Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-07-01
John Issenhuth of Huron, passed

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Mrs, John Waugh of Elk Point, was
a Pierre visitor Monday.
Mrs. Allen Darner and baby are
visiting with friends at Huron.
w. M. Cox. pure food inspector,
was an arrival from Rapid City Sat-
urday.
Mrs. w. C. Notmeyer left Sunday
for San Francisco, to take in the expo
sltion.
A. Pietrus arrived Saturday from
New Ulm, Mimi, for a visit with
relatives.
Mrs. G. l.. Willett of Rec Heights,
has entered st. Mays hospital for
treatment.
Mrs. Fred Villas and children have
returned from a visit with relatives
at Sioux Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. H. Motley of
Frankfort, were sightseeing in the
Pierre Tuesday.
Miss Mildred Fish arrived Monday
from Minnesota points for a visit at
the A. S. Hengel home.
The ladies of the Catholic church are
holding a business meeting a the AGA
deny building this afternoon.
Miss Gretchen Welch departed yes
terday for Centralia, Wash, where
she will visit with relatives.
F. w. Edison has received the posi-
ton as %janitor at the Mckinley school
to succeed the late O. j. Sweet.
Misses Laura and Anna Hauge of
Howard. are guests at the home of
their sister, Mrs. Clarence Pole.
Mr.. and Mrs, Clay Oliver returned
to their home at Rapid City yeste r,
day after a short stay in Pierre.
Mesdames O. N. Hoyt and Albert
Wheelon left Monday to attend the
state convention of christian scientists.
Makes farmers hustle to keep ny
the work these days. But work gets
us ahead and brings in the where.
withal.
Another heavy rain visited this 10
cality yesterday, soaking up the grounc
and thus putting farm operations ut 6
~standstill.
Miss Helen Jacobsen went TO Hur
on Monday, where she went to at
tend the wedding Of a friend which
took place Tuesday.
DR.. J. w. Freeman of Lead, ssrgeon
for the Fomestake Mining Co., and
DR.. II. S. Howe Of Deadwood, were
Pierre visitors Tuesday.
The Womens Missionary society OF
the Congregational church, will con
duct a cooked food sale at the Hits
grocery Saturday afternoon.
G. w. Fallon of Lead, newly appoint
ed secretary to the state securities
commission, was an arrival yesterday
and entered upon his duties today.
] A. A. Calhoon of Marysville, Kan.
is a guest of his son, w. Il. Calhoor
q and family. Mr.. Calhoon's wife pass
ed away at Blunt Sunday while visiting
with a son.
. j. f. Whltlock and wife of Onida
passed Monday in Pierre, being ell
+ route home from Deadwood, where
+ they attended the convention of tb,
| state bankers.
John A. Holmes, attorney went tx
Huron today where he represent
clients in the closing up Of an estate
e He will be absent from home unit
Saturday.
Clifford Pole arrived Monday iron
: Audubon, N. Y, for a visit at the HON
of his brother, Clarence. Mr.. Pol
will soon take up his residence on
homestead across the Big Muddy.
Articles of incorporation have bee
q filed for the German State Bank 0
Beardsley, with a capital of SIS, 600
T. M. Wallace, president; j. II. Jor
dan, vice president; w. M. SchIingel
cashier.
Co. A, S. d. N. G., will leave mex
e Tuesday morning by special train to'g
n into camp at Redfeld. The specia
! starts from Rapid City Monday an
f will pick up the several companies en-
v route to that point.
Oats IN some instances are beginnin,
e to head out and wheat is rapidly grow
ing to that point. All small grain AM
e other crops, except corn look fine. Cor
. is starting to grow rapidly since tb
Y warm weather began.
G.. D. Ruff was released from tn
f hospital Sunday and returned to hi
e home at Miller. Mr.. Ruff, who sui
fered the loss of q limb some month
ago, was compelled to have the othe