Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1914-04-30
Five more weeks of school.

ilOul huron.
w. M. Cook made a business trip
to Wolsey Saturday.
Rev. A, G. Miller returned Satur-
day from Highmore.
i. ID. Durfee of Huron, spent Tues
day in the Capital. city.
|. E. Kirby left Saturday for Mon.
lana on business matters.
o.. ID. Jaynes is away to Aberdeen,
where he is attending federal court.
Glenn w. Martens, attorney, left
saturday for Dupree on legal mat
tiers.
William Summerside went to Har
rold today to look after farming in
t%erests.
MISS Catherine Sherman left Satur-
day for her home at Pennington,
Iowa.
Arthur Bergeson is now acting as
messenger boy for the Western
Union.
Gus Brietling went to Huron and
other points Saturday on business
matters.
MISS Carson, of the city schools,
spent Sunday with homefolks at
Wolsey.
Mrs. H. R. Horner entertained a
Few friends at her home Saturday af-
%ternoon.
G. H. Jaynes has purchased the
Robinson building, occupied by Mrs.
Ada Latta, milliner.
Miss Maggie Dineen came in from
Watertown Saturday, leaving for her
claim near Hayes.
j. f. Olander returned today from
the east, where he has been in the in
terest of the Capital Supply Co. a.
Editor Bowen of the Huronite, was
IN the Capital city Saturday looking
after matters before the state printer,
Mrs. John Hall and children went to
their home at Harold Saturday, af-
ter a visit with her sister, Mrs. Ed.
Quinn.
Walter Henley left Saturday for
Lincoln, Neb., where be is employed,
his mother being much improved in
health.
Miss Agnes Bright left Saturday
for her home in Minneapolis, after an
extended visit with her sister, Mrs.
Ralph Longstaff.
G. j. Bach returned Saturday to his
home at Hurley. having spent some
time visiting WITH his daughter, Mrs.
j. r. Mcknight.
Roads up in Potter county must be
in the best of condition. Editor
Thorne of the Forest City Press has
been out of late handling a shovel.
John Dillon arrived here today
from Jasper, Ind. Mr.. Dillon is kind
ly remembered here by all early set
tiers; having practiced law in this
city during the boon days.
Miss Mary Miles and Chas. Mower
OF Nowlln, were married in Ft. Pierre
on Saturday. The bride runs a news
paper at that place, and the groom is
station agent there. Mr.. Mower is a
nephew of w. A. Mower and Seth
Teasdale of this city.
Thomas w. Taubman of Plankin-
ton, at present a member of the ma
tional Democratic committee from
South Dakota, has been confirmed bv
the United States senate as United
States marshal of South Dakota. Mr..
Taubman will qualify next Monday.
Hughes and Stanley counties will
hold a joint county teachers institute
beginning June s, at Fort Pierre,
Last year the counties joined in an
held at Pierre for two
weeks, and this year the Fort Pierre
people will receive the benefit.
ln the district declamatory contest
held at the high school Saturday
evening, Adds Bartlett of this city
won first in oratory and Miss Ethel
Davis of Fort Pierre won for dramatic
reading. Chamberlain and Oacoma
failed to appear on account of wealth
er conditions.
6 per cent loans may be secured for
Improvement or other purposes, on
farms, orchard lands, business or resi-
dent property and to extend or repay
mortgages or other existing encum-
ORANGES, terms attractive, special OPP
tions. Correspondence solicited; adj
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Denver, Colorado. Advertisement
At a meeting of the State Board of
Control of the Firemen's association
held at Parkston last week, it was
decided to award the championship
hook and ladder banner to the Rapid
City team. The Pierre team won the |
banner at the tournament at Hot
Springs last June, but owing to q
dispute between the two teams, it