Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-06-05
Tom Lathrop returned yestsr1ay

I from Canada.
G. A. Lake and family OF Gettys.
burg. are visiting in this city.
Miss Pearl Hunkins returned from
/ visit at Aberdeen yesterday.
H. a. Gregg and wife returned
Tuesday from q weeks visit at Blunt
s. S. Ruble left Tuesday for Aber.
deem, to attend a meeting OF embalm.
ers.
Miss Gertrude O'Hanlon came Ia
from Chicago Tuesday for few days
stay in the city.
/ Mrs. Jos. Stainer and daughter,
Miss Emma. left yesterday for w ellis
Vile. Kansas.
Mrs. S. A. Travis. son and daught-
Ter. left yesterday for visit with
relatives in Chicago.
Mrs. Homer Partridge and little
son left yesterday for q visit at
Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
Pierre and the Cheyenne Indians
crossed bats Tuesday. The Indians
winning by a score of 5 to s.
At a recent meeting of the medical
directors, DR.. b. T. Kenney, was
elected member of the board Of
councillors.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Titus enter.
tanned the members of the Epworth
League Monday evening. Miss
Evelyn Parry assisted in serving
punch.
I Mrs. S. 81. Lea left Tuesday for
Chicago, whore she will be joined BY
Mr.. Lea, and from there they will 90
to New York where they will make
their home.
St. Louis Democrat: When Bryan
lowball is ordered grape juice is served
as matter of course. The pure food
department ought to insist that the sap
of the vine shall not be entirely absent.
The state board of agriculture is in
session at Huron Two handsome
buildings are to be completed on the
state fair grounds before the opening
of the fair this year. The show this
year will be the best ever.
A dancing party will be given Fri
day evening at the st. Charles, in
honor of the Misses Miriam Mallery
and Fern Fisher, who expect to leave
soon for their homes. Miss Mallery
going to Montana and Miss Fisher to
California.
James Holm left Tuesday morning
for Viborg, this state, where monster
Swedish celebration is being held to-
day. Mr.. Helm is o,sdeliver the main
address; heis forceful speaker. and no
doubt he will fly American patriotism
to the clouds.
P.W. Doughsrty, deputy attorney
general and counsel for the state rail-
road commission, has brought his
family here from Dell Rapids, and
will, from now on, live in the capital
city to be nearer his work and COM
ply with the desires of Governor
Byrne in that respect.
On account of getting too strong q
solution of creosote in his dipping
tank j. E. Ziebach of Gam Valley.
lost five head Of cattle. Before he
discovered his mistake 10 head were
run through the tank and all Of them
dropped to the ground as soon as they
emerged from the dip. Five of these
later recovered.
The controversy over the issuing Of
licsnses at Yankton seems to have
been settled in favor Of the vets.
Judge Fripp before whom the drys
tried to get a retraining order to pre-
vent the issuing of licenses. Judge
Trip set aside the temporary re-
straining order and set fort the fact
that he had no authority to restrain
the city in the transaction OF legal
business. Six licenses have been is-
sued.
Canton News, 30: G. G.. Lawrence,
state superintendent, and wife arriv-
ed in Canton on Wednesday and are
spending several days visiting with
relatives in this city. Mr.. Lawrence
came here natpnaihlv tn dalivnr IN