Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-07-24

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Thos. Dalton was over from Onida
yesterday on short business trip.
MI. and Mrs. F. F. Reich have zone
to the Black Hills for : short stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. 81. Grosclose OF Field
er. we're shopping in Pierre yesterday.
a. 2. Bechtelheimer arrived frpsh
Chicago yesterday on short bust
ness visit.
Mrs. J. L. Pyle, one Of the leading
snffrapists OF the state. 10 In the city
from Huron.
/ Throughout the Missouri valley
the door of opportunity IL open to ths
man hunting work. ss
Miss Helen Nelson went TO Ssnsarc
Yesterday, near which place she VIII
visit with friends.
Miss Besa Morton went TO Rous-
seau Yesterday. whore she Joined !
camp party on Medicine creek.
Lyman Boucher Of Aberdeen, viii
be banqnetted 1t Btllin9hurst hall
this evening by his old school mates.
Mrs. Frank Rowe and family re-
turned yesterday from visit with
relatives in the eastern part OF the
state.
The Sioux City Commercial club
is planning trade excursion into
southeastern South Dakota early in
September.
W. s. Bowen, member OF the
State Board Of Charities and Correc.
tions. vas in the city from Huron
yesterday.
Miss Viola Hurley will leave Sat-
urday for her homo near Cottonwood
after attending six weeks Of summer
school here.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Hopkins arriv-
ed yesterday from New Orleans and
will spend several days here looking
over the city.
Miss Viola Carlson and brother 70.
turned home yesterday from IN ex-
tended visit with relatives at Escana-
ba, Wisconsin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernie Budde arrive
ed yesterday from Chicago for . visit
with the latter's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmer Budde.
DIR. T. f. Riggs IL in Sioux Falls In
attendance at the convention Of the
500 Valley Medical association in
session there this week.
In the supreme court Monday an
opinion handed down by Gates was
Thomas Brown vs.. Prescott F. Hall ct
al, Butte, reversed. Policy dissenting.
The contract for furnishing 1853
horses for the Standing Rock and
Cheyenne River Indian reservations
has been let to w. s. Parkin Of Dick.
inson, N. d.
Prof. M. G. Helm returned yester-
day from Michigan, where he was
called last geek by the serious illness
of an uncle, whom he left much i'm
proved in health.
Miss Faleatter Of Parker. Miss
Wood of HiRhmore and Miss Casey
of Forest City. Iowa. instructors ct
the summer school tho past six weeks.
left yesterday afternoon for their re-
specttve homes.
Mrs. Gil Erickson and family ar
rived home yesterday from visit at
Benson, Mimi. They were accom-
panied by Mrs. Sarah Skare, a sister.
in-law, who will remain here for !
visit.
Richard Lyons OF Sioux Falls, and
Alan Bogue of Centerville, members
of the permanent investigating COM
mittee, have again taken up their
work after several days absence from
the city.
Fred Hepperlee. commissioners Of
school and public lands and his do
puty, N. NJ Hansen, left Friday for
the southern Hills portion of'the state
on official business.
Printers from all over the state are
daily arriving ct the capitol. to In
spect samples Of the materials and
ARTICLES required in the next bidding,
contracts for which will b. let on
July July 80 ct Pierre, the second
bidding since the new law became
effective.
A news dispatch from Onida says
that it has apparently been demon
strated that bed of Ignite coal
underlies this part Of the state. An
artesian we'll which was being drilled
on the Dougherty Bros. ranch near
Onida disclosed bed Of coal Ct :
ldepth Of 70 feet below the surface.
| The Anti Saloon league Of this city
IL making sreat preparations for It's
national convention which meets ct
Columbus. Ohio. November 10. is.
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