Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-08-28

Il hHHT- WWH.
Mrs. &C Austin is in the city to-
day from Cottonwood.
Mrs. Louise Denton will leave Sat
urday for Manchester, Iowa.
Meet me at the fair is all right,
but make it the Huron fair.
John Old6eld of Huron, is the
guest of his sister, Mrs. Chas. Rob-
rer.
James eastman returned Tuesday
from a weeks vacation spent in Min
neapolis.
E. j. Harrigan left Monday for
Deadwood, where he had planned 10
pass a week,
Il. F. Drebing arrived Tuesday
from Davenport, Iowa. to look after
property interests.
Labor day-next Mondays the
right day on which to cease labor
and have a holiday.
Miss Margaret Cox left this morn
ing for Bryant, where she will teach
school the coming year.
Miss Margaret Lockhart is expect.
ed home tomorrow from an extended
visit on the Pacific coast.
j. P. Erickson and Mr.. Eckles left
Monday for Minneapolis. Both are
L oy npEfoH TN rot,,w,N rovk vyorlr
The price of meat is not nearly SO
interesting a topic as it was before it
got beyond the reach of SO many.
Miss Lockhart arrived yesterday
from Oshkosh, Wis, to commence
her duties as teacher in the city
schools.
Examinations for those who failed
at the close of school last year will
be given by Supt. Helm tomorrow
and Saturday.
Miss Edna Richards of Juneau,
Wis, a teacher in the city schools
has arrived for the opening of school
Monday.
Sanitary drinking fountains have
been installed by the city authorities
Of ODida at points on the main bust
pess street.
Miss Borreson, state librarian,
went TO Canton yesterday, where she
will attend the dedication of the new
Carnegie library.
Boyd c. Bierman Of Groton, has
been added to the clerk force in the
state railway department, taking up
his duties Monday.
Miss Elsie Luebke, who will teach
penmanship and and music in the
city schools, was an arrival from
Wisconsin yesterday.
The Merrill Schaaf Lumber com.
pany have just received a 16x30 foot
silo, which they have contracted tc
place al the Indian school.
Fred Baade brought in a fine loac
OF watermelons yesterday from De.
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quality ard found ready sale.
M. A. Shale, coach for the Pierre
high school this year, arrived from
Watertown yesterday. Mr.. Shale is
a nephew of Mrs. M. A. Adams.
The county board of commissioners
will meet on Tuesday next in adjourn.
ed session. Before adjournment
many contracts are to be awarded.
The school bells will call together
all of school, going age next Monday
morning. A full attendance is de
sired or the opening DAY of the new
school year.
The new Bank of Capa, to take the
place of the institution that went tt
pieces with the departure by night o
John Hayes, opened it's doors fol
business under new hands Wednes,
day.
The Dakota State bank, of Eagle
Butte, has closed its doors and sus
pended with $22, 900 deposits and $2s,.
600 loans. 1t is generally believed
the institution will pay dollar fol
dollar.
Miss Lillian Olander arrived yes.
terday from S%tratford, Iowa, anG
will teach in the city schools this
year. She was accompanied here by
her mother, who will visit her son,
j. f. Olander.
The sale of the E. f. Clifford bank.
ruptcy personal property in the hands
of Trustee Lockhart was held at the
office of j. E. Slindee, referee, yester
day and was sold to the Culhan AID
justment company of Huron.
1t is a mean thing for the weather
man, with the thermometer indicat
ing a temperature above 80, to sene
word from his high tower that nc
not spell is in sight. The weather
man may not be able always to ge,
things right, but he ought not to joke
during business hours.
Hon. j. e. Kelley and family leave
today for their future home in Pierre