Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-06-05
John LonestafY came il from Huron

Tuesday.
Dr.EO. n. Hoyt left Tuesday fol
Des Moines.
Francis Pierce was down from
Onida yesterday.
F. f. Brinker left yesterday for the
eastern part of the state.
Miss Luella White left Monday fol
her homstat Syracuse, N. Y.
Mrs. r. s. Longstaff entertained !
small party Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Maud Stein OF Fl. Pierre, was
released from the hospital yesterday.
The infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jas.
Jeffries died at the hospital last week.
H. w. Perkins and family have
moved into the Lillibridge residence.
Miss Effie Dawson returned Mon
day from visit with homefolks at
Miller
"A. F. Moore gave his Sunday school
class picnic in the park Monday at
ternoon.s
Miss Hazel Dickey has returned
from Mitchell. where she had been
teaching.
Will Robinson returned Tuesday
from Yankton, where he has been at
tending college.
Thos. Null, an attorney of Huron,
was in the city yesterday, on business
before the supreme.
Attorney A. w. Wilmarth of Hur-
on, was in the city Tuesday, on bust
ness before the supreme court.
Stanley Stevenson, of the state his
torical department, left the first Of
the week for Yankton, where he will
be married on Friday to Miss Anna
DALEY of that city.
The annual teachers institute for
teachers of Stanley county will be
held this year at Fl Pierre in joint ses-
sion with Hughes and Hyde counties,
begin1 ing June IL.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. McNamee left
yesterday for trip to New York,
Boston, and other points. John A..
Holmes is acting as states attorney
during his absence.
Mrs. j. S. Green left Monday for
Corpus Christi, Texas, where she
goes to be with her son, O. Branch,
who went there some time ago for
his health.
The South Dakota Congregational
conference at its late meeting at
Mitchell decided to issue quarterly
magazine from this time on and the
work will be done in Pierre.
The local district Sunday School
association began two days session
in Pierre today. Representatives
from Sunday schools in Stanley. Sully
Hyde and Potter are in attendance.
A good many who in late years
moved to irrigated sections for the
purpose of getting rich out apples, or
pineapples, or bananas, are unwilling
to boast of the victories Of their
fruits.
The federal grand jury which has
been in session for the past ten days
at Deadwood has adjourned and been
discharged and the petit jury will be
through in the United States district
court this week. The grand jury re-
turned thirty-o one indictments, most
Of which went over the term.
The express messengers on the
train from the Hills reports picking
up six tons of cream on q single trip.
1t must be admitted that there is
some income in sight in country
where that much cream is secured in
a single day. Tie silo. the COW, and
save the calf from the veal block
should be the slogan of the farmers
and business men of that section.
Rev. Geo. NJ. Richmond, of Huron,
whose wife was mentioned in connec-
ton with white slave charges against
Dan Montgomery, q prominent farm
er of near Huron, says her name will
be entirely cleared. He defends his
wife against all charges. J.. w.
Laughlin, deputy U. S. Marshal of
this city, went to Huron and arrested
Montgomery and took him to Nit
chell where an examination was held.
lie Furnished an appearance bond.
Arrangements are being made now to
have the epecial Milwaukee train carry
ing the South Dakota veterans of the
battle Of Gettysburg to the fiftieth an
niversary celebration Of that battle,
leave the several points in this state on
the night of June II. which will bring
the South Dakota delegation to the field
of the celebration on the night of June
%. Headquarters of the state Gettvs-