Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-06-10
LOCAL NEWS


Monday in Pierre.
A. p. Hurley vas an arrival Mon
day from Gettysburg.
6. II. Jaynes went to Onida Tuesday
on a cattle buying trip.
Mrs. F. c. Huffman left last week
for an extended visit with relatives in
Chicago.
Perry Simons of Sherman, was at
tending to business transactions here
on Friday.
Frank Cock of the state live stock
board. was an arrival Monday from
Belle Fourche.
Miss Bernice Gust of Philip, is spend
ing the week at the home of Secretary
of State Rood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Hawkes. came
in from Pedro Monday on a short
business visit.
Mrs. j. j. Murphy and family left
last week for a visit at their former
home at Parker.
The local Sons of Veterans are ar
ranging a special program for Flag
Day, next Monday.
Insurance Commissioner Stablien ar.
rived Tuesday from a short visit at his
home at Alexandria.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. IL. Ayers left
L ,esday for a three weeks vacation
Up to points in Idaho.
Mr.. Zuwalt arrived Monday from
ST. Louis and has entered into the
employment Of the Lee Saddlery.
Miss Mary Lockhart arrived Tuesday
from WatertoWn and Will make an ex.
tended visit at the j. Lockhart home.
Herbert IlepperIe arrived home
Saturday from Vermiillon, where he
attended the university the past year.
Miss Lueilla McCalmont left last
week for Cedar Rapids, Iowa, where
she will attend school during the
summer months.
Miss Daisy Solberg left Friday for
an extended visit at San Francisco
and other points.
w. M. Cox of Rapid City, was a
Capital City visitor Monday on bust
ness pertaining to the state pure food
department.
Continued delay in the arrival of
summer weather is said TO be due te
the efforts of spots to retain their
place / n the sun.
w. d. Buckholz of Newell, a for
mer representative from Bate II
ty, was renewing acquaintance in
Pierre Monday.
Miss Emma Lewis arrived home
Saturday from Aberdeen, where she
has been engaged as a teacher in the
city schools the past year.
Children<s Day exercises will be held
at the various churches of the city Sun
day morning. Special programs haze
been prepared for the occasion.
Commissioner w. G. Smith, Attor-
ney Oliver Sweet and .. B. Linstad
left Monday for Mobridge, where the
railway commission held a freight
rate hearing,
Rev. 0. o. Smith went to Brook
lngs Saturday, where on Sunday he
delivered the baccalaureate sermon
to the graduating class at the Agri-
cultural college.
A change has been made in the law
firm of Gaffy, Stephens & Fuller.
Mr.. Fuller has retired from the firm
and will practice law at Office rooms
in the Hengel block.
The w. r. G. held a special meet.
ing Saturday afternoon il honor of
Mrs. Clara Lukens, past national
Junior yice-presidenf, who was a
guest at the Farr home.
Edward and Albert Hengel arrived
home Saturday from the Vermillion
University. Will Buell. of Rapid City,
who was also returning home, stop
ped OF in Pierre for an over Sundays
visit.
Miss Carlton Sherwood, who has
taught school at Fort Pierre the past
year, and m other, Mrs. Carl Sher-
wood of Clark, were in the city Fri
day for a visit with Judge Carl Sher-
wood, who was holding a SPECIAL term
of court in this city. The ladies de-
parted for their home at Clark Satur-
day.
At Rockford, ILL.,, last Tuesday oc-
Cured the marriage of Miss Edna l..
Richards. a teacher in the city schools
the past year and Walter C. Allan,
linotype operator at the Capital
Jour nal Office. Mr.. and Mrs. Allan
will be at home to their many Pierre
friends after July 1st.
The fy is in bid these days and we