Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-07-22
Mrs. Geo. Brady of Leslie, is spend
ing q few DAYS in Pierre.

MTs. I6O, bFauy OF Leslie, is Speuu.
ing a few days in Pierre.
H. H. McGannon of Okobojo, was
in the city for supplies Tuesday.
B. A. Cummins went 70 Sioux Falls
yesterday on a short business trip.
Capt. Dotterwick arrived home
Saturday from a visit at Minnesota
points.
Mrs. B. S. Payne and daughter
went to Hisega Saturday for a sever
III days outing.
Hoyt Hunter of Quinn, is renew
ing acquaintance in Pierre, having
at one time resided here.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. Horton of Volga,
passed Tuesday in Pierre. They were
| en- route to the Black Hills.
Miss Julia Teske went to the Twin
Cities Sunday, where she will pur-
| eltase her faiI millinery goods.
Mrs. S, Defend arrived the first Of
the week from Geneva, Neb., and IS
the guest of her sister, Mrs. h. c..
Shuck.
Miss Black of Crown Point, Ind. ar
rived LOST week and is a guest at the
home of Supt. Crandall of the Indian
school.
Miss Dorothy Hyde entertained a
number of friends at the st. Charles
Monday in honor of Miss Gretchen
Pease OF Chicago.
Mrs. Horn and baby of Huron, pass
ed through the city Sunday, e%nroute
home from a visit at the Mathleson
home in Fort Pierre.
An lrishman gazing into a shop win
COW saw the sign, Dickens Works all
the Week." and remarked, "Tbe divil
he does, the dirty scab."
The Ladies Aid society of the Evan
geltcal church of East Pierre, will
hold a coded food sale at Thomas
Grocery store on Saturday,
Mrs. Keith left Monday for q visit
with relatives in Michigan. Mrs.
Keith will stop off at Omaha on he1
return trip, where she will visit her
son, Harvey.
Watertown Public Opinion, 10: Mr..
and Mrs. Ira Walters of Pierre are
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Gail Whiting. Mrs. Walters is a sis
ter of Mr., Whiting.
e. H. Wood arrived here Friday from
Rockford, H., and wal accompanied by
two gentlemen who purchased land il
Haaken county, upon which each intene
to build homes for their families.
The cases of Chris Johnson and Oh
! Anderson, charged with selling liquor
; to Indians, were dismissed before U. S
Commissioner McCord Monday, there
! not beirg sufficient evidence agains
the accused.
"A meeting of the city tax payers will
G be held at the auditorium this evening
when the committee which was appoint
ed some time ago to look into the mat
ter of lowering the city's expenditure
. will make a detailed report.
The annual meeting of the South Da
koEa Baptist association will be held a
Deadwood September 20 to October 8
Speakers from Boston, New York, Chi
!, cago and Sioux City are on, the pro
program during the session.
: The KINGS Heralds of the Methods
church gave a pleasing entertainment
t ct the church Tuesday evening, whe
q they presented Mites and Millions . ,
The play was we'll rendered and was en-
joyed by a large number of young PEG
pie.
Miss Lillian Borreson, state libraria
who has had charge of the travelling
, library, has resigned the position
which takes effes Sept. i. Miss Boz
reson has accepted q position at tn
head of the free brary at Lac gosst
Wis, at an increased salary,
!, A motion Tor an arrest of judgmen
f i'll the case of the State VS.. John Hay
4 of Fl. Pierre, will be heard at f!
Pierre before Judge Magee of Rapi
City today and if the motion is de
:, neid, it is expected that the sentenc
of the court, will be passed upoI
bays at that time.
r. WATERFOWL Public Opinion, 10: Mr.
II Isabelle Meadows, accompanied by ne
# daughter, Mrs. Morton A. Adams>c
Pierre, departed last evening on tn
Northwestern for North Freedom, Wi:
for an extended visit with Mrs. Mes
n COWS daughter and family Mr.. an
Mrs. John Shale.
r, Among the tourists who passe
FL through the city Tuesday were Mr.
u Bertha Pautsch and Miss bet