Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-08-12

from Okobojo Monday.
G. F. Nichols has opened up a sa-
loon on Dakota avenue.
Miss Grace Satterlee is spending
today with friends at Fort Pierre.
Miss Blanche Voshall of Midland,
was a Capital city visitor Monday.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Thos. Dalton of Onida,
were over Sunday visitors in Pierre.
Gov. Byrne returned Tuesday from
a trip to the eastern part of the state.
Mrs. w. A. Hopkins of Hayes, was
a guest at the B. d. Dickey home
Tuesday.
Miss Louise Gleckler is spending
sometime at the Schubert cottage at
Hisega.
Mrs. Fred HELLER returned Monday
from an extended visit with relatives
in Wisconsin,.
b. G. Grotha of Harold. spent Sun
day in Pierre, a guest at the Stanley
Stevenson home.
Mrs. Paul Morehead and daughter
left Tuesday for Deadwood, where they
will make their home.
Judge A. w. Campbell of Aberdeen,
was in the city Tuesday on business be-
fore the supreme court.
Miss Nellie Brandt and Gus S. Sea
man, both of Wendte, were united in
marriage in this city Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. Fortnay of Gay
Mills, Wis, arrived Tuesday and are
guests at the D. @ Jordan home.
Mrs. Gil Erickson and children
returned Tuesday from a several
weeks visit with relatives at Benson,
| Mimi.
Miss Margaret Linden, county super
intendent of schools, passed the greater
part of last week at Harold, and IN the
country around about.
For month Of July, Pierre had 6.12
inches of rain, which fell on Is days.
This is 2 inches more than any other
July record ever recorded.
Milbank Review, 5: The harvest will
start in Monday. Rye and barley is al
ready in the shock, and some oats. The
grain is filling we'll and a big yield is
now practically assured.
For Sale-Fine all tillable 300 acre
tract, Sec. l0.111-76 and N. w. a IA
1l1-76 Hughes Co, S. D.. only 6 miles
from Blunt, write: Lock Box 10,
Cook, Nebraska. Adv.
Miss Rose Walker of Sansarc, who
was a patient at st. Mary's hospital
some weeks ago, died at her home at
that place Sunday. The cause of death
was dropsy.
Today being pierre Day" at the
Stanley county Old Settlers Reunion,
the streets of Pierre present a deserted
scene. The Pierre band accompanied
the mammoth crowd across the Big
Muddy.
Miller Gazette: Miss Edle Refs.
dorfer, who has been visiting her
sister, Mrs. Lud Dloughy, returned
Wednesday evening to Des Moines
where she recently graduated as q
nurse.
Charley Woodland, editor Of the
Red6eld Press, and we'll known in
Pierre, was an arrivsl this morning
He will spend today in Ft. Pierre.
taking in the sights to be seen at re.
union of early settlers.
The enormous production of gar
den vegetables in this locality is sc
common that we hardly ever com
ment upon it, and yet the gardens
this year are worth thousands Of dol.
lars in every locality.
Mrs. A. r.. Moore and daughter
Miss Marie, arrived home Tuesday
from a visit at points in Indiana and
Illinois. While in Chicago Mrs
Moore purchased an up-to-date fall
line of goods for the Moore store.
The Black and Yellow trail which
passes through Hughes county is tt
be graded clear across the county
The work will be done with the bis
gas tractor and q large amount o.
money will be spent on the work.
Hot Springs Star, of July 80, says
N. Newbank of Pierre, a former resi-
dent of this place years ago and who
was interested for a time with the
late Fred T. Evans, is in the city this
week meeting his many old time
friends.
According to the papers Of the state
there is a regular epidemic of profes.
sional beggars working in South Da'
kota. 1t is likely all get into Pierre
in time. 1t might be a good idea fol
the police to give them work with the