Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-07-01
Milo Brown of Onida, passed Mon

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II, q. Freeman returned Tuesday
from a short outing at Hisega.
ii, c. Mcclure of Watertown. trans.
acted business in Pierre Saturday.
Rev. 0. E. Tell came in from Philip
tuesday for a visit with old acquaint-
ance8.
Carl Mathews came in from Van
Metre Monday on q short visit to
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs, Dick Purcell went to
huron Saturday for a short visit with
friends.
Pharmacist Evenson of the Schubert
Pharmacy Tuesday from a several DAYS
visit at Volga.
Miss Matte Ecker of Fort Pierre,
has accepted a position with the Dako
ia Telephone Co.
Miss Dorothy Hyde arrived home
Friday from Lake Forest, Ill, where
she graduated from school.
Stewart Lyle returned from Dead
wood Sunday, where he attended the
State Bankers convention.
Mrs. M. E. Washburn arrived home
Monday from an extended visit in
North Dakota and coast points.
Malcolm Byrne arrived home Tues
day from Faulkton, where he spent
several days with old acquaintance.
Ebert Rohrer, who received several
injuries while at Belle Fourche, is able
to be outagain with the use of crutches.
Rev. Jordahl passed through the
city Monday, enroute to his home at
Lead from a sojourn on the Pacific
coast.
Thos. Dalton of Onida, arrived in the
city Sunday from Deadwood, where he
attended the State Bankers conven-
ton.
Miss Rose Smith and Miss Dollie
Hall of Faribault, Mimi, passed
through the city Tuesday, enroute to
the Black Hills.
j. P. Erickson returned Tuesday
from a weeks visit at Benson, Mimi
Mrs. Erickson and family remained at
that point for a longer visit.
The game Of ball Tuesday evening
between the State House team an(
the Manhattan club team was won b.
the former by a score Of 8 to 5.
Nash Bros, a wholesale grocery hrn
with tifty-one branches in the north
west, have arranged to open a whole
sale grocery establishment in Mobridge
Growers of rye say the harvest o
the crop will begin Monday. Th'
crop has attained a growth of 81
feet, and the yield is certain to b
exceedingly large.
Articles of Incorporation have beel
filed for the w. q. Sharp Elevator Co.
of Sioux Falls; capital stock, SIS, 0OO
incorporators, W. z. Sharp, r. B
Medium and G. H. Edwards.
Sioux Falls Argus Leader, %: H
f. Lovald, editor of the Midland
Mail arrived in the city yesterday af
~ternoon having been summoned her
to attend the funeral of his mother
the late Mrs. Harry Lovald.
Okobojo Times: John Dolan cam
mp from Huron yesterday. The al
tesian we'll OF his ranch north O
town is down about 100 fee
and if they have good luck they will
have the we'll finished some tim
next week.
The heavy wind and rain storm lat
Sunday afternoon did considerable
damage to trees about the city, man
of which were broken off and otherwis
ruined. A large tree near the Euro
pean hotel was struck by lightning an
split from the top to the bottom.
With an increase of over SIS, 600, 90
IN the banks of the state over las
year, and with 81, 760 automobiles i
the state, the calamity howlers' al
gument seems rather Inconsistent
South Dakota is enjoying prosperity
and it promises to be better still.
Mrs. N. C. Calhoon of Marysville
Kansas, passed away Sunday at th
home of a son at Blunt, following a
illness of a couple of weeks. Mrs. Ca.
hoon is the mother of W. e. Calhoon O
this city and had been in this localit
with her husband on a visit when sh
became i'll and grew gradually wors
until death came.
AT the regular meeting of tn
Board of Education Tuesday evenin
M. G.. Helm was retained as Cit
superintendent of schools for the en-
suing two years. The resignation @
Miss Jennie Lien, a teacher in tn
Pierre schools the past year, was o
motion accepted.