Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-07-22
LOCAL NEWS

Mrs. Meme AedCu VI SaIlIlaS pass
ed Saturday in Pierre.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. J.. Glennon of
Deadwood, arrived Tuesday.
J. Il. Wooley of Highmore, is So
iourning among friends in Pierre to-
day.
w. M. Cox, state pure food inspec-
tor. was an arrival from Rapid City
Tuesday.
Miss Gretchen Pease of Chicago,
arrived last week for a visit with
Miss Dorothy Hyde.
Mrs. C. M. Hollister entertained
the Trinity Guild and a few friends
at her home yesterday.
j. A. Rose, city auditor, left Tues
day for Omaha, where he joined his
wife for a visit with a son.
Mrs. G. j. Starr and children left
Tuesday for Ottumwa, Ia, where
they will visit with relatives.
The Lutheran ladies will serve ice
cream CT the court house lawn during
the band concert this evening.
If your competitor talks about you
put him on the pay roll. Never mind
what he says as long as he talks.
NJ. P. Martin and z. F. McClure
left Monday for Silver City, where
they will spend ONE time in camp.
Mrs. Ray Gunsolley and family of
North Platte, Neb., is visiting with
her brothers, the Olson boys of Fort
Pierre.
The Womans Missionary society OF
the Congregational church enjoyed a
picnic yesterday afternoon on the church
lawn.
Chas. II. Burke arrived home Tues
day from an outing at Minnesota lake
points and reports a happy time while
absent from Pierre.
Miss Eva Meyers arrived from
Sturgis Sunday and has entered upon
her duties as clerk in the office OF
State Auditor Handlin.
President Perisho of the state univer-
sity. spoke before a large and enthusi-
astic audience at the union services at
the library lawn Sunday evening.
T. w. Taubman, United States mar
shall, whose district comprise the state,
passed Tuesday in Pierre. Official bus
mess called him to this portion of the
state.
Miss Dorliska Crandall, daughter of
Supt. G. j. Crandall of the Indian
schook has accepted a position as teach
er at the Aberdeen Normal for next
year.
The contract for supplying the state
with 20, 900 or more auto plates for the
ensuing year was awarded to the Wes-
tern Supply Co.. of St. Paul.
Jas. O'Gara, an old resident OF
Stanley county, dropped dead at his
home east of Hayes Tuesday. The
cause of death is given as heart
trouble.
A shipment of four carloads of 3.
year old steers was made from Har
rold two weeks ago to Chicago. The
cattle found ready sale in Chicago a,
1852 per head.
Fred S. Rowe, long the leading
dealer in Fort Pierre, passed through
the city Monday. He was on a re
turn trip from St. Paul, where be had
been goods buying.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Harry autoed tt
Pierre this morning, coming from
their home in Sully county. Mrs
Harry left for the east, where sh'
went to pay a visit to relatives.
Train service on the Cheyenne ri7
er branch of the Milwaukee he's beer
been discontinued because Of severa
washouSs between Trail City ant
Faith. There will probably be az
train service for a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Caspers of Ions
Prairie, Mimi, MI. and Mrs. x. A
Caspers OF CaswelI, Wis, and Henp
Caspers OF Lancaster, Wis, passe,
through Pierre by auto yesterday, en-
route TO the Black Hills.
Jacob Schlarb arrived Saturda
from Council Bluffs, Iowa
being called here by the death Of hi
daughter, the late Mrs. Gus Garrison
of Agar. He accompanied the re
mains to Iowa for interment.
The United States land Office a
Gregory, reports an increase in bust
ness over the last quarter, for durini
this quarter So5 applications wer
made for homestead entry, and a bi
number of final proofs were made.
Philip Review: Conductor Fran
Reich is enjoying e vacation from hi
duties an the rim 1--WE Pierre an