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

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Miss Madge Stall of German, is q
Pierre visitor today.
Miss Castle Carlin has zone to Hi
sega for a short outing.
Mrs. G. F. Barber and children of
Onida. spent yesterday in Pierre.
Miss Elizabeth Summerside was
among those who left today for Hill
sega.
Noah Newbanks went out to Hise-
ga today for a short stay at Pierre
Lodge.
Miss Frances Gearhart left today for
a visit with friends at Sioux Falls and
Mitchell.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Pike left this
morning for a visit with relatives at
Sioux City.
Miss Agnes Solberg went to Blunt
Saturday, where she spent Sunday
with friends.
Miss Ethel Schaap went to Blunt
Monday for a several days visit at
her home there.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Temmey and
daughters, Misses Cathie and Anna,
were Pierre visitors yesterday.
The 18th annual convention of the
State Bar association will be held at
Watertown on September 1-2 8.
Mrs. Roy Williams of Huron and
Miss Hart of Minneapolis, are guests
at the Scott home in East Pierre.
Miss Claire O'Donnell went to her
home at Blunt Saturday after a visit
at the home of her aunt, Mrs. E. M.
Quinn.
Albert Pond went to Onida Monday, |
where he will assist his brother, John.
in painting the new Gropengeiser
home.
A merry-go-round came across from
Fort Pierre yesterday and will set up
for business at the foot of Pierre
street.
Misses Grace and Laura Heron re-
turned today from Coal Springs, near
which place one of the ladies has a
homestead.
Governor Byrne and wife leave Sat-
urday for Boston, where they will at
tend the national conference OF COVER
nors. They will be accompanied by G..
K. Sellars, private secretary.
The Northwestern road is busy
graveling its roadbed from Fort
Pierre to Rapid City. The gravel i .
being hauled from the company g pits
near Blunt, three crews being at
work at that point.
Undertaken S. S. Ruble went to
Midland this morning, where he was
called to take charge Of the remains
Of an aged lady, who had died from
the effects of being bitten by a rattle
snake.
John Day, county auditor of Brown
county, arrived from Aberdeen today to
be in attendance at the hearing before
the state tax commission to protest the S
per cent increase in the land tax of Brown {
county by the commission.
Mrs. Harry Thompson of Canning, |
was seriously injured Saturday when a
wagon caught the wheel of the buggy
in which she was sitting, causing the
team to run and throwing her to the
ground with such force as to fracture
an arm.
Bookings Register: Conductor Martin
Redmond, reported to be the handsomest
conductor on the division, informs us that
his family will move to Minneapolis in
the fall, and that his son Max and daugh-
ter Mary will enter the University of
Minnesota. The Redmonds have been
living at Redfeld since leaving Bookings.
A portion of the merchandise taken
from the Fisher Hardware, store in
this city last week has been located in
a box a nea Aberdeen, which does
away with the theory that the theft
was the work of local thieves. The
goods will be returned to the owner
Immediately.
Edward Clark, who was the active
member in a box-car fracas in the
railroad yards here some time ago
and who has been confined in the
county Jail to await the outcome of
knife cuts inflicted by MIN upon two
other hoboes, was a~rraigned for hear
ing before Judge Slindee Monday
and was released from custody.
Clark Immediately took to the streak
o. rust to the east.
Complaints are coming to the state
insurance department, of threshers OPP
Grating without taking out the insur-
ance or bond for fire loss, which is re-