Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-05-29
Aleck Mill left Monday for ! trip ID

Miss Grace Folger left Tuesday for
London. Cana L..
Dave Yokum is here from Dupree,
for visit with friends.
Mrs. Minnie Pfotenhauer Of Oaco.
ma. is visiting her mother, Mrs. Mid
dleton.
The steam roller has been muster.
ed into service in leveling off the
streets.
Mrs. Frank Rowe and children left
Monday for a visit with relatives in
Chicago.
a. Sherrin, of WATERFOWL, was
transactiDg business matters here
Tuesday.
w. G. Smith and C. G. Robinson,
railway commissioners, attended a
meeting here yesterday.
H: A. Christensen and A. S. Clouse
prominent business men of Agar,
were in the city Tuesday,
DIR. ii. T. Kenney left Tuesday for
Vermillion, to attend meeting of the
State Medical association.
Mrs. Fowler left Tuesday for her
home in Illinois. being summoned
there by the death of her mother.
The weather man has a good many
farmers on the anxious seat because
OF his monkeying with the big dipper.
Gov. Byrne has appointed G. N.
Harrison as census enumerator for
sioux Falls, under the new license
law.
O. S. Basford and A. Wheelon left
Tuesday for Aberdeen. where they
will attend the banquet of the First
National Life Insun ance company.
Tyndall Tribune: Miss Agnes
Smith, daughter of Judge E. G. Smith
of Pierre, arrived Monday evening
for a visit with the Il. K. Stillwill
family.
Stock Growers News: Miss Ethel
Eldridpe, Sioux City is staying at the
Geo. Keyser home in Ft. Pierre while
attending the business college at
Pierre.
Elk Judge L. E Gaffy, president of
the First National Life INSURANCE Co.
left Monday for the east MFR. Gaffy
is fast extending the business of his
company.
Manila Courier: Miss Dora Bar
clay of Pierre, came out on MONDAYS
stage to begin residence on her claim
near West Fork 49,. Mrs. Walter
left for Pierre Wednesday.
Mrs. j. T. Milton returned Tues
day from a visit at Aberdeen and Lee
ola. She was accompanied by Mrs.
G. F. Conditt and little son who are
visiting at the Satterlee home.
DR.. O. O. Smith left yesterday for
Alexandria, where he will deliver the
graduating address. From there
he will go to Yankton, where he will
deliver an address at the college.
The class play was presented at the
opera house Tuesday evening, in two
parts the first part being a musical
and the other the play. They de.
serve much credit for their parts as
each done there best.
Miss Hersey Burrus has returned
from two weeks visit and is back as
night operator at the telephone ex.
change. Miss VERNE Battray Of
Blunt, took her place during her
absence.
The Sioux City Journal has this
good word for the Sunshine state:
The present indication is that the per
capita production of wealth in South
Dakota this year is going to break
the South Dakota record.
The thirtieth annual State Fire
mems Tournament will be held at
Hot Springs this year-on June 17-2O,
An elaborate and exciting programme
has been prepared for the occasion.
Over $1,000 in purses and prizes are
promised the visiting companies to
contend for.
j. H. McCord of the humane So
ciety. States Attorney McNamee and
Sheriff Quinn went out to Byron
township Monday and arrested David
Cady, on chage of cruelty to animals.
At his hearing yesterday he was found
guilty and fined $50. His attorney
gave notice of appeal.
The small grain crop in Hughes
county never looked better this early
in the season, and from present indi-
cations will be the best ever grown
in the county. Hay and pasture lands
that have suffered from lack Of rain
In past years. are in splendid condi-
ton and promise plenty of hay and
pasturage for the entire season.
Bishop Burgess. Of the Episcopal
church, in addressing the Long Island