Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-07-08
Ray Howard of Huron, is visiting

yesterday from Onida.
Miss Celia Samuelson of Faith, is
Wsiting with relatives in Pierre.
John Samuelson of Brandon, is visit
ing with his sons north of Pierre.
A real fox hunt Saturday night at
the New Grand. ADV.
g. w. Fallon returned Tuesday from
an over Sundays visit with friends at
Lead.
Rev. j, S. Schroeder left Tuesday
for Aberdeen, where he will pass
several days.
NJ. Q. Moldton, S. Halsnorkar and
II. M. McRae of Presho, were Capt.
tai City visitors yesterday.
MIR. and Mrs. Louis kehr arrived
home yesterday from a two weeks
visit at Omaha and other points.
E. A. Platts and family will leave
this week by auto for Sioux Falls,
where they will make their future
home.
The board of county commissioners
met Tuesday in regular session. The
session will probably continue over
the week.
Sioux City Jounal, 3: Mrs. Dave
Anderson and son. Richard, and Mrs.
n. S. Rruner have departed to visit
in Pierre, S. ID.
Huronite. Z: Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Bergen, of Pierce. passed through here
this morning on their way home from q
visit at eastern points.
Chas. II. Burke left yesterday for
Cass Lake. Mimi, where he will
spend some time fishing. Others in
the party are Judge Boucher and c..
N. HaIried of Aberdeen.
Articles of incorporation have been
filed for the Andrew Kuehn Loan q
investment c.. Sioux Falls with a
capital of $10o, 900. Incorporators,
Christina kuehn, III. A. and N. j..
Kuehn.
For Sale-Fine all tialable 800 acre
tract, Sec. 10.11l-76 and N. w. a a.
1l1-76 Hughes Co, 8. D.. only 6 miles
from Blunt, write: Lock Box 10,
Cook, Nebraska. Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Hodoyal
returned yesterday from a wedding
trip east. After q short visit with
Pierre relatives they will go out to
the Hodoval ranch near Okobojo to
10 reside.
Anton Mayanoff, a section hand en-
ployed by the Northwestern, was
brought to the hospital from near Van
| Metre Saturday, suffering from MUIR
les about fine head, received in falling
from a handcar.
Chris Jergenson, chief of police, who
has been in a serious condition at the
hospital for several weeks, submitted
to an operation Tuesday, which his
manyfriends hope will prove as a means
| of beLtering his condition.
Miss Daisy l.. Curry and Charles
w. Whettlemore, popular young peo-
!. pie Of Fort Pierre, were united in mar
rage in this city last Thursday by
Rev. Fl. l.. Russell. They left i'm
mediately on a wedding trip east.
Capital lake has been sufficiently
| drained for the commencing of the
stone rip zap work, which will be push
ed to q rapid completion. The bathers
of that popular lake are forced to seek
other cooling waters.
The board of trustees for the Gar
negie library has been selected by the
city commission as follows: Mrs. j. A.
Davy to serve as trustee one year; Mrs.
j. E. Nipple and S. A. Travis, 2 years,
l.. b. Albright and Mayor Borst, J
years.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. j. Schubert and
daughters, Miss lima and Mrs. Me
litta Ruble and son, Schubert, will
leave today for their summer
hone at Hisega. John Mckay will
assist at the Schubert pharmacy dur
ing Mr.. Schubert absence,
Joint teachers institute between
Stanley and Hughes counties will be
held in Fl. Pierre July 18th to 21st
inclusive. All sessions will be held
in the high school building. Teach
ers who expect to teach in these coun-
ties are expected to be present for
the entire session.
VIM. Paul, who was placed under
arrest in this city some time ago and
turned over to the Hand county
authorities to answer to a charge of
grand larceny at Miller, escaped
from the jail at that place last week
in company with another prisoner,
making good their escape.
The following from the Washing