Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-09-02

from Sioux Falls.
Miss Florence Bedding left Tuesday
Tor the east where she will visit.
Walter Ward returned Tuesday from
a vacation trip to Minnesota points.
Attorney II. G. Fuller has gone to
Missoula. Montana, on a business trip.
Henry Ramsey arrived yesterday
from Sioux City for a visit with home
folks.
Mrs. Harry Brown of Philip. is a
guest at the Hartley home in East
Pierre.
James Cox returned from Wasta
Tuesday and will attend school the
coming year.
Mrs. j. l.. Wingfield left Tuesday
for her home at Mitchell, after a short
visit in Pierre.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. Cassill departed
Tuesday on a vacation trip to Iowa and
Minnesota points.
Mrs. A. e. Beaumont of Madison,
was an arrival Saturday for a visit
with her husband.
F. M. Rood, secretary of state, and
wife left Tuesday for an extended
visit on the Pacific coast.
Miss Grace Natter went to Huron
Friday, at which place she will at
tend school the coming year.
Miss Julia Teske returned Tuesday
from the Twin Cities, where she pur-
chased her fall stock of millinery.
Miss Margaret Russell returned yes
terday to her home at Midland after a
short visit with Pierre friends.
Mrs. Crandall entertained the
members of Trinity Guild at her home
at the Indian school yesterday after
noon.
j. F. McEwen, state bank examin-
er, left Saturday for Mitchell. Mrs.
McEwen went out to Lane for a visit
with a son.
Miss Matte Ballard of the state
banking department. returned Sun
day from a vacation visit with rela-
tives in Illinois.
Miss Dorliska Crandall went to
Minneapolis Saturday for a short
visit before going to Aberdeen, where
she will teach at the Normal the
coming year.
Nathan Calhoon, who visited with
his son, W. E. Calhoon in this city
went to Blunt Sunday for a visit with
another O before gong to his home
in Minneapolis.
On and after the 10th of the present
month sportsmen will be permitted tt
go forth and slay the f~eathered game
of this state. 1t is said that the ducl
crop is as large as the other crops.
An ice cream social was held atItht
Indian school Tuesday evening, The
proceeds of which was turned into
the treasury of the Pierre band.
which furnished music during the
evening.
Custer Peterson, a young man 9.
years old, living south of Harold ir
the southeast part of this county, was
killed by a runaway. He attempted
to stop the team and was struck ove1
the heart by the end of the wager
tongue.
The list of examiners which have
been selected to mark papers for thu
August teachers examination is Mrs
M. r. Carter. Mrs. G. l. Ralston
Mrs. E. A. Quincy, Mrs. R. E. Raw
Inns. Miss Marguerite Karcher an6
Miss Melissa Allen.
Corn is still growing, and it is go
ing to be a nip and tuck race will
Jack Frost. Which of the two is go
ing to be nipped no one knows but j,
is not going to be Jack Frost's innins
altogether from present indications
Miss Iva Sutley returned last weel
from an extended visit at the Panama
Pacific exposition, and alss with a
sister at Los Angeles. Miss Sutley
spent a short time with Pierre friends
before going to her home in Lyman
county.
State Auditor j. e. Handlin return
ed last week from Salt Lake City
where he attended the National Con
vention of State Auditors. Mr.
Handlin was made a member of tn,
permanent program committee of tn,
association.
The 9th annual stock show a
Vivian, Lyman county, last weel
was largely attended and the live
stock exhibit was the best ever made
The annual fair at this point is doinl
a great deal to influence settlers to
ward the dairy business. J. H.. John