Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1914-08-13

city visitor Tuesday.
Emmett Smith left yesterday TO,
a visit at Madison, Wis.
Kenneth Cornelyson is in the city
today from Madison.
Miss Mildred Hill returned Tuesday
from an outing at Hisega.
c. E. DeLand is spending a few days
in the Hills and also at Hisega.
Mrs. G. C. Baker went to Onida
Tuesday for a few days visit there.
Clinton Crandall returned Tuesday
from a few days visit in the Hills.
L. w. Carlson of Mitchell. was a
Capital city visitor yesterday.
F. L. Lake departed Tuesday for
his home at Rockford, Ill.
J.. R. McKelvey left Tuesday on a
business trip to Tracy.
d. j. Poage of DeSmet, was trans
acting business matters here Tuesday.
Ruel and Lelan Teaney of Midland,
were Capital city visitors Tuesday.
H, K. Saunders left Tuesday for a
stay of some length at Hot Springs.
A. e. Lucas left this yesterday for
Rochester, Mimi, and other points.
Day Williams went down to Canning
Tuesday to spend a few days there.
Edward Jaynes and Claire Laird re-
turned Tuesday from a stay at Hise-
ga.
Miss Florence Sheean of Norfolk,
Nebr., is visiting at the j. l.. Crotty
home.
Frank Huss was in from Pedro the
first of the week on some business
matters.
F. l.. Villas is attending the drug
gists convention at Aberdeen this
week.
Miss Helen O'Brien returned Mon.
day from a visit with her gradmoth-
er at WATERFOWL.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Simons are
here today from Lebanon, visiting
with Pierre friends.
State Land Commissioners Free
Hepperlee and family left yesterday
for a visit in the Hills.
Miss Thora Thompson left yester
day for Seattle. Wash, after a
visit with Mrs. Emil Jarl.
State Railroad Commissioners Robin.
son and Miss Wilson, stenographer
went to Bernard Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. r. Hoover of Get
tysburg, were in the city Monday OF
their way to Hot Springs.
A. j. Spain of Miller and T. j. Pur.
rinton of Beeman, Ia, were here yes
day on a wool buying trip.
Mrs. w. E. Rem arrived Sunda,
from Leola, being called here by tn.
illness of her sister, Grace Satterlee.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J.. Hansen and Der
nice Schoen of Lane, arrived in the cit,
Tuesday, making the trip by auto.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. O'Brien of Min
neapolis. arrived Tuesday from Lead
for a visit at the w. S. O'Brien home
Misses Edith and Emma johnson
left Sunday for a vacation visit t,
Madison, Flandreau and Pipestone
MINI.
Miss Gutelius, Of the Indian schoo
has been transferred to Mt. Pleasant
Mich, and departed Tuesday 70
that place.
Miss Madge Satterlee arrived Tues
day from Haydraw, owing to illness O
} her sister, who recently underwent a
operation.
Miss Minnie Anderson resigned he
position at the Moore store last eve
; ming and will leave next week wit.
! her folks for Mitchell.
1t is only a question of a few day
now before the lover Of sport wi.
> drop his rod and reel and get out hi
trusty ''muzzle loader and pursu
the festive prairie chicken.
, The disappearance of a number {
valuable horses in different parts {
Pennington countyin the past six week
has caused the authorities to take al
tive measures to break up the gang {
horse thieves that is evidently opera
ing in that vicinity.
The third annual meeting of the irr
cation project assembly, under tn
, auspices of the Congregational peopl
r and their friends in the Belle Fourch
f valley district, will be held August l,
Y 20 and 81 in the park near Nisland.
The wheat crop of the United State
is not quite a billion bushel cro]
I. But the total is Oil million bushels
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