Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-08-14

4 AItS0 AnhCiO oPChS go sAy
with friends at Midland.
L. A. Munson went to Midland
Tuesday on a short business trip.
Miss Rose Hanson of Chicago, is a
guest at the II. Grenard home.
Mrs. A. j. Lane went to the Black
Hills Tuesday for a several days stay.
Mrs John Westlund submitted to
an operation at the hospital Tuesday.
Huron Huronite; Miss Marguerite
Karcher of Pierre is visiting in the
city.
S. Z Grams, state fire marshal, ar
rived Tuesday from Lead on official
business
Miss Minnie Cox is home from a
several days visit with friends at
Rapid City.
Mrs. George Wiseman and little
daughter are visiting with relatives
at Rapid City.
Mrs. Henry Potter arrived Tuesday
from Lake Benton for a visit at the
A. R. Potter home.
Afew of the leaves are beginning
Ito blush as though autumn had all
ready come a counting.
Miss Hazel Merwin arrived Satur-
day from Tracy, Mimi, and is the
guest of Miss Ruth Bonsey.
Aberdeen will entertain the next
meeting of the State Press association
when it convenes in the winter.
Mrs. en-. Wheeler arrived last
week from Dallas, Texas, for an ex-
tend visit at the e. B. Lee home.
Mrs. f. E. DeVries left yesterday
for her home at Davis, after a visit
with her daughter, Mrs. Margaret
Grant.
Mrs. w, P. Davis of Okobojo. was
in the city Tuesday and left for OF
tumwa, Iowa, where she will visit
with relatives.
Miss Lelah Mccoy was hostess at a
4,course luncheon Tuesday morning,
complimentary TO Miss Rhoda Nc
Coy of Aberdeen.
Misses Della Smith and Charlotte
Wales gave a launch party Tuesday
night, complimentary to the Misses
Nelson of Aberdeen.
The corn crop is a little short, due
TO lack of rain in Kansas. But South
Dakota, as usual, contributes her
: full quota to normal production.
Twenty-three out of thirty-four APP.
} p%licants in the county who wrote the
examinations last month were sue.
cessful and received certificates.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. S. Basford re.
; turned yesterday from Vermont.
where Mr.. Basford attended the ma.
tional meeting Of insurance commits.
. %ysioners.
L. B. Wadleigh, Jr., arrived Tues
r day from an extended stay at Omaha
and points in Iowa. Wadleigh Bar
ton of Omaha, a nephew, accompan.
led him home for a visit.
Work on the foundation of the new
city hall building at Gettysburg has
been completed and the superstruc
) tnra has been started. The structure
will be ready for occupancy by colo
weather.
!, The state insurance department ha.
granted authority to do business il
, this state to the Globe Indemnit,
company of New York, which viii
write health and casualty insurance
in this state.
Several members of the Pierre bal
team went to Midland Tuesday t,
play with the Fort Pierre team yes
terday against the Midland team
Those from Pierre were Ed Wan
baugh, Clinton Crandall, Chas. Kirk
!, patrick and Harry Gardner.
The oil portrait of Senator Kit
tredge, just completed, has beel
hung in the collection of the depart
ment Of history. The friends. of tn,
senator have had the portrait don,
and it is an excellent likeness of tn
! distinguished citizen.
e Ellison G. Smith, jr., son of Judg
E. G. Smith of the supreme court
9 and Miss Ruth Liden of Sioux City
!, were married in st. Paul last Thurs
day. Mr.. Smith has visited his faith
= er here or several occasions and ha
a large number of acquaintance her
q who will join in extending congratu
q lations.g
e Thrashing machines now are com
mencing to tell their stories in Sout
Dakota, and in view of this there is n
further need for guesswork in speculat
h ing as to how the crops of the stat
have yielded this. year. In some instan
ces the thrashing machines are tellin,
+ a better story than was expected, Will
in other instances the yield of grail
as revealed by such thrashing as ha
bonp 5opa th,1c foric ho1ru, who y,o