Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-08-07

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was in the city yesterday.
A fall of rain last night was a well
come visitant to this loca lily.
j. E. Truran and family left y%ester-
day by auto for the Black Hills.
DR.. Burnside came up from High
more Tuesday on professional bust
ness.
e. Kelley was in the city Tuesday
from Draper. making the trip by
auto.
MI. and Mrs. G. B. Billinehurst
have game to Hisega by auto for ar
outing.
Misses Maxine Nelson and Lavina
Sanders are home from a visit at
Highmore.
Attorney Van Slyke came id from
Aberdeen yesterday on a short pro-
fessional visit.
Geo. Evenson left Tuesday for
K%alispell, Montana, where he intends
to locate.
The Pierre ball team will go to
Harold tomorrow, where they will
play the home team.
Mrs. John Hirning and son return
ed Tuesday from an extended visit
with relatives at Herried.
-.
A. w. Ewert, state treasurer, left
Tuesday for Omaha. Sioux City and
other points on business.
W. ID. johnson, state printing COM
missioner, went to the Black Hills
today for a short stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Walker of Iowa
City, Iowa, are guests of the latter's
parents, Judge and Mrs. Corson.
Miss Regina Hollister went to
Yankton yesterday, where she will
visit for some time with relatives.
Miss Anna Uhrig and brother, Roy,
of Fort Wayne, Ind, are guests at
the home of their brother, Edward.
Tim Hartnett went to Gettysburg
yesterday to look after business for
the Western Ca%rbonating company.
The Ladies Aid society of tho East
Pierre Evangelical church will hole
an ice cream social Tuesday evening
at the parsonage.
Mrs. 7. e. Thomas and daughtel
and Misses Misses Marie Moore anC
Lorraine Brown are among the Pierre
people at Hisega.
r. w. Coleman and wife of Onida
were in the city Tuesday, leaving TO
Valley City, N, d., where they will
make their home.
Miss Pearl Corrick will arrive thi
0 week from Birmingham, Ala, an
b will make her home here with he
father, G. j. Corrick.
Sully county people report coyote
more plentiful in that section tina
y they have been for a number of years
d There is no apparent reason for tn
increase, but the pests are increasin
according to reports from that cour
ty.
e Members of the Investigating com
k mittee have gone to the eastern pal
j. of the state where they will look int
y matters pertaining to some of th
different state institutions befor
their return to Pierre to continue tn
relation to the state official depar
ments.
Congressman Clarence B. Miller {
d Duluth and Miss Gertrude Y. Pate
son of Los Angeles, were married
the latter place recently. Miss Pa
e terson was at one time stenographe
. to several former South Dakota GO
70 ernors and will be remembered b
~ many of the older residents.
While sitting chatting with a nun
\. Der of old time friends, John Morrow
20 a pioneer of Miller, suddenly fe
over in his chair, dead. He was
years of age, aid anne to Miller
1882 from Audubon, Ia, building or
o of the first dwellings on the west sic
g of Miller, and was the first landlol
. of the Vanderbilt hotel, which
- built the same year.
On Monday the immigration boar
chose Charles McCaffree of Howal
state immigration commissioner, I
g succeed j. d. Eeets. Mr.. McCaffr,
ID is a descriptive writer of acknowled
~ ed ability; he is an energetic fellos
le active at ali times. AS commission
er of immigration he will do the sta
a whole lot of good.
Charles McCaffree who, but recen
ly began his official career as cor
I'd missioner of immigration, says b
S. first move toward his duties as col
IS missioner was an address to sever;
at hundred native Americans 1T Il
RI frontier day celebration at 1nterio
le the talk being through the mediu1