Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-07-17

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IS jos Stevens of Hull, Iowa. reister.
ed today at the st. Charles.
r. D. Hill of Galesburg. III, is the
guest Of DR.. w. H. Tweedie.
T. Chas. Hyde. jr... and Will Robinson
left BY auto yesterday for Winnipeg.
County Superintendent Miss Mabel.
Wood Of Hyde county, was in the
| city yesterday.
r County Commissioner n. G. lnm-
ley went to Blunt yesterday on =
short business trip.
The home crop of potatoes may be
small. but it is safe to say potatoes
will be cheaper than coal.
The rain falls on the just and upon
the unjust. and also upon the South Da-
kota cornfields just in the nick of time.
Rev. o. 0. Smith will address ths
teachers at the snaamer this after
noon on 1.-The Bad Boy and His Pa. Z"
Mrs. w. j. Parry and son Jeff Mon
day for Grsat Falls, Montana. where
they will remain with Mr.. Parry unt
til fall.
Mrs. Howard Fuller went to Mil
bank yesterday whore she joined her
husband on his return from Minnea-
polls.
| 81. D. Jennings returned yesterday
from q trip to Gettysburg, Toleda
and Detroit.
Miss Esther Arp Of Sioux City.
4 visited her sister, Mrs. I'll, 7. Kenney !,
yesterday enroute home from the
Black Hills.
| Miss Elizabeth LANCE went to her
home at Mitchell yesterday, after
spending several days at the Ander-
son home.
The barley harvest is on this week,
and the harvest of other small grain
Twill follow closely upon the stacking Of
the barley.
! Miss Myra Tracy and grandfather,
Mr.. Airhart. were arrivals from
Sioux Falls yesterday.
Fred Mueller left yesterday fora
vacation trip to Big Stone, Milbank
and the Twin Cities.
Word has been received here that
Mrs. Q. N. Hoyt of this city had been
overcome by heat at Des Moines,
Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Warren return
Led Tuesday from visit in Minnesota
accompanied by granddaughter
\ from Redwing.
j. L.EWingfield, state bank examiner
is counting the cash in banks at Lead
and Deadwood. Tomorrow he goes to
the southern Hills.
"a 7. g. Brown OF Belle Fourche. was
in the city yesterday visiting his
daughter, Miss Florence, of the state
historical department
Sioux City Journal: The cloud that is
now hanging over Mexico, completely
obscuring the blue sky, looks as If it
might assumeSa funnel shape.
Mrs. Jas. Dannahower Of WinOna,
Mimi, arrived Yesterday and is the
guest of her son. Manager Danna-
hover of the Western Union.
The county board of commissioners
made an appropriation of $2O0 for an
exhibit of Hughes county farm pro-
ducts at the state fair at Huron, Sep
TENDER to IL.
The local militia company is ex-
pected home tomorrow. Captain
Grebing will go through to Sioux
Falls to join his family and they will
go to Baltimore for visit.
! Next week will mark the closing Of
the six weeks summer school. The
last three days will be spent in the
taking of examinations at Highmore,
Ft. Pierre and Pierre.
James Temny. who edits the Onida
4 Watchman with commanding tact, paid
US call Tuesday THE Waterman is
winning distinction among leading state
papers, and also dollars for its enter
prising publishers.
The employees of the eastern railroads
which are affected by the threatened
strike of railway trainmen and conduc-
tors. have announced their readiness to
arbitrate their differences with the
reads, under the provisions of amended
Erdmann act
1 Winter wheat harvest is on in those
sections of the state where the crop is
extensively grown, the yield Of which
promises to be twenty five bushels per
acre. South Dakota rains were local
this year. and at about the right time,
and the result will be the largest crop
both in quantity and price that has ever
4 grown in the state.
/ Deadwood Telegram: II. S. Hedrick,
state game warden, is here today.
Among other matters he is looking up
candidates for appointment as deputy