Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-07-29

S. E. Grams. state FIRE marshal,
was an arrival from Lead Tuesday.
Mrs. o. N. Hoyt went to Hisega
Sunday for a several weeks outing.
Harry and NJ. R. O'Brien left Mon
day for a visit at jamestown. N. ID.
Judge Jonn F. Hughes went to Hur-
on Saturday on a short business visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Dreamer came
in from Moenviile, Stanley county,
Tuesday.
Sam Wood and j. E. Holm went
cut to Capa Saturday to look after
crop conditions.
Rev. and Mrs. W. J. Calfe of Gettys-
burg, passed through Pierre Tuesday on
their way to Lead.
Prof. c. G. VanNuys of the School
of Mines of Rapid City, passed Mon
day in Pierre.
Miss Elizabeth Hall arrived last
week from Lead for a visit at the w.
S O'Brien home.
Chester Clifford went to Highmore
Tuesday for a visit with his sister,
Mrs. Harry King.
The Albert Wheelsn residence in
East Pierre is being treated to a fine
coat of white paint.
Mrs. A. F. Moore and daughter,
Miss Marie, left Monday for a visit
with relatives in Indiana,
Chas. McCatfree, immigration com.
missioner, left Sunday for the Pana.
ma-Pacilic exposition.
J Mr., and Mrs. F. r. Gardner of Rec
Heights, visited in the city Sunday,
guests at the Rathmell home.
Mrs. Marvin Hurlbut returned
Monday from a weeks visit at the
Leach home near Canning.
Miss Reba Hardacre arrived Tuesday
from Breckenridge, MINI, for a visit al
the home of Rev. Machamer,
The infant child born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Vance Tuesday died that
evening and was buried yesterday.
Mayor VIM. Borst went to Hisega
yesterday, where he joined his family
who are spending the summer there.
Julius E. Saunders of Fort Pierre,
and Miss Mae G. Klarof Cottonwood
were married at Hot Springs july IT,
Supt. Nj. G. Helm returned Satur
day from Vermlllion, where he was
connected with summer school work
Miss Abbie Whitney of the state
game department., returned Friday
from an official visit at Chamber.
lain.
The tornado which struck Blunt :
month ago carried a picture to a felc
near highmore. The photograph was
found last Saturday.
C~aterpillars, usually in summer
sou GU ehio oihiet dle appearing III
full winter attire over the state
caused by the cool summer months.
a license to write fire and tornado
insurance in South Dakota has beaI
issued to the Safeguard Fire Insur-
ance company of New York.
u. w, Fallon, secretary of the state
securities commission, went to Hot
Springs yesterday. Mr.. Fallon was
called to that point by the illness q
a sister.
Representative Bielski of Haako.
county, was an arrival in Pierre Sun
day, enroute to Howard, where hs
was called by the illness Of biz
mother.
Miss Sara Beckwith left Monda
for Seattle, Wash, where she will
visit at the home of Mrs. M. z. Good
ner, formerly Miss Grace Burke O
this city.
Ed A. Conquest and Miss Marth:
l~llIucUldllu Vi COUIOuWOOC, WHTi
united in marriage in this city Mon
day and left Immediately for thei
home at that place.
Miss Ruth Woods and Miss Grace
Somers, instructors of the Brookine.
college, we're Pierre visitors Sunday
They were on their way for a tri,
through the Black Hills.
Mrs. Toby and three daughter
arrived last week from Lima, Ohio
for a visit at the Jas. Coleman HON,
near Okobojo. Mrs. Toby is a daugh
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Coleman.
number of Italians, who have beer
employed by the Northwestern, left Tues
day for New York City and will sail from
that point for Naples, Italy, where the,
will join the Italian army for service dur
ing the European war.
The Gilreath Auto Co., have LEASED
tho two cforo b,,ildip~c ho&r-a.. -