Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1914-06-18
Fred Hardy was up from Iroouois

4. L. Case returned Saturday to
his home at Aberdeen.
Judge S. G. Policy left yesterday
for a visit at Deadwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orrin Martin were in
from Vinton yesterday.
Miss Marjorie Bum is visiting with
relatives at Iroquois and DeSmet.
Dennis O'Connell is here from Red
field with some horses for shipment.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Bushinp of
~Woonsocket, we're Capital city visi-
tors yesterday.
Attorney H. L. Brown of Philip.
was in the city Saturday on profes.
sional matters.
Mrs. G. w. Spargur and children
returned Saturday from a visit with
relatives at Huron.
Misses Anna, Hattie and Ida Put
nam are spending a few days with
honelolKs at canning.
G. E. Olson and family arrived yes.
from Seattle, Wash, and are
looking up a location.
F. W. Calhoon and W. ]. Elron of
Midland. were transacting business
matters here yesterday.
Jas. Mckay left Tuesday on his
regular trip west of the river, for the
l.. B. Albright company.
Mrs. II. G.. Smith and daughter
Miss Kathleen, went to Columbia
yesterday for a visit with relatives.
Miss Fay Garretson left Monday
for her home near Hartley, after
spending some time in the CAPITAL
city.
Judge e. G. Smith went to Iowa
City, Ia, Saturday to attend the re-
union of his law class at the State
college.
Ed. Heitzleman left yesterday for
Rochester, MINI. Mrs. Heitzleman
and daughter left the same day for
Montrose.
Money has been raised by the
Methodist people for the purchase of
the Congregational church at Gettys-
burg, which will be moved to Agar in
the rear future.
Judge Gates. of the state supreme
court, departed for Sioux Falls early
Tuesday morning, and will be absent
until Saturday. The homecoming iubi.
lee was the attraction.
Mrs. H. W. Perkins is packing he,
household effects, preparatory to ship.
ping the same to Brookings. Mr.. Per-
kins has secured permanent employ.
ment in that college city.
The next regular meeting of the
South Dakota board of pharmacy for
the examination of candidates for
registration and general bushes will
be held at Radid City, July 8.
S. j. Wood, register of deeds, made
a trip to his farm near Capa, the first
of the week. He reports that lands in
that locality, seeded to alfalfa in April,
have produced a wonderful crop.
L. E. Bolts, who has a farm location
near Meers, Stanley county, was in the
city Monday. He says the most prom
Using growing crops on the globe may
be seen in that section.
The members of the local Royal
Neighbors at their meeting Tuesday
presented their head officer, Mrs. FL.
W. Perkins with a silver souvenir
Mrs. Perkins leaves soon for her new
home at Brookings.
The government boat Mcpherson is
in this city for a few days layover,
on her trip up the Missouri river.
This boat is a really big one, and is
the largest steamer which plies the
north of Kansas City.
The members of the Pierre Fire De-
partment, which numbers about for
ty, left Monday in a special car for
Parkston, where they will attend the
tournament. The Department have
a good running team this year, and it
is hoped they will return with some
of the greater prizes.
The annual Methodist camp meet
ing is to be held at st. Lawrence for
the Huron district next week. The
camp meetings will begin June % and
continue to June 80, Rev. R. N. Nc
D. D., Fort Rice, N. D., and
member of the Northern Minnesota
conference, will have charge of
meetings.
The wet season here appears have
millions of gray brown
moths, which swarm over the trees
and become a nuisance in any house
where there are opportunities for
them to get inside the structure. Just
what species of worm these moths
breed does not appear to be settled
conclusiyely among those wise to in