Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1914-07-16

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The dwelling house, begun by j. E.
Nipple a month ago, is enclosed.
Mrs. E. A. Palm and Mrs. Grenard
went to the Hills Saturday for a vis-
it.
Miss Cecilia Geidt of Redfeld, is
visiting with her aunt, Mrs. lydia
Buechler.
G. M. Stevenson of M%ontevedio,
Mimi, is visiting his brother, C. S.
Stevenson.
Mrs. Uhrig arrived Friday from
Wayne, Ind. for a visit with her son.
Ed Uhrig.
Mrs. j.. L. Lockhart and Miss Sadie
Robinson have gone to Hissga for an
outing.
Mrs. A. A. Heazlitt left Friday for
Park Rapids, Ia, for a visit with her
brother.
Ed Eakin is enjoying his vacation
from the First National Life Insur-
ance Co.
Chas. Stone, recently of Tyndall, has
established himself in the drug trade at
Harold.
Mayor Borst and family have gone
to Hisega where they will spend
some time.
j. d. Tarleton of Chicago, spent
the latter part of last week in the
Capital city.
Mrs. Stephens. of the Marinello
parlors, has gone to Chicago and
other points.
A ball game is in progress this af-
ternoon at the Athletic park, between
Pierre and Miller.
Herman Gregory, secretary of the
state securieties commission, left YES
terday for Deadwood.
Miss Mildred Habley arrived Fri
day from Chicago for a visit with
Miss Helen Binford.
r. j. McCalmont went to Canning on
Tuesday to extend the business terri
tory of the Star Creamery.
Miss Harriet Haney departed Fri
day for Akron, Ohio, after a short
visit with Pierre friends.
For Sale-Team of fine mules, will
exchange for milk cows.-M. V. Bush
man, Pierre. Advertisement.
Misses Marjorie starkey, Florence
Billinghurst and Edith Rozelle went
out to Hisega Sunday.
l.. A. Munson returned Sunday
from Bradley. where he was called
by the death of his father.
Mrs. VIM. Larson and son and
daughter left Saturday for a visit at
Minneapolis and other points.
Mrs. S. A. LaBarre left Saturday
for Des Moines, Ia, owing to the
serious illness of a relative.
Andrew Coney and r. P. Obida OF
charles City, Ia, passed Friday of
last week in the Capital city.
Mrs. 81. G. Quackenbush returned
Saturday from a visit at Minneapo-
lis and Grand View, Idaho.
Attorney L. L. Stephens attended
the banquet given Congressman E.
w. Martin at Deadwood Saturday
evening.
John 3. Kelley went to Plankington
on Friday last. He delivered an ad.
dress before a gathering of farmers or
Saturday, and reached home Monday.
Onida Watchman: Master Harry
Rumrill and sister Ethel have re-
turned from Pierre, where they hav,
been visiting the past month.
G. M. Townsend. United State.
commissioner and A. A. Kicks o:
Murdo, were in the city the first Of
the week on official mattersj
The Board of Directors Of the Firs'
National Life Insurance Co., held
a regular meeting at the insurance of
ice here the first of the week.
The county board of commissioner
finished their labors yesterday, when al
adjournment was had. The grist o
business up for disposal at the Jul,
meeting was both large and important
Nd. Lynott returned yesterday iron
La Plant, where he went a week ag,
with cattle which the governmentissue
to Indians on Monday. Eleven hea,
each, was Uncle Sans gift to the RET
man this year.
The heat waves from the torrid zon,
which struck this region last week ha,
been almost unbearable at times, ant
has made an impression on the vari
colored vegetation. Tuesday Of this
week the thermometer registered at 1O2
I1Et- @ 80