Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-07-01

Mrs. A. Wheelon returned TODAY
from WATERFOWL.
L.. A. Bourke of Canning, passed
Tuesday in the Capital city.
Mrs. Kate stephens left yesterday
for a short business visit to Huron.
Z. 7. Coleman came over from SEN
eca Tuesday on a short business visit.
Editor Ed Fry, editor of the Stock
Growers News, passed today in Pierre.
Mrs. j. II. Morrison and baby have
gone out to Hisega for an cutting.
Lester and Narrow Wegner left to-
day for a visit at Atlantic, Iowa.
Mrs. A. Il. Vance of Sioux City,
visited relatives in Pierre Tuesday.
Mrs. Hattie Nammany and daugh-
ter went out &c Lead today for a
short visit.
Miss Edna Kemp returned home
today from a visit with relatives at
Centerville.
DeLorme Robinson is here from
Kansas City, looking after his prop
erty interests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Olney Borst have
gone back to Rapid City, where they
may decide to locate.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ID. Nelson leave
in the morning for a visit at Sioux
n OF and p,nIy. Joi,,l IN
Miss Edna Kemp returned today
from Centerville, where she spent
several weeks with relatives.
Misses Clara Stainer and Hazel
Baker left this morning for Carroll,
Iowa, for a visit with with relatives.
Mrs. Karl Goldsmith entertained a
company of ladies yesterday cempli-
mentary to Miss Harriet Haney of
Mitchell.
Miss Florence Rhodes, who spent
the winter at the II. M. Reed home,
expects to leave in the morning for
her home at Akron, Iowa.
Mrs. w. N. Stevenson, who has
been a guest at the home of her son,
G. S. Stevenson, departed today for
her home at Port Byron, I'll.
j.. f. Sholz, chairman of the county
board of commissioners, went to the
eastern part of the county one day last
week. County business called him to
that locality.
Miss Harriet Haney departed today
for her home at Mitchell, after a sew
eral days visit with her many Pierre
friends. While in the city she was a
guest at the Goldsmith home e.
Commencing OH Sunday evening
the churches Of the eity will unite
for open air services Sunday evenings.
These services will be held on the
lawn at the Carnegie library.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. McCord, Mrs.
Alice Clifford and Miss Minnie Row
) ley went so Blunt yesterday, where
they attended a meeting of the Ma
sonic order, which was followed by a
banquet.
i, Following the close of a. basket pie
mic at Fort Randall Monday, the Pom
toon Bridge Co., was permanently or
ganized. The company will erect a
pontoon bridge across the Missouri at
Fort Randall.
Deadwood Telegram: AS a result
of an inspection by State Fire Mar
shall S. e. Grams, and State Insurance
Commissioner O. X. Stablein, sever
: al buildings in chinatown" on lower
: Main street in this city were con-
demned and will be orr down.
: The old settlers of Stanley county
: will hold a meeting at Fort Pierre Au-
, gust II and l2, and promise a good list
Of attractions to visitors at the city 70,
these dates. These meetings draw a
n larg crowd annually. and the visitors
are given entertainment worth while at
e all of them.
" Governor Byrne on Friday last
granted an extradition warrant for
u Bert Riley, wanted in York county,
u Pennsylvania, on a charge of horse
stealing. c.. S. White appeared az
the representative of the state Of
Pennsylvania, and went from this
city to Aberdeen where Riley was be.
t ing held for him.
o j, K, Anderson, one of the crew of
the Norbsck 81 Nicholson Co., engag
q ed in drilling a we'll near Faulkton
: vas drowned in the Nixon river near
there on Tuesday of last week. The
9 crew were in swimming while the
foreman was in Faulkton after equip.
d ment, and Mr.. Anderson was drown.
n ed before help could reach him. The
e body "a recovered that evening.
Aberdeen News: Miss Ruth Butt.
e rick, a popular and pretty young wo