Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1914-07-30

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Miss Pauline Bow left yesterday on
a short trip to Sioux City.
I H. K. Saunders came in yesterday
from Sioux Falls for a short stay.
M. c. Sherwood, a banker at Mid
land, was a Capital city visitor Tues
day.
Mrs. George Patrick returned Tues
day from a visit with relatives at
Aberdeen.
Mrs. E. A. Platts returned Tues
day from a visit at Sioux Falls and
other points.
Miss Emma Beckwith returned
Monday from a visit at Red6eld and
other points.
B. j. Binford went out to the Hills
yesterday, where he will spend sew
eral days.
The Royal Neighbors enjoyed a
picnic at the power house park Tues
day evening.
The w. G. I. U. gave an excellent
musical at the Congregational church
Tuesday evening.
Hon. j. e. Kelley left Monday for
Flandreau, where he went to look at
ter farm interests.
Miss Dorothy Hyde and brother,
Theodore, went out to Hisega yester-
day for a short stay.
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Mrs. lilo Haswell and guests, Mrs.
Reid and daughter of Hawarden, left
yesterday for a visit at Seneca.
Lloyd Erickson returned yesterday
from Quinn, where he had been work
ing in a bank for a short time.
l.. Rosenthal and l. S. Soddens of
Lodi, Wis, were in the city the first
OF the week on land business.
Wilbur Ingalls,, son of j. T. Ingalls,
of Sioux Falls, was drowned in Bad
river near Midland last Sunday.
Perry Oldfeld came in yesterday
from Manila, for q short visit be-
fore going to his home at Clark.
Mrs. Chas. Eakright of Sioux City,
arrived Tuesday, to attend the funer-
al of her father, Ed. Hausman.
Orrin Best returned Monday to his
home at Carthage, after a visit at
the Harvey home in East Pierre.
Ralph Nash has been appointed
United States Commissioners at HAYES
to succeed l.. C. Roberts, resigned.
H. B. Anderson, State Auditor, re.
turned Tuesday from Sioux Falls.
where he had been several DAYS on
business matters.
Delbert Binford accompanied by
his wife and sister, came in by auto
yesterday from Arlington, on their
way to the Hills.
A bunch of Miller men who escap.
ed from a hostile band of Indians
where Gettysburg now stands, fifty
years ago, held a reunion at Miller
last week.
Miss Bernice Smith entertained
ten young ladies at a lawn party at
her home Tuesday evening, compli-
mentary to Miss Genevieve Caldwell
of Brookings.
Corn has attained a wonderful growth
obstructing the view and increasing the
danger of country driving. 1t will be
well for drivers of cars to watch the
cross roads pretty closely.
Emil Paschel, long in the employ Of
G. H. Jaynes, left last Friday for the
western part of the state. The report
that he went to help out the Servis
government in its armed conflict is moi
true.
On Friday last, in the tax case of A,
G. Brink, against Damn, as treasurer Of
Hughes county, Judge MCGEE, gave tt
the plaintiffs until October | to redeem
the property involved and pay all take.
assessed against the properties.
The summers death toll by drowning
is now unusually large, and renews thu
precaution not to go into deep watel
unless there are good swimmers in thu
party, Cramps + quite common an
are very serious.
Throughout the western part of tn,
state women are organizing to boost fol
equal suffrage from until the genera
election, the latest county organization
being in Perkins county, where a thor
ough organization is now hustling fo,
votes as but few people do.
On Monday, Sheriff George w. Gof
of Pierce county, Neb., secured extra
dition warrant for John Williams wh,