Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-05-29

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J. L. Wing6eld is in the city from
Mitchell.
Misses Della and Bernice Smith
spent Sunday at Huron.
Miss lima Schubert spent few
days q Getty sburg this week.
E. B, Toomey and i. Hartley we're
down from Gettysburg Tuesday.
John J. Ladder of Toronto, Ont, was
in the city last Friday on business mat
tiers.
Miss Florence Guild of Dell Rapids,
Rapids arrived here last week to attend
patient. A
L. II. Glow has gone to Nebraska,
where he expects to be gone several
days.
NJ. NJ. Ramer returned Sunday
from Huron, where he attended the
track meet.
Miss Myra Tracy has returned from
Sioux Falls, where she has been at
tending school.
Mrs. l.. G. Cooper of Carpenter,
was operated upon at the hospital
last Thursday.
Oliver Munson closed his visit here
last Thursday and returned to his
home at Bradley.
The graduation exercises of the
high school we're Leld at the opera
house last evening.
B.. B. Burns left last week for
Watertown, where he will PLAY with
the regimental band.
Siguard K. Andal and Elsie E.
Richards of Dalzell, were issued q
license to wed Saturday.
Attorneys Eide and Null of Huron.
were in the city Friday, on business
before the supreme court.
Miss Lydia Miller has returned
from Laurel, where abe has just fin
ished term Of school.
Mark Whitney of DeGrey. brought
his little son to the hospital Friday
for medical treatment.
Misses Pauline Sutherland and
Helen Cox gave picnic on the school
lawn to there classes yesterday.
Doane Robinson returned Sunday
from Mitchell. He stopped off at II ur.
on to take in the track meet.
George Keonig and family left Fri
day for international Falls, Mimi.
where they will make their home.
Sheriff E. M Quinn left Friday for
Sioux Falls, taking with him r. G..
Evaas, who was sentenced to sixteen
years in the penitentiary.
Mrs. Rheinhart and little son Of
Lane, and Miss Grace Whitney of
Sioux City are guests of their sisters.
Misses Abbie and Edith Whitney.
Adjutant General Morris and Col
onel Boyd Wales spent some time
at Sioux Falls this week, inspecting
South .Dakota's 6ghing force down
that way.
j. A. Davy has received word that
the NE Id of 18-118-76 has been Sc
lected as the location for the test oil
well in Potter county. This is four
miles west and two miles north of
Gettysburg.
Several churches of the city united
in memorial service at the Methodist
church Sunday evening Members of
the G. A. R., w. r. c., and S. Of v.
occpied the front pews. and the main
auditorium was we'll filled.
The state board of regents is making
another effort to secure a good well
on the state experimental farm near
Eureka. Repeated efforts to secure a
good flow of water from the well have
proved futile, although farmers adjoin-
ing the state farm have experienced no
difficulty in securing an adequate water
supply at reasonable depth.
Announcement bias been received of
the following program for commence
ment exercises at the State School of
Mines in Rapid City: June I, Bacca-
laureate sermon. Rev. John w. Hanch-
er. New York. June 2. Alumni banquet.
June 8, Faculty reception. June a,
Commence exercises, Address by F. NJ.
Byrne. Comforting Of degrees,
Corn will have to get growing
move on itself this year as there is q
large acreage still implanted. We are
told that farmers generally figure on
having their corn up May II, in time
for any late frost that might come
struggling along. but this time they
have been caught without the seed
being in the ground. Too much rain.
Eastern papers received at Pierre
tell Of the organization of company
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