Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1914-05-28
A. Lewis was up from Blunt Tues

Mrs. McNally went down to Huron
Tuesday.
John Rau was up from Harold
Tuesday.
Frank Gunsalus of Blunt. spent
Tuesday in the Capital city.
Lars Maloney of Castlewood. was
a Pierre visitor Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Moran were ar
rivals from Huron Monday.
The Kings Daughters held a picnic
in the park Tuesday afternoon.
Rev. A. C. Miller left Tuesday for
a trip to Yankton and Sioux City.
Mrs. L. A. Munson left Tuesday
for a visit with relatives at Clark.
w. E. Heron of Custer, was trans
acting business matters here Tues
day.
G. C. Moulton returned Tuesday
from hot Springs for an indefinite
stay.
DR.. O.. N. Hoyt left Monday for
Watertown, Madison and other points
east.
Judges Smith and Mccoy are spend
ing the week on a fishing trip near
kedield.
Mrs. r. N. Arthur returned to Ok.
obojo Tuesday after a short visit
in the city.
Undertaken L. M. Dotson Is attend
ing the u%ndertakers meeting at Nit.
chell this week.
Conductor Smith and family have
gone to the Hills, where they will
spend the summer.
w. M. Cook, of the Economy Fruit
store, has gone to Bookings, where
he expects to locate.
Mrs. S. b. Stegeman and neice of
Onlda, spent a few days the first of
the week with Pierre friends.
Fred Carols arrived Monday from
New Ulm, Mimi, to spend a few days
at the Albert Hegglund home.
A. H. Fiebach of Cleveland, Ohio,
was in the city the first of the week
looking after property interests.
Among the Blunt visitors here
Tuesday we're: Hakkan Person, A
Seely, R. Leeper and e. G. Pigney.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Reustle arrived
Monday from Chicago. and are guests
of their daughter, Mrs. G. M. Hol
lister.
L. L. Frisby and wife are visiting
with relatives at Philip, Mr.. Frisby
having closed up the Crystal theatel
for a time.
More cream is being sold at Blunt
than at any station east of the river
so railroad men tell us. Well, Blum.
is d good town.
Miss Grace Stevenson arrived Mon
day from Duluth, for a visit with he.
sisters, Mrs. 7. E. Cassill and Miss
Eva Stevenson,
j. w. Heston, president of tn
Madison Normal, and DR. Rothchild,
of Madison, spent the first of tn
week in this city.
DR.. III. t. Kenney and wife, DR.. I
f. Riggs and wife and DR.. Young
are at Watertown this week attendin;
the State Medical Association.
Nearly three inches of rain fell at thi
point last week. 1t was followed b
hot weather which is bringing the cor
along at a rate almost in violation @
the speed laws.
Ed Beckwith and w. A, Grebin
went to Clark the first of the week
where they attended the funeral {
the late, S. j. Conklin. From ther
. they went to Redfield to attend th
S. d. N. G.. officers school.
= 3. G. Warren returned Monda
D from Indianapolis, where he attende
r the National Retail Hardware a
ISOLATION. Mrs. Warren stopped o
az l0toUulS lOI d WISH U6lOF6 IT
turning home.
The first band concert of the seasc
: by the Capital City band was give
Friday night. A large crowd of town
people were out to hear this music;
treat. The program was fine and tho
oughly enjoyed by all who were Their
Never before we're the pastures ar
: grain fields of South Dakota-all of tn
time of the year, and never before W;
so large al acreage planted in cor,
! If one may read harvest returns by IL
light of the first of June, he must see
, hummer looming int view.
Holabird News: On Sunday la.
: Mr.. flames Harbes vacated the E
frink land Office and moved to PIER
where he secured a job as switchma
between East Pierre and Fort Pierr,
: Jim is a live wire and very ambition
+ and may be superintendent Of til
Division before long.
Col. Fred Buchanan, owner an
manager of the Yankee Robinson ci
e Gus, vas a former South Dakotan, b,