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

the city Saturday,
d. P. Brady left yesterday for his
home at Kimball.
Miss Mildred Swartz is visiting
with relatives at Iroquois.
Miss Mary Dorothy returned Satur-
day to her home at Philip.
F. w. Calhoon of Midland, passed
Tuesday in the Capital city.
F. G. Allen, a real estate dealer of
Harold, was in the city Saturday.
Miss Ruth Halves left today for a
visit with relatives at Sioux City.
L. A. Munson was transacting
business matters at Quinn Friday.
Mrs. Elsie Bartlett and son, Adds
left yesterday for a visit in the Hills.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Howard went
down to Highmore yesterday for a
visit.
L. j. Eggleston and family of
Plankinton, were Pierre visitors Fri
day.
The Dakota Central Co. has purchas-
ed the Potter County Telephone Co., at
Gettysburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Nickerson
left Saturday for a trip through the
Hills, befor returning to their home
in Chicago.
Miss Anna Whiting entertained a
number of friends at a launch party
Friday evening.
r. F. Delay returned Friday to his
home at Sioux Falls after a visit with
his son, John.
Mrs. Jas. Holburn and son, are
visiting with relatives at Buffalo Gap
and Hot Springs.
O. K. Stablein. insurance commits
sioner, went to Aberdeen yesterday
on official matters.
Mrs. Jesse Beckett returned this
morning from a visit with relatives
at Assumption, Ill.
Mrs. Walter Brandhuber left Fri
day for a visit with relatives at Mil
Ter and Hitchcock.
DR.. B. FL. Carroll of Miller, spent
a few days the first of the week with
his friend Carol Mccoy.
James Sullivan of Harrington, Neb.
was in the city Saturday, looking af-
ter business matters.
Lem Towers, jr., of Washington,
d. c., arrived Friday for a visit at
the G.. H. Burke home.
Mrs. H. A. Anding and daughters
and Miss Elsie Anding returned Fri
day from an extended stay at Hisega.
John Verschoor of Kimball, this state,
was here yesterday looking over newly
acquitted property interests in Hughes
county.
Mrs. Vim. Terry and daughters,
Misses Pearl and Hazel have returned
from a visit with relatives at Free
port. III.
Mrs. G. L. CRANKY came in Friday
from Pekin, ILL.,. to make, arrange
ments in shipping her household goods
to that city.
Mrs. Julia Geltz and Miss Gutelius
returned FRIDAY from Flandreau,
where they had been attending the
Indian Institute.
Mrs. G. S. Whiting entertained a
number of ladies at her home Friday
afternoon, complimentary to Mrs.
Adams of Idaho.
With warmer weather as an immedi-
ate forecast cooler weather is due to
arrive here from the Pacific northwest
today or tomorrow.
Miss Julia Teske paid a visit to her
many friends in Huron, last week. Be-
fore returning, Miss Peak will extend
her journey to st. Paul.
W. B. Wood and John Murphy re-
turned Friday to Brookings, having
been here some time in the interests
of the Agricultural College.
Phil DuFran and James Holm left
Wednesday morning for Mitchell, where
they attended a state meeting of South
Dakota democrats, held that day.
The rain which fell through the after
noon and Tuesday evening was quite
general in its scope, extending north to
Mobridge and east to Andover.
Thieves broke into the VanDusen
elevator Friday night, but only sue
ceeded in getting a few old coins,
which Manager Spragur was saving.
Magnus brothers threshed wheat on
the John McCullen farm, n mile south
of Miller. The yield was Ia bushels to
the acre Of Golden Fife and II bushels
af Macaroni. 1t was Of good quality.