Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1914-07-02
Oscar Eyenson was up from De

Mrs. Bangs is visiting with rela.
tives at Parkston.
Sheriff e. NJ. Quinn made a bust
ness trip to Blunt Tuesday.
j. O. Chaussee returned yesterday
from q weeks visit at Philip.
Jack Champion was up from Miller
yesterday renewing acquaintance.
John T. Deloria of Crow Creek res
ervation, was q Pierre visitor Tues
day.
Mrs. / M. Langland went out near
Hayes Tuesday for a visit with rela-
tives.
Mrs. Fletcher Ivy and son, arrived
Tuesday for a visit at the Middleton
home.
j. E. Slindee returned Tuesday
from q visit with relatives at Adams.
MINI.
Miss Ferol Steele returned Tues.
day from a few days visit at Har-
rold.
j. A. Stransky of Pukwana, was
renewing acquaintance here yes
terday.
Mrs. David Exc of Blunt, under
went an operation at the hospital
Monday.
VIM. Summerside came up from
Harold Sunday for a visit with his
family.
Miss Fay Garretson returned this
morning from a visit with homefolks at
Hartley.
w. H. Gum of Huron, passed yes
terday in this city transacting bust
ness matters.
j. j. Dalton arrived Tuesday from
Sioux City, and will visit a few days
in the Capital city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Olney Borst arrived
Tuesday from Rapid City for a visit
at the Borst home.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. G.. McNamee re-
turned Monday from a visit in Min
neapolis and Chicago.
Mrs. Wyatt and little daughter left
Friday for Minnesota, called their by
the illness of her mother.
R. II. Hawkins and w. Mcdonald
of Akron, Ohio, we're in the CITY
Tuesday on land business.
A. B. Cox of Beresford, was in the
city Tuesday on business before the
State Live Stock Board.
Attorney and Mrs. B. S. PAYNE and
baby returned yesterday from a visit
with relatives at Vermillion.
Miss Hazel Pinckney has gone to
Aberdeen and Moose Jaw, Canada,
to spend the summer months.
DR.. j. j. Mertons came down from
Gettysburg Tuesday bringing a pa
tient down for treatment.
Mrs. Meadows and Miss EVELYN
Meadows of Watertown, are guests
at the A. A. Adams home,
Hugh Smith, state tax commission
er. arrived Tuesday from Howard, to
spend a few days at the Capitol.
Misses Ruby McDea1mon and
Florence Brown returned Monday
from a few days visit at Faulkton.
Railway Commissioners Robinson
and stenographer, Miss Wilson, went
to Condo yesterday on official mat.
tiers.
Judges Mccoy and Smith and Miss
Agnes Smith, will leave the last of the
week for the west, where they will
spend some time.
Rev. Fl. @. Morton left Monday TO,
his home at Middleport, N. Y, after
supplying the pulpit at the Baptist
church the past month.
The Board of Education at thei1
meeting held Monday evening, the
contract was let for the tinting Of
six rooms Of the High school build.
ing. w. M. Metcalf received the con
tract.
DIR. H. T. Kenney was called t.
Owanka Saturday by the sudden deatl
of his father. The remains were taker
to Cherokee, Ia, for interment. DR.
Kenney and mother accompanied tn.
remains to that city.
II it keeps on raining west of the Mis-
souri, river, there is a chance for devel
opments that will astonish ever tn,
natives. Already a chicken with fou,
legs and a cow with five legs and 81,
feet have been brought.t to public atten
ton, to say nothing of the wonderful
alfalfa gelds that there abounds. TIL,
Huron Huronite.
The residents of Forest City anl
Cheyenne agency are anxiously wait
ing for the arrival of the steam boa,
to be placed upon the Missouri river
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