Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-09-11
John Sutherland passed the week in

H. NJ. Reed is among the sightseers
at the state fair.
Kenneth Clifford is spending the
week at. the Fair.
VIM. Dorm went to Aberdeen YES.
terday where he will reside.
John and Thomas Walden came in
from Madison by auto Tuesday.
liver Thomas arrived home Tuesday
from his vacation trip to Utah.
j. M. Games of Mitchell, was in
the city yesterday on business.
q. e. Hanon went to Homer, Neb..
Sunday on a short business trip.
Mrs. Fred Eckles went to Huron
yesterday sor a visit with relatives.
Ed Wanbaugh has gone to Woon-
socket on a several days hunting trip.
MI. and Mrs. George Glessner of
st. Louis, r the guests of relatives
here.
Mrs. Hans Anderson and son of
huron, visited friends here oyer
Sunday.
Rev. Mueller and wife left last
week for a visit at Big Stone and
Sioux City.
l.. L. Stephens returned yesterday
from a hunting trip at the Glacier
National park.
Mrs. G. M. Livingstone and son
leaves Sunday for Keokuk, Iowa, fol-
a visit with relatives.
Francis Greenough left Tuesday
for Minneapolis, where he will at.
tend college this year.
Miss Bertha Kalder entertained
the teachers of the. city schools at q
lawn party Saturday evening.
Governor Byrne and wife went te
Huron yesterday and will remain
there until the close of the fair.
Hayes Homestead: Joe Binder re
turned to Pierre Monday, after a two
weeks visit at his ranch near Daven
port.
The Lutheran congregation anl
Sunday school held their annual pic
mic at the park near the pumping
station yesterday.
John L. Lockhart is in Huron
where he went Tuesday at attend the
harmony political meeting and the
state fair.
c. ia. Pine of Mobridge. has beer
appointed as examiner in charge Of
the Dakota State bank at Eagle
Buttes which closed its doors August
21st.
Miss Madge Satterlee leaves in the
morning for a short visit at Huron
from which place she goes to Aber
deem and Leola, where she will visit
with relatives.
j. l.. Wingfeld, state bank exam
liner, went to Mitchell yesterday tc
prepare his household goods for ship.
ment to this city. His family will.
accompany him home.
There is no ban on these "Septembe,
Morns." They are more artistic thar
any hand painted creations, and so are
well worthy the admiration of every
lover of natures handiwOrk,
Bishop Luccock of Helena, Mont.
G. w. Rosenpury of Sioux Falls, w
S. Sheppard of Mitchell, j. F. Hark
ness of Aberdeen and o. g. Boyce O
Watertown, attended the M. E. con
ference here yesterday.
Hyde County Bulletin: Miss Des
sic Zuman came down from Pierr'
Saturday evening and will work a,
st%enographer Mrs. A. Nor
en- of Pierre, stopped Monday on be:
way from Huron where she had beer
visiting relatives, for a days visi
| with Mrs. j. E. Campbell.
While digging a well on his claim
near White River, John Peters un
earthed an old gun some four fee
down from the surface. The onl,
mark to be found on the relic wer,
the figures SOLO. That country is bu'
newly settled and the gun is though
to have been buried many years.
Madison Outlook: At a meeting O
the city commission last week tn
contract for extending the waite
mains way let to r. B. Airey Of Pierr
for a consideration of S 5000. TIL
contract includes 5000 feet of mains
Is hydrants and 9 gate valves. TIL
contract calls for doing the work thi
fall.
Hunters who have secuted arount
the country and have explored th.
various lake beds, report q goodl,
supply of native ducks IN nearly ev
cry pond. The ducks are fat and laz,
showing no disposition to becom!
frightened easily. At present ther,
is every indication that there will b,
anna rooa ohno<;n~ khic qolloE n-a ~.