Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-08-05
LOCAL NEWS

Tony Hengel returned Saturday
from a short outing at Hisega.
John Davy returned last week from
a business visit to Minnesota points.
Miss Marguerite Cox returned
Saturday from a visit with a sister at
Mitchell.
JAS. Buchanan and A. N. Van Camp
OF Highmore, transacted business in
Pierre Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Bergen of In
dianapolis, Ind, sre in the city for a
visit with relatives.
Mrs. Jos. Hodoval has gone to
Sioux Falls for visit with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. j. J. Dalton.
Miss Pearl Hunkins departed Fri
day for a visit with relatives in North
Dakota and Minnesota.
A. E. Beaumont has entered upon
his duties as secretary of the state
sanitary live stock board.
M. j. Schubert arrived home from
Hisega Saturday, where he had been
on a vacation of two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Quigley of Min
neapolis, have been guests at the
Boehme home the past few days.
Mrs. p. f. Bennett and little
daughter returned Monday from a
short visit with friends at Highmore.
Mrs. Earl Holmes of Huron, is
visiting at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Gooding of East Pierre.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Rose and
daughter arrived heme from Omaha
Monday, having visited a son at that
point.
The marriage of Miss Viola Pinney,
formerly of this city, and Walter
Fahey of Plankinton, occurred at
Sioux Falls Monday.
State superintendent C. H. Lugg
and wife leave this week for Califor-
MIA points. where they will visit with
relatives.
The Peter Mintener Lumber Co.. of
this city has been awarded the contract
TO furnish coal for the city schools the
ensuing year.
Chas. l.. Hyde, jr., who has been a
student at the Chicago law univer-
sity, arrived home Monday for a visit
at his home here.
Miss Grace Barnes and Willard j.
Yale, both of Canning, were united
in marriage in this city by Justice j.
b. Slindee Monday.
The marriage of Miss Hazel Carson
Of Wolsey, a former teacher in the
Pierre schools, and Rev. S. B. Cook
Of Huron college, took place at Hur-
on Tuesday,
George and Paul Coler of Fort
Pierre, passed through Pierre Satur-
day, enroute to College Springs, Ia,
where they were called by the death
OF their mother.
Beggars seem to find South Dakota
good this year for they are plentiful.
Some of them deserve aid from the
public, while others are capable of
caring for themselves.
o. D. Warne of Shiloh, farmer and
rancher, was in the city the first of the
week. He reported a wonderful growth
of small grain throughout the section OF
Sully county in which he resides.
Miss Lillian Borreson, who recent.
ly resigned her position at the head
of the state travelling library, left
Sunday for Lacrosse, Wis, where
she has accepted a like position.
Ranchmen, residing in the valley of
Bad River, report the loss of stock by
drowning during the floods of last week.
c. j. Mellett living in Fort Pierre, is
minus a number of fine hogs.
Fair weather is indicated during the
week except in the Dakotas and the Mis-
souri, valley, where there will be showers
about Friday. Moderately low tempera,
ture for a day or two will be followed by
somewhat higher temperature.
Strayed or stolen, from the Carson
pasture, Pierre, one light bay geld
ing, s years old, wire mark on left
back joint, also wire mark on front
foot, both heels white, weight LOCO
pounds. Reward to finder.-FRED
HEBELER, St. Charles Hotel, Pierre
Hay along the Missouri river bottoms
is so heavy this year that ranchers will
put up such a supply as will last their
winter stock two seasons. A few years
ago ranchers put into stack such a sup
ply, but until this year no such extra
ordinary has been harvested since then.
A marriage of great interest to Pierre
people, was solemnized Yesterday at the
brides home near Rapid City, when
Miss Fonken and Martin Shale, were