Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-07-17
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Il. q. Greer was up from Blunt
Saturday on short business trip.
e. "A. Platts went to washington
yesterday on ! SHORT business trip.
Nj. G. Sherwood, 8 banker at Mid
land, was . Pierre visitor Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Manley went to Har-
rold Monday for = visit with friends.
Miss Eva Stevenson left Sunday for
st. Charles, Min, for visit with
homefolks.
Miss Stella Burke came up from
Huron Saturday for visit with Miss
Della Smith. 9
Miss Almetta Ramer went to High
more Sunday for aseveral days visit
with friends.
Mrs. j. g. Eager and Miss Dorothy
Dudley went TO Hisega Sunday to spend
several days.
Edward Heck left Tuesday for
Council Bluffs after short visit with
his parents here.
Judge =. E. Gaffy left Tuesday for
Minneapolis and Chicago on several
days business trip.
Mrs. Geo. Farrar arrived last week
from Minneapolis and is q guest at
the w. M. Larson home.
VIM. Glennon, q railroad employe.
was operated upon for appendicitis
at the hospital Monday.
M. NJ. Kramer went to Presho Sun
day, where he will conduct teachers
institute for two weeks.
States Attorney 81. M. Robertson
Of Bennett county, was in Pierre
Saturday on legal business.
Dr. H. G. Collie of Chicago, a for
mer Hughes county resident, visited
friends in Pierre Saturday.
Mrs. VIM. Cason and sonof Clowdale,
Miss, arrived Saturday aud are guests
at the VS.. O'Brien home.
Ben Nelson was over from Onida
Monday. leaving Tuesday for Rapid
City on short business trip.
Miss Anna Wilson returned, NJ on
day from an extended trip to Yellow
stone park and Colorado points.
Mrs. Amelia Gleckler and daughter,
Miss Ruth, returned Saturday from an
extended visit in New York and Bos-
ton.
Mrs. j. r. Burns returned to her
home at Huron Saturday after visit
with her sisters. Mesdames Stelow and
Canaan.
Mr.. and Mrs. 81. A. Wegner, who
have been guests at the H. G.. Veg
ner home. left Monday for their home
at Milwaukee.
Hook & Ladder company No. 2 will
give an ice cream social this evening
on the lawn at the Policy residence in
East Pierre.
7l3ss
The members of the city commissinn
have presented Ex-Mayor Stephens
with fine automatic rifle as a token
of remembrance.
G. N. Sherberne. editor of the Stock
Growers News, attended service in
Pierre Sunday, and later paid his
respects to this office.
Will Lockhart and Ed Wanbaugh
went on fishing trip near Blunt
Tuesday. The boys report good
catch and q fine trip.
Mrs. M. R. Carter, city librarian,
arrived home yesterday from sever
al weeks trip through Yellowstone
park, Salt Lake City and Colorado
points.
Misses Elsie Taylor and Nellie
Bassett Of Madison, Wis, were in
the city Tuesday, eproute to the
Blacd Hills where they will spend
several weeks.
Joseph Steiner has filed his bond
with the city and state for the con-
struction of the dam and bridge at
the state capital grounds and work
on the structures will be commenced
~ once,
The prospects for very fair corn
crop could not be better than at pres
emit. Cut worms did considerable
damage In some fields last spring but
on the whole the crop is q fair stand
and growing fine.
The state board Of regents have au,
thorized the expenditure Of 500 by the
agricultural college with which to build
3silos underneath the ground in various
parts Of the state to demonstrate the
value Of such silos. 81
J. D. Deets, South Dakota's immi-
grafton commissioner has accepted a
job that will take him to Mankato, Min
nesota. and the presumption is that he
will vacate the South Dakota position
and give some one else chance.
The Chicago and North Western COM
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