Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-08-14

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for a several days outing.
Mrs Islo Haswell spent Sunday
with relatives at Seneca.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bowers visited
with friends at Miller Sunday.
The Old Settlers picnic of Sully
county will be held at Agar August
22nd.
Clifford Walker of Blunt, visited
at the Mueller home, returning home
Monday.
A. 3 Lucas went to Chicago Satur-
day, where he will purchase goods for
the Leader.
Mrs. Harvey Howard has gone to
Huron and Willow Lakes for a visit
with relatives.
II. G. Preston, tax commissioner,
and wife went to their home at Nit
chell Sunday.
Miss Rhoda Mccoy of Aberdeen,
arrived Saturday for a visit at the
JuuSe Mccoy nome.
Gov. Byrne delivered an address at
Midland Tuesday before the old set
tiers of Stanley county.
Miss Efie Dawson returned Satur-
day from a several days visit with
her sister at Watertown.
o. X. Stablein of the state insur-
ance department, went to Sioux City
Saturday for a short stay.
Miss Louise Notson came up from
Huron Saturday for a visit with
friends, returning home Monday,
The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Kinney of Philip, was brought
, here for medical treatment Friday.
Rev. Emil Mueller went to Big
Stone Saturday and later will then 90
to Lisbon, N. ID. on missionary work.
Mrs. J. P. Smith and daughter re
turned Saturday from an extended
| visit with relatives at Barabou. Wis.
Mr., and Mrs. Fred LaPlant were
e in the city from the Cheyenne agency
Saturday, returning home by auto
Monday.
Miss Elizabeth Woods left Monday
n for her home in Minnesota, after a
several days visit with Miss Anna
Whiting.
Mrs. 2. Roseth, who visited q
couple of weeks with her sister, Mrs
v Elmer Bennett, left Saturday for hel
d home at Crandall.
An examination for students who
t failed to make their grades last year
v will be held at the high school build
ing August % and 20.
j. III. D%onehower, manager for the
Western Union here for severa
months, has been transferred to Wi
o mona, Mimi, and left for that plac,
yesterday.
Prof. M. G. Helm went to Winner
: Friday, where he will assist in insti
e tute work. Mr.. Helm will also WORT
in the same capacity in Gregory coun
' ty before returning.
Mrs. V. V. Ketchum left Sunday fo1
a months visit in Chicago. Mr.
y Ketchum will then join his wife anl
h they will go to Monroeville, OHIO
for a visit with homefolks.
a heavy wind and thunder storm will
y moderate amount of rain besides dam
aging fruit and shade trees in Pierre @,
y Friday night, blew down a sjlo erecte,
n in Fort Pierre and owned by C. L. Mel
Y lette of that place.
The committee in charge of tb
x collection of the Hughes county ex
hlblt for the state fair, lave secured
t. the services of Albert Pond to PAIN
G large picture to be used as a bacI
IS ground for the exhibit. The picture
a Hughes county farm scene, will b.
12x15 fit.
Huron H%uronite, Z: Rev. B. f
= Stiles left this morning for Blunt t.
d officiate at the wedding of his son
s. Bert r. Stiles, to Miss Maud Groes
beck or Blunt. Bert Stiles is the ED
TT est son of Rev. and Mrs. Stiles, an,
he and his bride will make their horn
lie at Iowa City.
Harold Journal: During the brie
but dangerous thunder storm las
ia Sunday night the lightning strucl
~ and set fire to about fifty tons of ha,
on the Feeney ranch south of town
The hay stack together with tw,
IS loaded wagons were burned to tn
r, ground. There was no insuranc
carried.
F. Dairy products, sleek beeves, poultry
J egg, potatoes, corn, alfalfa, the hes
/. horses, are products that central Soutl
Dakota is admirably adapted to pro
duce. Let US go in for a bigger sur
plus, for when these products go GU
the money will come in, and it will b
! money that doesn't draw interest at tel
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