Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-08-28
A daughter vas born to Mr.. and
.Iohn Hansman laet waok

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+. NJ. Blair came down from Rapie
City Tuesday on a short business trip
VIM. Hanson of Oakland, Neb., wa:
looking after land business here Tues.
day.
The fall term of the federal court,
for Deadwood, will open September
3rd. Y
The local ball team will play the Har.
rold team in Pierre tomorrow after.
moo
Mrs. Ed. Eakin and children went u
Okobojo Monday for a several days
visit.
r. j. Woods of Sioux Falls was re.
newing old acquaintance in Pierre
Tuesday.
j. T. Erickson left Monday for Chi
cago and other Illinois points on a shor,
business trip.
Mrs. I. LANDMARK and children OF
Rapid City, visited friends here the
first of the week.
This is the time of the year wher
the corn makes the race of it's life tc
get by the frost line.
Miss Smith of Highmore, arrived
Monday for a visit with her sister
Mrs w A Downar
B. B. Airey went to Madison Tues
day, where he will look after some cor
tracts for concrete work.
Judge l., E. Gaffy arrived home
Saturday from a several weeks pleas
ure trip at Lake Superior.
Miss Helen Cox has returned from
her homestead near Wasta, where she
has spent most of the summer.
Miss Minnie Anderson returned
home Sunday from ar extended visit
in the eastern part of the state.
A good rain in the nick of time
makes a farmer feel like a newly ap
pointed democratic postmaster.
o B. Linstad is sightseeing in tn,
western portion of the state. He viii
be absent from Pierre during tn,
week.
liver Thomas left last week for
| months vacation, which he will
spend in Chicago and on the Pacif,
coast.
Herbert Gregory of the state bank
ing department, went to the eastern
part of the state tuesday on profession
al duties.
Mrs. Mccullough of Chicago, visite'
Mrs, R. B. Airey Tuesday. Mrs. Nc
Cullough was enroute home from a visi
at Rapid City.
Miss Leila Mccoy went to Aberdeen
Tuesday, where she will attend tn,
wedding of Miss Norma Brown an,
visit with relatives.
Mrs. W. A. Branch and daughter
Miss Cleota, arrived Friday iron
| Mitchell for a visit with their son an,
brother, Lyle Branch.
Miss Elma Baker went to Hayrol
Tuesday, lei which place she attends
the funeral of the infant child of Mr.
and Mrs. R. A. TAYLOR.
Miss Dolvi, instructor in domesti
science, arrived Tuesday from Nortl
Dakota, preparatory to taking up he
duties at the opening of school.
Huron Huronite, Is: John T. Mel
son, of Pierre, formerly q resident o
Huron, was here on Sunday evenin,
for a short time on his way hom
from Brookings.
Rev. Strutz of Aberdeen, presiden
of the Young Peoples Alliance, will
hold evening services at the Evan
gelical church this week until Sun
day.
Deadwood Telegram, %: P. j
Murphy, wife and two children O
| Pierre, are among the South Dako
tans who are sojourning in the sum
mer country of the state today.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo
d. Mathieson of Fort Pierre, wa
buried at that place Monday after
noon. The services were conducte,
| by Rev. a. L. Russell of this city.
The counties of Minnehaha, Tripp
Perkins, Hughes, Gregory, Brown
Brookings and Meade were represent
ed before the tax commission Satur
day on protests as to valuations
which their ENJOYS think too high.
One of the best cattle deals of re
cert times is reported by Ben Blair
from the negro settlement in Sull,
county. In one shipment he sent t,
Chicago, n COW brought Sill So
leaving a hundred and four dollar
clear after paying shipping and sell
ing charges.
The Mitchell corn palace will b
constructed this year on the prevail
ing idea Of western life, says DR.. F
d. Gillis, who will do the planninI