Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1914-07-16
LOCAL NEWS

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]. F. Olandsr made q business trip
to Harold Tuesday.
j. R. Mcknight went to Lebanon
yesterday or business matters.
Frank Grandle came up Tuesday
from Canning, for . short visit.
Mrs. H.G. Taggart of Midland, was
operated on at the hospital yesterday.
Ray Howard of Huron, spent the
first Of the week with homefolks here.
The second crop of alfalfa is max
ing a splendid growth in most sec
tions.
Miss Sadie Sterud has returned
from q visit with relatives at Brook
ings.
Maynard Swartz of Wagner, is a
guest at the home of his uncle, E. F.
SwartZ.
Mrs. Ibis, sister of Mrs. Jos. Ho-
doval, left Tuesday for a visit at
Midland.
Misses Myrtle and Selma Nelson of
VanMetre, were visitors in Pierre
Tuesday.
Miss Lille Borreson left this morn
ing for a visit with q sister at Ma
della. MINI.
Mrs. Harvey Howard and Mrs.
Best went to Hlghmore Tuesday for
a short visit.
Miss Carrie Banner of Gettysburg,
underwent an operation at the hos
pital yesterday.
Sheriff Dunlop and wife of CLARK
were in the city Monday, going on to
Orion for q visit.
w. R. Ronald, of the Mitchell Re-
publican, is here in the interest of the
state printing.
Mrs. Surface arrived Tuesday from
Toledo, Iowa, for . visit with Mrs.
A. d. Greening.
South Dakota has the crops and it
has the men, and next fall it will
have the money, too.
Hail insurance! If interested call on
or write VIM. c. Notmeyer, Pierre, S.
D.-Advertisement.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Bronte left
Tuesday for the east, expecting to be
gone until Sept. l.
Mrs. John Hirning and son left
Tuesday for a visit at Herreid and
North Dakota points.
Mrs. Mark Whitney returned to
her home at DeGrey Tuesday, after
q short stay in this city.
Mrs. Horace Reed and baby arriv-
ed Tuesday from Hawarden, for a
visit with Mrs. lilo Haswell.
Charles L. CRANKY, and Oma Hegg-
lund of this city, were united in mar
riage at Sioux Falls last week.
E. G. Warren returned Tuesday
from Mitchell, where he attended q
meeting of the Hardware Associa.
ton.
Mrs. Ben Bauer and little daughter
came down from Gettysbug Tuesday
to receive medical treatment for the
latter.
Miss Carrie Overgaard left Tues
day for her home at Mitchell, after g
visit with her friend, Miss Minnie
Anderson.
s. w. Clark came in Tuesday from
Redfeld, to attend the directors
meeting of the First National Life
Insurance Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. j.. Ives and the
formers sister. arrived yesterday
from Pueblo, Colo, for a short visit
in the Capital city.
Master Bernard McMullen, who wal
seriously injured by a kick from 8
pony, has so far recovered as to bt
taken to his home west of the river
The Berwind Coal company, Of
Minneapolis, secured the coal con
tracts for all of the state institutions
east Of the Missouri river, excepting
the insane asylum at Yankton.
Gettysburg firemen held field day
exercises last week which proved tc
be . distinct success. There was 8
large crowd and the exhibition runs
and athletic contests attracted large
crowds.
This years wheat crop, it appears
has never been equaled in the mem
DRY of the oldest inhabitant, yet We
opins that the very next bumper croI
that, comes along will beat it handt
down.
Nj. and Mrs. Aug. Samuelson en-,
tertained about fifty friends at the
ranch last Wednesday evening in