Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-06-10
j, F. Walden was in the city Friday

ing the week end in Pierre.
A. j. Drew of Highmore, passed
Sunday in the Capital.
*. c. Hill of Philip, transacted
business in Pierre Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Innis were ar
rivals from Huron Saturday.
Flag day will be observed in this
city on Monday, June IA.
mas, and Alfred johnson of Kasota
we're visitors in the city Friday.
j. L.. Wingield, state bank examin-
er, left Monday for the eastern part
Of the state.
The Dickens CLUB he3d an INT efpat.
ing meeting at the Swartz home Mon
day evening.
Rev. w. II. Mair & Bookings, oc-
cupied the pulpit at the Methodist
church Sunday.
Ihos. Dalton came over from Onida
yesterday on a combined business and
pleasure visit.
Miss Lydia Miller and brother. Will.
left Monday for a visit with their
father in Wisconsin.
Mayor c. E. Robinson and C. G..
Warren of Rapid City, were visiting
in Pierre Friday.
Miss Freda Seidiinger of Alexan.
drla, has accepted a position in the
state tax department.
Mrs. Mary Quirk came up from
Hlghmore Friday for a visit at the
Forest Auldredge home.
Mrs. j. E. Handlin and children re-
turned Tuesday from a several days'
visit with relatives at sturgis.
Walter Travis returned Sunday
from Yankton, where he has been a
student at college the pass year,
This Office throws Out a double
handful of thanks to James Holm
for a generous supply of choice
radishes.
Be sure and hear the big steam
caliopa with the famous Virginia Min
%strels, which appear here Saturday.
June IL.
Valentine Buel of Peoria township.
LETT Tuesday for Minnesota points.
where he will join a. brother for a visit
in California.
Miss Jennie Stone, and Dean and
Mary Hockett. left last week for
Eye, Mimi, for an extended
visit with relatives.
Large tlocks Of ducks aye reported
the Various bodies Of waters in
the state. The farmers complain that
the birds are bothering their grain.
Deadwood Telegram, z: Hon. A.
Ewert, state treasurer, was here
a couple of hours between trains Sun
day afternoon, returning to Pierre on
the evening train.
Mrs. Checker left Monday for Chi
where she will attend the grad
uatlng exercises of the university,
her daughter, Miss Ruth, being one
of the graduates.
Joseph Wolf of Chamberlain. has
been arrested by federal authorities
on a charge of killing migratory birds.
VOLTS crime is said to have been com.
near the town of Interior last
1t has been concluded by those who
contested the decision of tho Aberdeen
election to eliminate the saloon TO an.
peal from the ruling of the c~ineuit.
to the supreme court of the state.
So the Aberdeen saloon men will have,
one more chance.
Mrs. j. l.. Lockhast and daughter.
Grace, arrived home Monday
from Menominee, Wis.,, where Miss
graduated from the Stout's in
at that place. Miss Lockhart
will teach domestic science in the
schools next year.
Monday morning Pierre sent a
delegation of iremen to the
state hremen's tournament at Belle
Fourche. The locals are certain to
scoop in a goodly share of prizes
hung up to winners during the tour
ney.
Contractors j. H. Stevenson and
Baxter of Chamberlain, have
commenced work on the new dining
ball at the Indian school. Tools,
machinery and a number of workmen
arrived by boat last week and the
work will be pushed to a rapid COM
Several members of the Gettysburg
ire department arrived in the city
Sunday by auto and left Monday
morning for the state meet at Belle
Fourche. Those in the party were