Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-09-04
R. B. Airey spent Sunday with his
family ut Hisera

VIM. Newlin of Castlewood, is the
guest of relatives here
DR.. H. T. Kenney went to Onida
Monday on a professional trip.
Mrs. F. Il. VanSlyke underwent an
operation at the hospital Monday.
F. h. Gobel went to Minneapolis
Monday, where he may locate.
Mrs. T. C. McNamee entertained in
formally at the st. Charles Tuesday.
Pierre Brink and d. D. Oldaker
left by auto Monday for Sioux City.
Karl Vesperman of Hayes. submitted
to an operation at the hospital Tuesday.
Mrs. w. H. Crawley of Hardingrove,
are guests at the J. w. Grandle home.
Neal Davis left Monday for Ottum-
wa, Iowa, where he will attend school.
Mrs, A. Norea returned Tuesday
from a visit with her daughter at Hur-
on.
G. w. Barnes of Redfeld, has &C
cepted a position at the Dakotan
Office.
Mrs. h. N. Marso of Harold, sub
mitted to an operation at the hospital
Monday.
Miss Caroline Bergeson arrived
home Tuesday from a several days
visit east.
The city schools opened Monday.
the enrolment being about the same
as last year,
Mrs. Horace Howes and family came
in from Midland Monday and are guests
of relatives here.
Rev. Mueller returned Tuesday from
Lisbon, F. D., where he had been or
missionary work.
S. H. McCarl who has been a guest
of j. 7. Nelson, left Monday for his
home at Brookings.
Mrs. w. j. Mundt went to Seneca
Monday for a several days visit with
old acquaintance.
Judge Smith and daughter, Miss
Agnes, arrived home Tuesday from q
visit in Minneapolis.
Attorney G. W. Martens went to
Timber Lake Tuesday on a severa]
days business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. D. Jennings return.
ed home Tuesday from a wedding trir
spent in the Black Hills.
I. A. Campbell went to Aberdeen
the fore part of the week in the in.
terest of the First National Life.
John Longstaff and son, George,
came up from Huron Tuesday for q
short visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Ralpl
Longstaff.
MI. and Mrs. f. J. Mundt and son
returned to their home at Madison
Monday, after a visit with the for.
mer,s brother, w. j. Mundt and
family.
L.. j. butcher left Monday for Jack.
son, Mich, where he will visit with
relatives and later go to Pittsfort
near which place he will engage ir
the furniture business.
Haying is the chief occupation OF
farmers. Good yields are being
made of the low lands. The ruling
price per ton paid in this city is S.
per ton.
Shipments OF stock cattle from the
west are being made to points alona
this line and disposed of to farmers,
AS there is plenty of feed here, it is
likely that a great many cattle viii,
be brought here this fall.
Monday morning Walter Brand.
huber, while at work at the Brand,
huber ice houses, sprained his back
from which he has suffered considar
ably. Mr.. Brandhuber will be laid
up for several weeks.
10 SCdGS ld!r week FOL
South Dakota and the news from thu
publicity committee at Huron is that +.
record breaking crowd will be present
The list of attractions is bigger AM
better than eve before, and Huron de
elares that she has completed arrange
ments to care well for all who come.
The owner Of one of the Ignite mine
near Isabel in Dewey county, this stat,
is advertising that he has four hundre,
tons of coal uncovered. and that he will
deliver it on board cars in the part o
the state covered by the Milwaukee
lines at $3.50 per ton, which ought a
mean cheap fuel for that part of tn,
state.
1t should be remembered that man,
visitors come from outside to inspec
the Fair and also that all the progress
i've farm magazines far and wide
have reporters on hand. One of-th
most important effects of q good stat
wide exhibit is the refutinp Of tn
knocking South Dakota gets frop
outside papers. This point alone j
sufficient to justify the existence o
the State Fair.