Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-07-15
Speed the corn pillow!
r. F. Robinson of Philip, passed
Tuesday at the Capital.


M. H. O'Brien of Highmore, trans
acted business in Pierre Tuesday.
j. R. Whaley came up from De
Grey Saturday on a short business
trip.
q. I'll. Lugg, state superintendent
is in Vermillion in attendance at the
summer school.
Mrs. Harry King of Highmore, is
visiting her parents here, Mr.. and
Mrs. e. F. Clifford.
A number of young our people
went out to Okobojo Monday even.
ing to attend a dance.
Burg Brown, attorney, was in Pierre
on Monday in the interest of a client,
IN closing up an estate.
Mrs. A. G. Bliss of Merrill, Iowa,
and Mrs. w. Mertofold of Ottumwa
passed Tuesday in Pierre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Loffswold hav e NOV.
ed from the Opera House block to q
residence on East Dakota avenue.
Miss Josephine Heitzelman has re.
turned from a several weeks visit
with relatives in the southern part OF
the state.
The rapidity with which the butter
production record of individual cows
is broken is startling. Is there no
limit?
E.E. Hall, dispatcher Of trains at this
point, is away on a vacation. During
Mr.. Halls absence, G. r. Christianson
| controls the movement of trains.
| o.. *. Stablein. insurance commits
| sioner, arrived Tuesday from a short
| visit at his home at Alexandria and a
business trip to other points.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ostendorff, who have
spent some time in the eastern part
OF the state, are visiting at the Vic
tor Larson home in East Pierre.
Miss Matte Ballard of the state
banking department., leaves this
week on a vacation visit. Miss Carrie
Schultz will fill the vacancy during
her absence.
For Sale-Fine all tillable 800 acre
tract, Sec. 10,111-7G and N. w. ID a.
111-76 Hughes Co, S. D.. only 6 miles
from Blunt, write: Lock Box 10,
Cook, Nebraska. Adv.
G. M. Livingstone has laid aside both
stick and rule for a time least. and is
hustling sales of land and out in the in
terest of married ladies-selling insur-
ance to husbands.
Chas. McCaffree, immigration COM
missioner. has returned from the
Panama-Paciic exposition. The
South Dakota exhibit is now in charge
| of w. G. Lusk of Yankton.
The old settlers of Stanley county
will hold two days celebration at
Fort Pierre August Hip. A lengthy
program is being arranged for the
entertainment of visitors.
The physical condition of A. w. Zim-
norman is notsuch as to stimulate the
hope of recovery: Notwithstanding he
rallied well after an operation Tuesday
He is suffering from stomach trouble.
Miss Melitta Brandhuber arrived
home today from an extended visit at
Chicago and other points. Miss
Blanche Iverson accompanied her
home and will make an extended Wis
it here.
Miss Rose Probst, who has been
employed at the Locke hotel, and w.
r. Bancroft, an employe of the North
western road, were married in this
city Monday, and have gone to Hur-
on to reside.
Henry Esselberg of Onida, county
commissioner of Sully county, was
taken seriously i'll while in the city
Monday and was removed to the hos
pital, where he remained unconscious
for some time. He is reported as
improving.
During the electrical storm Tues
day morning lightning struck the
Chas. Grauel and Wilson homes in
East Pierre doing slight damage. The
pipe on the Leland Art studio was al.
so struck and the brick blown through
the sky light, breaking a number Of
plate glasses.
The wild hay crop was never heav.
Ter on the prairie, and stock owners
are taking advantage of the oppo r.
tunity given them by this crop tc
harvest a supply which will assur.
them against any winter demands
which may be made upon them fol-
forage.
Ray Walker, a shrewd limb of tn,
law and a dealer In land that is very
much alive, doing business in FIT. Pierre
is in the city today, called on business
Mr.. Walker reports a few sales of land
and is confident that land prices will ad
vance steadily after the haruast has