Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-07-22
Judge L. E. Gaffy left Monday on
a short business trip west.

a short business trip west.
Glenn Lyman went out to Powell
Tuesday where he will visit a short
time.
Mrs. Linstad returned last week
from a two weeks visit with a son in
Stanley county.
Miss Almetta Kramer will leave
next week for a visit at the Panams-
Pacific exposition,
Miss Louise Gleckler went to Hi
sega Saturday for a visit at the Sehu-
bert summer home.
At the meeting of the city commits
sion Monday evening Chas. Rohrer was
chosen as chief of police.
r, W. Smith departed Tuesday for
his home at Centeryille, Ia, after au
extended visit at the Davis home
near Okobojo.
Supt. Nj. C. Helm and sons went TO
Vermillion Sunda wlare ne is en-
gaged IS " structo. Mt the university
seu}mer school,
Mrs. Marvin Hurlbut went to Can.
ning sunday. near which place she is
spending the week with her mother,
Mrs. Nellie Leach.
The l3th annual convention of the
South Dakota Auctioneers' associa-
ton will be held at Sioux Falls tonor,
row and Saturday,
Mrs. j. Madden and Il. f Moshier
are here from Dupree; they esme to
visit Mrs. Moshier, who Is Il patient
in St. Mary's hospital.
The deficit for the present fiscal wear
which is now three weeks old, is So
442, 839, but there is Il bank balance OF
STA. S07, 1914 to draw on.
Mr., and Mrs. Herman Kumm of
Of Philip, visited at the home of Sec
rotary of State Rood over Sunday, be-
ing e1rout eto the Pacific coast.
The midsummer convention of the
Press association will be held at Lake
Madison, this state, July 30 to August
1. Many editors of the state will be in
attendance.
Mrs. Bertha Carlson of Agar, died at
st. Mary's hospital Friday. following a
several days illness. The remains
were taken 10 Council Bluffs, Iowa,
Saturday for burial.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Mcdowell, Mr..
and Mrs. r.. j. Leaman, Clayton
Meme, II. GuerDer and R. l.. Dean ar.
rived from Faulkton by auto Sunday
The party were enroute to the Black
Hills.
Harvest is only a week ahead and
the prospects for a big crop of small
grain remains very promising. Two
more weeks of favorable weather ent
the biggest share of the crop will be
in the shock at that.
Dr. w. H. Tweedle went to RapYt
City yesterday, where he will ATTEND
thC pinbC tCbiat 'EIJlOI, lOIIOW
ing which Mr.. Tweedle will go to th.
Black Hills on a fishing trip.
The residence east of the auditor
ium, owned by A. w. Ewert, is be
ing raised TO the street grade and
new foundation will be placed unde
the building. The lot will be illet
in, thus making it q desirable loca
cation.
The many friends of Chas. L. Hyde
jr., of this city, will be pleased t,
note his success in capturing tn
tennis championship of the Univer
sity of Chicago, which was held tn.
past two weeks. There were about
hundred CONTESTANTS.
The county commissioners of Stanle.
, county have appropriated $500 for a
! agricultural exhibit at the state fai
this fall c, Il. Coyne has charge o
2 the collection of exhibits. The newt
organized county of Haakon ras appro
priated $3.50 for. all exhi it,
! Gogarnor Brvae has appointed d
! delegates 10 the Panama road con
gress, which is to meet in Oakland
Cal, September 10 70 u, e. c. Essen
huth OF ReaGeld, N. o MoDsrud O
Sioux F&lia, Ben M, Wood of Rapi
!. City aud prank M Rood of Pierre.
= One Of the flag poles on the stat
building vas strnsk by lightning FIR.
day night and was badly shattered
1t is reported that very nearly aver
y electrical storm which SWEEP owe
strikes the building, but the cope
roof aud steel work carries IL O
n without any damage.
Huron Hnronits: State Immiqra
ton Commissioner Charles McCaffre
t is in the city today. Huron has bee
selected as state headquarters for til
G bureau of immigration this summe
e with Mr.. Branch in charge of the o
e fee. Mr.. Branch has already bee