Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-06-17
Remember the ball game Saturday

IN Blunt yesterday.
Chas. H. Burke left Monday for a
trip to North Dakota points.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. E. Walsh of Capa,
were shopping in the city Tuesday.
The Manhattan club will give a dance
at the st. Charles tomorrow night.
j. F. Olander arrived home Tuesday
from a trip to the eastern part of the
state.
j. S. and Olive Derr and Miss
Hazel Hanna of Carpenter, passed
Tuesday in Pierre.
Or. B. M. Hart, Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
riette and Mrs. Lois Godell of Blunt,
we're Pierre visitors Monday.
H, {. Preston of the state tax
commission, raturned Monday. from
a visit at his home at Mitchell.
All that the corr fields of South
Dakota now need is warm weather,
and that always comes in July and
August.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Karcher and
Miss Sarah Karcher, a sister of the
former. left today for the Panama
Pacific exposition.
w. ID. Nelson of this city has been
chosen vice president of the State Re-
tail jewelers. association, which is in
session at Aberdeen.
Lake Andes held its first annual fish
day celebration Friday, the crowd at.
tending being c~onservatively estimated
at thirty five hundred.
A special cream train from the
dairy region west of the Missouri is
an undertaking talked of by a rail
road mar of this city.
j. A. Weare of Parkston, passed
through the city YESTERDAY, enroute to
the Soldiers Home al Hot Springs,
where he will spend the summer.
Rev. w. H. Thrall and family of
Huron, passed through Pierre yester-
day, enroute to Pactola, where Mrs.
Thrall and children will remain during
the ummer.
Articles of incorporation lave been
filed for the Mitchell Abstract Co,
at Mitchell with a capital of 1925, 900.
I~ncorporators, VIM. Smith, F. G.
Dake and j. e. Wells.
G. G. Jergensen, chief Of police, has
been forced to take a vacation on ac-
count of i'll health. His place is being
filled by Night Chief Isohrer, and W,
d. Oldfield is taking the hight work.
A party of autoists reached Pierre
from Chamberlain Saturday. Those
in the party were Misses Martha
Barber, Gladys Dye and Jessie Brown,
Mrs. l.. Reynolds, Jas. Brown and J.
A, Brown.
articles of incorporation have been
filed with the North Western State
Bark of Newell, under its new man
agement, whereby a change of name
to the Live Stock Exchange Bank,
of Newell.
A message received here today an
nouhced the death of Mrs. NJ. Ryan
OF Cedar Rapids, Iowa, sister of F.
M. Beacon of this city. Mr.. Bea-
com is out of the city and cannot be
reached by wire.
Tuesday night the counties of Day,
Sphinx and Brown were visited by hail
while Hyde and Hughes counties de.
yeloped tornado visitations. These
storms have increased the abnormal
chilliness of the season and corn is
waiting for warmer weather.
Il large amount of Indian inheritance
Lands will be sold on the Cheyenne
river reservation on August ID, when
bids will be opened. The lands are ir
tracts of from thirty to $50 acres and
are appraised for sale at from SO pei
acre to as high as 800 per acre.
Sheriff WyIand of Miller, was in the
city Tuesday on official duties. While
here he placed under arrest VIM. Pau
who was charged with the theft of 8
suit Of clothes from a Mr.. johnson liv
ing near Miller. Sheriff Wyland ac
companied the MAI to Miller Tuesday,
The marriage of Miss Marie Stab
lein, daughter of Insurance Commits.
sioner and Mrs. o. X. StableiD, anC
Christian Hirning of this city, took
place at the brides home at Alex
andria Tuesday. After a short wed
ding trip Mr.. and Mrs. Hirning viii
return to PIERS to reside.
j. H. Gates of the state supreme
court has just completed an index o.
the laws of the state of South Dakota
Like all work done by Judge Gates, i,
is complete and methodical and is
bringing forth words of praise. from
attorneys from all parts of the state
-Argus-L Leader,