner O. S. Basford, spe
the day in the city visiting F. /
III Craft aud attending the circus viii
H. enroute home after spending a tv
weeks vacation at the Twin Citi
and Lisbon, N. d.
IS 1t is estimated by the express COZ
VI panies that the reduction in their ca
70 rying charges ordered yesterday by t
interstate m commission W
er deprive them of revenue to the amou
is. Of $26, 600, 900 per year which is 16 p
is, cent of their gross earnings. The
y. per cent remaining will be sufficient
of keep the wolf from the express doc
I'd while the millions saved will amount
M something for the people.
d. Southeastern South Dakota b
never seen such wonderful crops
in they will harvest this year. CT
be county is particularly f%oTtc&ate. T
he hot weather has been very favorat