Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-06-10
A. B. Blake was an arrival yester-


business in the city yesterday.
DR.. C. NJ. HOLSTER went to Blunt
Tuesday on a professional visit.
Miss Bernice Smith left yesterday
for a visit with relatives at Huron
and Columbia.
Monday is Flag Day and no doubt
there will be a good showing of flags
about our city.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Holley came in
from Fort Bennett yesterday for a
short stay in the city.
Judge John H. McCord has gone to
S<oax Falls to attend the Masonic
grand hodge meeting.
Miss Beatrice Holmes has gone out
to the Hoffman and Robinson ranches
for an extended visit.
Jack Welch and daughter. Miss
Gretchen, left yesterday for a visit
with relatives in Nebraska.
j. Fl. Baker left Tuesday for his
home at Gettysburg, after a visit
with his niece, Miss Hazel Baker.
Rev. M. j. MacCarthy will hold
services at Blunt Saturday, June 12,
and at Harold Saturday, June 10.
Miss Genevieve Steady arrived
from Aberdeen yesterday, where she
has been attending school the past
year.
A. Zimmerman, who was released
from the hospital several days ago..
has again been quite ill the past two
days.
Mrs. Harry Pierce and children
left Tuesday for their home at Huron
a visit at the home of her father.
Noren.
Creamery men of the Black Hills
district have org anized for the handling
cream along the same lines as the
fruit men handle their produce.
Judges Smith, Mccoy and Gates,
l.. B. Albright and j. r. Mcknight
returned from a several days.
fishing trip at Enemy Swim.
Mrs. M. E. Washburn left today
for a visit with friends at at James,
town, N. D., from which place she
will go to the Twin Cities for an ex-
visit.
S. C. Fuller of Redheld, is substi-
tating as the Northwestern train dis
patcher during the absence of Dis
Eatcher WEIGH, who is visiting in.
n ebTaska.
Stanley and Roderick Philip and
Schultz of Ft. Pierre, passed
through the city Tuesday, enroute to
Omaha on a short business trip.
More than 80, 900 head of cattle on
the Standing Rock reservation will
be dipped for "scab," an infectious
disease which has been causing the
death of many animals of late.
Ziebach County News: Harold R.
Breeder, assistant cashier of the Far
ners' State Bank, returned Saturday
evening from Pierre, where he spent
past month with homefolks. He is
looking hale and hearty again and his
many friends are glad to see him back
on the job.
Deadwood Telegram: In accordance
with plans formed at a recent confer
ence held here, $500 has been raised by
private subscription to complete the
road between Hill City andsylvan Lake
at once. Of this amount, half was sub.
in Deadwood, and half in Lead.
Al snHst grain in this vicinity is
looking tine, and the season was new
d more &s-erable for a big crop. The
lake beds are all full of water, a con-
that has not existed for six
years. Ducks are plentiful, and thou
sandsA3 young ducks are Matching at
lakes and ponds near here.
Mrs. Richard Garrett of Blunt, who
is favOrably known in this city, pass
I'D away at the Mayo hospital at
Mimi, Friday, following
a surgical operation. Mrs. Garrett
is survived by a husband, one daugh-
ter and two sons. The funeral was
held at Blunt Sunday afternoon and
was largely attended by sorrowing
relatives and friends.
Rapid City Journal: Yesterday
mornings Pierre train had two extra
coaches, n from Miller and one
rom Pierre, containing tiremen 60
ing to Belle Fourche to attend the
state tournament. The Pierre bunch
also advertising the Black and
Yellow Trail, having yellow badges,
with black lettering, and the
of a black flag with black and
bars.
Art Smith, the worlds greatest
aviator, who has been the star attrac.