Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1914-08-06

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days in the Hills.
Miss Teske departed Monday for a
short trip to St. Paul.
Miss Loretta Burns is visiting with
a sister at Watertown.
o. B. Linstad made a business trip
to Gettysburg Friday.
Mrs. J. S. Bessire of Agar, spent
Friday in the Capital city.
e. P. Parry of Reserve, was a Capt.
tai city visitor yesterday.
Miss Edith Rozelle returned Fri
day from an outing at Hisega.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. j..
A. Laughlin yesterday morning.
Jas. Natesta and son of Bookings,
were visitors in the city Monday.
Miss Elva Hartley is spending her
vacation visiting at Hills points.
Attorney Glenn w. Martens went
to Dupree Saturday on legal matters.
John Sutherland went down to HUI
ron yesterday on some legal mat.
ters.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. j. Binferd return
ed this morning from a trip to the
Hills.
Mrs. Dell Parliament left Monday
for a visit with relatives at Red
field.
Misses Stella Kula and Ina Woo
bees were down from Gettysburg
Saturday.
Miss Amalia Brandhuber left Mon
day for q visit at Sioux Falls and
Mitchell.
Judge L. E. Gaffy is away to the
eastern part of the state on business
matters.
Paul Edge and Oscar Kitchen of
Blunt, spent Sunday with Pierre
friends.
Mrs, NJ. j. Lynott went to Onida
Friday where she spent a few days
with relatives.
Mr., and Mrs. G. Wood and little
son of Eldora, Ia, are visiting at the
Kindley home.
Miss Marie Aasby returned yester-
day to her home at Highmore, after
a visit at the Harry Notmeyer home.
Miss Madge Satterlee is expected
home Monday from Haydraw, owing
to the illness of her sister. Grace.
Miss Edna Schachcnman of Louis
vile, KY, arrived yesterday for a
visit with her aunt, Mrs. Herbert
Gregory.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver bennington F,
of Canton, spent Sunday at the C. G.
Lawrence home, on their way home
from Hot Springs.
Ben S. Brown and B. B. Newell of
Ft. Pierre, left yesterday in the
Brown auto for Bryant, where they
will spend several days.
j.. ]. Murphy. railroad commission
er, and Miss Wilson, stenographer,
left Monday for Canton and Parker
on telephone hearings.
w. G. Smith, railroad commission
er, Attorney P. w. D%ougherty. and
F. r. Cock, secretary of the State
Live Stock Board returned yesterday
from Denver.
Godfrey Roberts, Fred Mundt and
Ralph Kemp returned Monday from
a visit in the Hills. Fred Mundt
leaving the same day for his home at
Sioux Falls.
Miss Grace Satterlee, who has been
quite i'll at her home for the past
month, underwent an operation at
the hospital this morning. She is
getting along nicely at present.
Even at low tide the South Dakota
banks show a fine increase in deposits
over last year. just think of what the
figures will be at high tide, just after
this splendid 1914 crop is harvested and
marketed.
A. committee Of the state educational
associational met here last week in the
first Of sessions, having as their object
the formulation of courses of study for
high schools in this state, and the con-
tents of each study selected.
Many of the alfalfa growers in the
west river country make no preuense of
breaking sod in order to establish a
stand of alfalfa. They simply scatter
ter the seed on the bare sod and run a
disc over it to it slightly.
Edward Helm. black, has begun
serving q life sentence for the STAY
ing Of Joseph C~alligan, a Milwaukee
brakeman of Sioux City, Justice
came quickly for Helm. The shoot
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