Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1914-05-14
Alfred Sine was up from DeGrey

P. J. Coffey of Aberdeen, is a Pierre
visitor today.
F. W. Calhoon is in the city TO-DAY
from Midland,
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Carl Berry Friday.
l.. G. Rayhe of Yankton, is a CAPT.
tai city visitor today.
j. H. Lennon was in the city Tues.
day from Lennon.
o. P. Huney was here the first Of
week from Rapid City.
Attorney Karl Goldsmith left this
noon for Faulkton.
j. j. Murphy, railroad commission.
er, left today for Wagner.
Attorney Philo Hall was an arrival
Tuesday from Brookings.
Mrs. Phil Duran left Tuesday for
a visit with a sister at LeBeau.
Will Sparks of Blunt, submitted tc
an operation at the hospital today.
"A. w. Rice, an Athol real estate
dealer, was a Pierre visitor Tuesday.
Eugene Adams left Tuesday fo,
C%enterville, Ia, on business matters
Mrs. Anna Gordon of Omaha. i,
visiting her sister, Mrs. j. S. Sebree
Mrs. Forest Auldridge went t.
Hlghmore Tuesday to visit with rela
tives.
Attorney o. E. Ford of Gregory
was among the list of ATTORNEYS here
Tuesday.
M. E. Crockett of Sisseton, wa,
%transacting business matters here
Tuesday.
Miss Edith Coffey of Mitchell, ha.
accepted a position with the Iceland
Art Studio.
Mark Whitcher came in today from
Madison, W., for a visit before goin,
on west.
Y. w. Hilman of Louisville. XIV,
was in the city the first of the weel
on legal business.
H.G. Smith returned Tuesday from
Columbia, where he had been on /,
visit to a daughter.
Misses Ruby and Florence Laugh
lin came up from Harold TODAY fo,
a visit with relatives.
Attorney F. w. Murphy of Wheat
on, ILL.,, was transacting bushes.
matters here Tuesday.
j. F. Thomas left Tuesday for Alb
erdeen to attend the Retail Merchant,
Association of the state.
W. R. Murray of Minneapolis, wa,
in the city Tuesday on business be
fore the State banking department..
Mrs. Chas. McCaffree and it'll,
daughter arrived Tuesday from How
ard, and will make their home here
The baccalaureate sermon will b,
given at the Methodist. church Sun
day morning, May "a by Rev. Kas
berg.
Mrs. M. E. Washburn arrived thi,
morning from Los Angeles, Calf.
for a visit with her son, Georg,
Washburn of the Locke.
A flag raising was held at the Lin
coin school yesterday afternoon, i
being the first time the flag was rails
ed on the new steel staff.
Nearly all the foundation of th,
employees building at the Indian
school has been completed, and worl
Will commence on the upper struc
ture.
Miss Beatrice Thorne and Harle,
Wentz were united in marriage las
Friday evening by Rev. R. d. Dex
heimer.
Mesdames Summerside, Ramer an
Carson entertained the members o
the graduating class at the Summer
side home Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Warren expec
to leave in the morning for Indian
apolls, Ind, to attend the meeting Q
the National Hardware Dealers.
This is the time of the year to at
tack the dandelion crop and destro
its blossoms as they open and befor
they begin to shed their seed. Th,
time between blooming and seedin
is brief and the community will hav
to move quickly upon the enemy i
its work proves effective.
A storm freak was shown at Pierr
when the grandstand at the hig
school athletic park was blown t
pieces by a wind which, while it wa
considered a rather hard gust b
sleepers who were awakened by it
showed no other results of it's destruc
tive force.
Byron Sabey and Miss Elsie Stable,
we're united in marriage last evenin
at the home of the brides sister. Mrs
Fred Peterson, by Rev. K. A
Kasberg. Both the bride and groom