Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-07-31
A. n, VanCamp was Ia The city
from Highmore Tuesday.

Aued06y or q snort business trip,
Mrs. Nye Patterson and family re-
turned Fridayfrom Woonsocket.
Mrs. G. W. Grosbeck and daughter
ware In the city from Blunt Tuesday. I
Mrs. A. B. Nelson left last week
Tor Hisegssand Rapid Canyon for an
outing.
Hugh Smith, tax commissioner !,
went to Howard Tuesday for . sever
al3days' stay.
p. II. Wood is home from a weeks
business trip to the eastern part Of
the state.
Mrs. l., A. Munson left Tuesday
for an extended visit at Duluth with
sister.
Nips Ruth Halves went to Airing
tonI tuesday for = months visit with
relxtlves.
Carson Williams came in from
Sioux City Tuesday on a cattle buy,
ling trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. L. Stephens and
sons returned Tuesday from an OUT
| ing at Hisega.
Mr., and Mrs. w. G. Hull arrived
Tuesday from Arlington for Visit
with Pierre friends.
The county will soon commence
the grading Of the. new auto road
across Hughes county.
G. G. Lawrence, state superinten-
kdent, lefN Tuesday for. White Lake.
Sioux Fallsand other points.
Mrs. Ole venjum Of Watertown,
has been the guest Of Mrs. James
Wolfkiel for several days.
| State Veterinarian Barber arrived
Tuesday from Tyndall and will re-
main ihrthe city for several days.
Miss Alta Smith Of Lacy, offered
proof of her homestead before the
United States land office Tuesday. j,
I Ralph MCGEE and family went to
their home at Onida Tuesday, having
spent.several days here with friends.
Mrs. Jas. Mckay returned yester-
day from . three weeks. visit at
Aberdeen and with her parents At
Faith.
Il. g. johnson, attorney general.
came up from Highmore Tuesday TO
attend meeting of the state railway
commission.
Mrs. Margaret Grant had : goiter
removed from her neck at the hos
pital yesterday.
Mrs. Mary Z: Sanders and r.. g.
Sanders Of Rec Heights. attended the
funeral ofsthe late George Sanders
here Tuesday.
Z. ]. butcher will leave Is sooG 81;
he can settle up his business interests
for Jackson, Mich, where the Dut-
cheers will make their home.
3. M. Thomas Of Huron, and 1. l..
Turner of Springfield. members Of
the Soldiers Home board, arrived in
the city Tuesday to attend,a meeting
of the board.
The old wooden bridge across Eli
gers gulch on Capital avenue has
been torn down and will be replaced
aby b fine new bridge. one that the
city may we'll feel proud Of.
| M. VSPrice ofSMilwaukee, has TAX
an charge of the health department of
the First National Life Accident
Insurance company of this city. Mr..
Price will move his family here in q
short time.
| An autd party from Washington
Springs enroute to the Black Hills
Hwere in the city Tuesday. The mem
bers of the party were Misses Pearl
Jones and L. 81. Wright, DR.. r. r..
| Wright and mother.
4 "A daily paper will be started at
Lead BY Fred A. Mix. publisher Of
the FairplaySa at Fort Pierre. Mr..
i Mix is a: good writer and his new
daily will be read with interest.
Desmet News: Mrs. B. S. Payne
and little daughter Of Pierre are here
visiting her uncle, Geo. b. Mallery
and family. Mr.. Payne is in Sioux
Falls participating in. the tennis
tournament and will stop here On his
way home.
A. K. Gardner and b. F. Farrell
8|shave been in Pierre with mum Der
of the high officials Of the c. s. n. w.
road on5srate business With the rail.
Way commission and the attorney
general. Rate negotiations we're de.
clared off yesterday
i Thoss Smith, conductor on the
1 freight west, u packing his house,
4 hold goods. preparatory TO moving "a
q Rapid City where his family are new
\ located. Nj. Smith leaves Pierre OF
account Of the health Of his oldest
daughtet, for whom physicians have
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