Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-06-17
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Walker of Hur.

VISIT with friends at Custer.
Miss Marie Zolnowsky of Scotland,
passed Tuesday in the Capital City.
P. F. Mcclure returned Tuesday
from a short business visit at Huron.
Berne Budde arrived last week
from Chicago for a visit with home
folks here.
DIR. c. M. Hollister and wife and
Mrs. M. l.. Weed we're Blunt visitors
yesterday.
ID. w. March went to Aberdeen Mon.
day, to attend a meeting of the Knights
of Pythias.
Mrs. A. o. Richards and sister Of
Grayball, Mont, were ARRIVALS in Pierre
Tuesday.
Deputy U. S. Marshal d. b. Srant
OF Deadwood, was in the city Mou-
day on official duties.
Miss Melitta ]Brandhuber left yes
terday for a vacation trip to Chicago
"ha oehSi hclCi polIlS.
c. I. Dixie, general superintendent
of the Pierre division of the Northwes-
tern, arrived from Huron yestel day.
G. E. Gilbertson of the state audi
tors department has gone to his
home at Vermillion on a short visit.
Governor f. M. Byrne left Monday
for F%anlkton, where he went to look
after personal business matters.
MIR. and Mrs. Phil LaRoche and
John LaRoche were arrivals from De-
Grey Monday on a short visit here.
DR.. and Mrs. C. G.. Redtield of
Rapid City, passed through Pierre
Monday, enroute home from a trip
east.
Mrs. j. j. Dalton arrived Monday
from Sioux Falls and went out to the
Hodoval ranch for a visit with her
parents,
Mrs. w. N. Stevenson arrived
Saturday from Port Byron, H., for a
visit at the home of her son, Stanley
Stevenson.
Mrs. +. l.. Villas and children left
Saturday for Sioux Falls, where they
will visit 1t the home Of United
States Marshal Thos. Uaubman.
The Ladies Aid society of the Con-
gregatiOnal church was entertained
at the church parlors yesterday by
Mesdames %Jaynes, Ruble and Fisher.
Col. Dick Woods of Sioux Falls, Wis
tied with Pierre friends Tuesday. being
e%nroute home from Rapid City. where
he attended the state convention of the
U. G. T.
f. j. Gropengeiser and I. B Sutton
of Onida, transacted business in the
city yesterday. While in the city Mr..
Gropengeiser purchased a new Ford
auto.
Rev. Father Harrington has gone to
Chamberlain, where he is in attendance
at the annual retreat Of the priests of
the diocese of the eastern part of the
state.
Among the sightseers in Pierre yes,
terday were Misses Lulu Mettler and
Xenia Ellis of Fort Dodge, Iowa, and
Maybelle and Clarence Zimlica OF
Highmore.
Burg Brown, lawyer, and a very
successful practitioner in the courts OF
central South Dakota, was in Pierre or
Tuesday and discharged some profes-
sional duties.
Mrs. M. E. Hewlett of Canning was
in the city Saturday on a shopping err
rand. Mrs. Hewlett reported that gooe
cheer prevailed throughout that posticr
of Hughes county.
Carroll Mccoy, son of Supreme ourt
J@dge Mccoy of this city, will gradu
ate from the st. Paul Law college mex
week. Mr.. Mccoy is a promising
young attorney, and will ~immediatel,
open up law Offices at Hastings, MINI
Better cut alfalfa too early than toe
late. Moving the plant after the new
shoots have grown up means tina
these will be cut off and the plan
will have to start over again for tn,
next crop. This gives il a bad back
set.
Charles McCaffree, South Dakota
efficient commissioner of immigration,
is due TO arrive home July /. He is nov
at the Panama Pacific expo, where h,
has been since April interesting peopl,
in the best agricultural state on the
globe.
Saturday afternoon the Pierre ant
Gettysburg ball teams will play OF
the local field. This game promise,
to be an interesting one, as Gettys
burg has already defeated Faulkton
which team is considered as a stroD,
one. Our boys will put up a har.
fight to defeat Gettysburg.