Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-07-08

A1sohiole over Mon0ay
Walter Travis arrived home SUNDAY
IRON a vacation trip to coast points.
The New Grand is running every
night except Sunday. 5c-loc. Adv.
Miss Hazel Quest went to Huron
Monday for a short visit with friends.
M. E. Hewlett came up from Can
nlng Monday on a short business visit.
Mrs. Oliver Gunnison of Lake Pres
ton, is visiting with relatives in Pierre.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. O'Brien left
Sunday for Lead for a visit with rela-
tives.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs. Wolf
KEEL underwent a slight operation at
the hospital Tuesday.
High grade jeweiry stock to exchange
for good land. Write, j. Ii. Randall.
Soldiers Grove, Wis. Adv.
G. H. Pinckney of the state land de-
partment, has gone to Fall River coun-
ty to look after official duties.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. f. Snyder of Water
town, passed through the city Tuesday,
e%nroute to the Black Hills.
Miss May Robinson of Onida, has
been a guest at the Johnson home In
East Pierre the past few days.
a meeting of the State Board of
Charities and Corrections will be held
at Sioux Fails tomorrow and Satur-
day.
The doors of the Foto Play have
closed. Pierre still has two picture
houses, which no doubt is q great
sutliciency.
Those who are contemplating out
ings at various points are postponing
their trips in hopes that the weather
will clear up.
Miss Madge Satterlee is expected
home this week from Haydraw, Meade
county. where she has spent several
| months with a sister.
Mrs. j, w. Curran of Lead, passed
through the city Sunday, enroute to
Rochester. MINI, to be with a relative
who submitted to an operation,
DR.. G. M. Hollister is now the own
er of another auto, having purchased a
new Ford runabout last week. Seems
| as though the old car was too slow.
A. G. Latta, a rancher over on the
| east side of the county. came to Pierre
on Tuesday. Mr.. Latta has been in
| poor health for several months and was
seeking medical aid.
Thus the Chamberlain Democrat
truthfully says: 1.-The moss covered
bucket isn't in it with the moss covered
merchant who tries to do business with
Yesterdays methods"
| Mrs. Overland of Rapid City, has APP
piled for a mothers pension. Three
years ago her husband took his fishing
| tackle to fish in Rapid creek. that be
| ing the last she saw or heard Of him.
The dance given at the the Auditor
ium Monday evening by the local base
ball boys was largely attended, many
out of town visitors being in attendance.
The music was first class and all who
attended had a most enjoyable time.
VIII Green, publisher of the Okobo-
10 Times. was in the city a few hours
Monday (4th Of July.) An %Independ-
ence Day celebration in Pierre without
Bro. Green, would be likened to Christ
! mas with Santa Claus left out.
J. E. Temmey, lawyer-editor of the
OnIda Waterman, made a hurried trip
to Pierre on Tuesday. He reported
business brisk with the merchants of
his town and that land values are going
up in u sister county.
August II and IL are the dates fixed
by early settlers of Stanley county as
reunion days at Fort Pierre. In point
of attendance this gathering is GER
tain TO be the largest ever held in
central South Dakota. Our neighbours
just over the river, never do things
in q half way manner.
j. II. Dillon, for many years en-
gagged in business in this city, but
now a rancher in Sully county, cir
cuiated among former Appropriateness
in Pierre on Monday. He is succeed
ing beyond expectation in his present
location and occupation.
Okobojo Times: Eli West and wife
of Cedar Rapids, Iowa. we're in Oko-
bojo the first of the week. They,
came out here to view some of their
real estate interests in Grandview
township. They returned to Iowa
fully convinced that South Dakota
has the best farm land in the United
States.
Those who have occasion to travel in
the country these days bring in the