Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-08-05

i'ins WIN friends IN the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. B. Roberts return
ed Saturday from a visit at Hisega.
Miss Elizabeth Tyne of Kenosha,
Wis, is the guest of Mrs. H. R. Rus
sci.
Capt. Dotterwick has purchased the
Roberts cigar stand, taking posses
sion Sunday.
Mrs. Emil Mueller left Friday for
Waverly, Ia, where she will visit
with relatives.
Mrs. Jas. Raffert of Gettysburg,
arrived last week for a visit with
Miss Harrington.
Mr.. and Mrs, Thos. Berry of Lead,
passed through Pierre Saturday, en-
route to st. Paul.
Mrs. Kate Kemper of Speartish, ar
rived last week for a visit at the
Judge Policy home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Delay left Tues
day tor a visit with relatives at Sioux
Falls and other points.
Mrs. c. F. Conditt and children
leave tomorrow for Aberdeen, where
they will make their home.
w. j. McMackin of Okobojo, ship.
ped a carload of fine horses from this
point to the Sioux City markets Tues.
day.
Mesdames G. w. Martens and D.
w. March entertained the Methodist
Aid society at the church parlors
yesterday.
Rev. Father Goggin, newly appoint.
ed pastor of the Catholic church al
Gettysburg, visited with friends in
Pierre last week, returning to Gettys.
burg Saturday.
The Gilreath Auto company are get.
ting settled in their new quarters in
the Shurtletf building, which provides
the company with up to-date display
and office rooms.
Fer Sale-Fine all tillable 300 acre
tract, Sec" l0-111-76 and N. w. ID Ia
1l1-76 Hughes Co, S. D., only 6 miles
from Blunt, write: Lock Box 10
Cook, Nebraska. Adv.
A large number Of Indian families
have been passing through Pierre on
Their way to the Rosebud agency
where they will attend q c]onvocatior
the of Episcopal church.
More autoists are passing through
Pierre over the Black and Yellow trai
this summer than ever before in spite
OF the continued rainy weather, which
has held up traffic to a great extent
G. j. Corrick has planned to take hi,
departure from Pierre about the 18th o
the present month. He intends to gc
to Washington, D. c., and there enter
into the employ Of Uncle Sam-in his
navy yards as painter.
E. M. Quinn, sheriff, left Monday
for Sioux Falls, having in custod,
VIM. Harrison, whom he placed il
the state p%enitentiary to serve a fiv'
months sentence for securing goods
under false pretenses.
II. A. Stewart, United States at
tornev and wife of Sioux Falls, wer,
in Pierre Sunday, enroute to Dead
wood. Owing to the uncertainty o
passenger traffic west, they were de
tanned here, leaving again for Thu
east.
Albert Ludtke of Walters, Mimi.
a retired business man, has been SO
journing in Pierre for several days
with a view of engaging in the mer
camille business in this city. Pierr'
business men will welcome Mr.
Ludtke among their ranks.
O, S. Basford, enc of the directors o
the Provident Insurance company o
Bismarck, N. D, wasin Pierre the frs
of the week on business for his com
pany, which is now among the strong
companies of our sister state. Mr.. Bias
ford is kindly remembered in Pierre.
John Hirning has resigned as ex
aminer in charge OF the Security Stat
bank at Faulkton, and will go on tn.
road for the state banking depart
ment. He entered upon his nev
duties this week and will make hi
headquarters at Herried, where hi
family is located.
Not until October l will travellers b,
compelled to file afHdavits of value o
their baggage. The new federal law re
quires that the declaration was to hav,
gone into ectAugust 1, but at the loca
railroad offices agents say the new rulin
has been suspended until October /.
Misses Sarah and Cora Blumentha
of Deadwood, arrived in Pierre from
a visit in St. Paul Sunday, and wer
among those who were forced to re