Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1914-09-24

urday in the Capital city.
Harold Cummings has accepted a
position with the Capital Supply.
DR.. Martens was up from Harold
Monday on professional business.
r. F. Luck of Clark, has accepted a
position with the Stoyer shoe shop.
S. j. Wood, register of deeds, made
a business trip to Capa on Monday.
w. A. Leach was in the city Tues
day from Canning, on some business
matters.
Miss Edna Holm left Tuesday for
Sioux City, where she will visit for
some time.
Mrs. Harry Rathmell and Miss
Winnie Krimbil returned Monday
from Huron.
Judge E. G. Smith returned Tues
day from a visit with his son at
Sioux City.
N. E. Howard and wife returned
Saturday from a Wait with their sons
at Huron.
j. E. Handlin, republican nominee
for State Auditor, is in the city today
from Sturgis.
Mesdames H. M. Reed and Marian
White went out to Oahe Tuesday for
a visit at the Riggs home.
Herman Sterud accompanied his
mother home to Volga Monday, re-
turning home yesterday.
Misses Alice Hartwell and Haze
McCalmont, went to Huron Tuesday
where they will attend school.
Hal Williams returned Saturday
from a visit at Highmore. Mrs. Will.
liams remained for a longer visit.
Frank Cock, of the state live stock
board, went to his home at Belle
Fourche Tuesday, for a short visit.
Mrs. G. D. Mead retained Sunday
from Massachusetts, where she has
been for some time visiting a daugh.
ter.
The high school students will hold
carnival at the Athletic park Satur.
day, proceeds to go to the Athletic
club.
Mrs. Ralph Noble and baby arrived
Friday from Woonsocket, ard are
visiting at the Staley home north oil
town.
Thos. Dalton and wife, Chas. Dal
ton, Forrest Eager and Jas. Temmey
of Onida, spent Sunday with Capita
city friends,
Mesdames o. O. Smith and E. P
Farr returned Saturday from Mitchell
where they attended the w. G.. T. U
convention.
Rev. j. C. Miller and daughter
Miss Pearl, came in from Yanktol
Sumo ay. Miss Pearl filed on a claim
west Of the rive1.
State Superintendent Lugg and fam
lily arrived Friday from Parkston, ant
will occupy the house recently vacated
by the Parry family.
A small blaze in the Hyde block a
1890 yesterday morning, called out tn
fire department, doing but little dam
age in the Boy Scouts room.
Misses Lelah Mccoy and Eva steph
son delightfully."- entertained the men
bers of the Kings Daughters at the No
Coy home Friday evening.
l.. E. Gaffy, president of the Firs
National Co., with j. T Smith of Yank
ton, left Saturday for Missoula, Mont
in the interest of the company.
c. P. Powers of Chamberlain, is i
the city and will remain here during tn
present campaign, and act as secretar
for the republican state committee.
A Deadwood hunter was a~rreste
and fined because he had neglected t
inform himself as to the differenc
between a pheasant and a prairi
chicken, and q pheasant in mistak
for the chicken.
Argus-Leader: Peaches and water
melons were never cheaper on the Ii
cal market than at present. Melon
that formerly brought 40 to so cent
can now be purchased for a quarter
Peaches which have run from 80 t
S1.25 per case, are now selling for
to 60 cents.
Lloyd F. Borah and Miss Beatric
Mosteller, both of Canning, we1
united in marriage in the city Satui
day. The bride is quite we'll know
in Pierre, having attended Hig
school here. The groom is o farme
and stock raiser near that place, an
is a capable and energetic young MAJ
It IS harvest time for ~rattlesnakes
Perkins county. While Mrs. Hamel