Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-06-03
E. D. Cowan of Philip, was a Pierre
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Mrs. e. II. Knapp of Huron, was
visiting in the city Friday.
A. W. Zimmerman was released
from the hospital Saturday.
c. I. Weyland of Draper, spent
Sunday in the city Gu business.
Attorney w. G. Porter of Aberdeen
was a Capital city visitor Tuesday.
The graduating exercises of the Fort
Pierre high school will be held this
evening,
Il. D. Jennings arrived home Mon
day from a several days stay at
Brookings.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. B. Roberts arriv-
ed home yesterday from a short visit
at Sioux City.
Rev. H. @. Morton of the Baptist
church conducted services at Cam
ing Friday evening.
j. l.. McDeid came up from Cam
ing Saturday on a combined business
and pleasure visit.
Hon. G.. H. Dillon of Yankton, was
in the city Tuesday on matters before
the supreme court.
The infant child of MI. and Mrs. H.
j. Fulton died Monday and was bur
led that afternoon.
Miss Gladys Bennett, who has been
critically Ill the past week, is report
ed AS slowly improving.
Deputy State Auditor O'Donnell
left the first of the week for Newell
to look after official duties.
Mr., and Mrs. j. j. Mead of Lead,
visited in Pierre Friday, being en-
route home from Sioux Falls.
Miss Sadie Robinson left Tuesday
for Marshall, Mimi, where she was
called by the illness of a relative.
Loring Gunderson arrived home
Saturday from Vermillion, where he
has been a student at the University.
Claude Bennett arrived home last
week from Chicago, called here by
the serious illness of his sister, Miss
Gladys.
G. H. Lugg. superintendent of pub
lie instruction. was called to Aber-
deem the first of the week on official
business.
By the time September comes round
no one will remember whether your
graduating dress was of organdle or
cheesecloth.
Mrs. Jas. Cox arrived from Har-
rold Saturday for a several days
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
l., Greenough.
Miss Abbie Whitney returned from
Tyndall Monday, where she had been
looking after fish shipments for the
state game warden.
Mrs. Chas. McCaffree and children
left today for a visit with relatives in
Denver, Colo, from which point they
will go to the Panama-Pacific exposl-
ton.
South Dakota is becoming one of
the Wettest state in the Union, and
the weather man says we will have
six years of moisture and plenty. We
bDpo bo ic onrront
Efforts are being made that are GER
tain to bring about the operation of the
local creamery. This is a felt want,
and one of experience would no doubt
find it a profitable investment.
Miss Minnie Schroeder left Tues
day for her home at Avon, having at
tended school here the past year,
making her home with Rev. Schroe-
der and family.
The date for the appearance of Col,
mars circus in Pierre has beer
changed from June Ia to June 81.
These famous shows were held up III
WILLIAMSBURG last WIEN NY lOOuS, Guus
the change of dates.
The local iremen leave Monday
morning for Belle Fourche, where
they will take a lively part in the
state meet. The boys go well pre-
pared to capture a share of the
awards and are certain to live up tc
their past high records.
The secretary of state has charter.
ed the incorporation of the Minihuts
club of Brookings, a pleasure organi.
cation TO erect a club house on the
shore of Lake Campbell. The incor.
porators are E. H. Carlisle, Aylme1
Cole and w. Fl. Conklin.
John Heron and daughter returned
yesterday from Faith, where they
were called over two weeks ago by
the murder of their son and brother.
Claude Heron, whose.assailant, FREQ
Bell, was given a sentence of four.