Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-07-10

s. W. CLARK was an arrival from
Red6eld Tuesday.
DR.. 81. 7. Ratte Of Los Angeles,
was an arrival Tuesday
Attorney H. G. Fuller went to Stnr-
gts Monday on legal business.
Gov. Byrne returned Monday from
. several days visit at WATERFOWL.
The Pierre and Rec Heights ball
teams are playing on the local field
today.
Ray Howard and Harold Murphy
OF Huron, visited friends here over
Sunday.
Walter Flanagan. court reporter
for Judge Hughes, went to Highmore
Sunday.
The members Of the etate tax
commission left yesterday for the
Black Hills.
Miss McDearmond returned Mon.
day from q visit with homefolks at
Fanlkton.
Miss Mabel Shurtleff arrived from
Chicago Monday, where she has been
studying art.
Miss Ida Anding arrived homo
Tuesday from an extended visit with
relatives in Minnesota.
n. Newhanks returned Monday
from Rapid City where he attended
q gathering of old settlers.
Mrs. 1. B. Linstad left Tuesday for
st. Paul, whore she win spend 3
couple months with relatives.
Dick Purcell and sister. Mrs. B. j !.
Jurgenson, returned Monday from
an auto trip to Kimball, this state.
Judge E. N. Hoffman of Mcintosh,
was in the city Monday looking after
matters before the supreme court.
Miss Ella Quirk, who has been =
guest at the Auldredge home, left
Monday for her home at Highmore.
Miss Helen Cox has gone to the
Cox ranch near Wasta, where she
will remain until school opens this
fall.
Mrs. j. B. German and sister went
to Huron Saturday. where the former
will spend several days with home
folks.
Rev. o. O. Smith went to Gam
Valley Monday, where he delivered
an address before the teachers asso-
citation.
E. F.. Dorothy returned Tuesday
from Ute, Iowa, where he went last
week to attend the funeral of his sis
term law.
Fixtures for the DuFran pool hall
in the Grand Pacific block have been
installed and the place will be opened
for business in few days.
John Hirning went to Herried Mon
day for couple of weeks visit. He
will be accompanied home by his
family who are visiting there.
r. D. Chapman, who has been en-
ployed at the Purcell barber shop for
several months, left Monday for the
Black Hills, where he may locate.
Rev. X. A. Kasberg and wife re-
turned Monday from Storm Lake,
Iowa, where they went several days
ago to attend the funeral Of q relative.
Homer Partridge went to Chicago
Sunday and on his return home will
be accompanied by Mrs. Partridge
and son who are visiting at Cedar
Rapids, Iowa. {
The contract for the grading on
Dakota Avenue from High Street to
Harrison Avenue has been let to A.
B. Miller. at thirty-two and half
cents per cubic yard.
The meeting of the State EmbalmeIs
association was held in this city Mon
day. Among those present were: M.
F. Cummins, Wilmont, secretary; Carl
Burns, Rapid City, treasurer; I. M.
Dotson Of this city being president.
Senator Coe I. Crawford was in
Pierre yesterday. He left Washing
ton last week whe. ..no democrats
went into Caucus Upon tariff matters;
he e. pressed the belief that the eau
Gus would continue during this week.
At the regular meeting of the city
commission Monday evening L. l..
Stephens rendered his resignation as
city mayor, which was accepted Mr..
Stephens will give his attention to
his law business which requires his
entire attention.
Application has been received by
the government for summer home
colony. on Shoshone national forest,
Wyoming. The plan is to have q cen.
trail assembly ball for community
gatherings, and separate cottages for
the several families Of the communal
recreation center.