Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-06-03
Mrs. Minnie Green was in the city
Friday from Philip.

j. Lang was in from Bridger Fri
day on business matters.
Attorney C. G.. Sherwood of Clark,
passed yesterday in Pierre.
L.. e. Wick of Quinn. was a Wis
itors in Pierre over Sunday.
Ray McMackin left today for Sioux
City on a short business visit.
Mrs. Arthur Marion has gone to
Deadwood for a visit with a sister.
R. Fl. Bailey came in from Dupree
Tuesday on a short business visit.
Emmett Cole left Saturday for Gro
ton, where he will make his home with
a daughter.
MIS-. Rhea King of Highmore, was
IN the city Tuesday, a guest at the E.
F. Clifford home.
Mrs. Pierce and children came up
from Huron Monday for a visit at
the Noren home.
Mrs. Chas. Kirkpatrick is quite i'll
at the hospital, where she is receiving
medical aid.
Misses Rose, Anna and Ray Lewis
and S. r.. Wallis of Miller, were in
the city Tuesday.
The third annual meeting of the
Hand county c]hautauqua will be held
at Miller June % 81.
The j.. w. johnson Virginia Min
strels will show in Pierre under tent
on Saturday, June II.
j. B, Harris of the Heralds of Lib
erty, occupied the pulpit at the Evan
gelical church Sunday.
Mrs. Bowman of M%ontrose, passed
through the city Tuesday, enroute
home from Rapid City.
Miss Sadie Sterud and Miss Edna
Bjoberg departed today for a trip to
Colorado and other points.
Miss Daisy Brown left this week
for Chicago, where she will make an
extended visit with relatives.
The Virginia Minstrels, a big tent
show, is billed to make its appearance
in this city, on Saturday, June II.
l can make a few large loans on i'm
proved farms and ranches, 8, 5 or 10
years. Albert Gunderson, Pierre.
The annual state convention of the
Masonic lodge of South Dakota will
be held at Sioux Falls, June 8 and 8.
DR.. B. M. Hart and family. Mrs.
d. A. Singer and Russell Eakin of
Blunt, spent Monday with Pierre
friends.
The marriage of Miss Sarah God
dard of Sully county and Benjamin
T. Warmer of Blunt will take place
June Is.
A. E.. Gray of Flandreau, was a
Capital City visitor the first of the
week. While in the city he was the
guest of Hon. j. E. Kelley and
family.
Pierre Is the choice of the South
Dakota Funeral Directors associa-
ton for the 1916 convention, which
convenes the third Tuesday in May.
Washington authorities are attempt
ing to locate the owner of a Ford au-
tomobile which was found abandoned
near the city limits. The cars bears
an Iowa number.
Jas. Mckay 3received a telegram
yesterday announcing the death of a
brother at Fon du Lac. Wis. whom
he visited a number of weeks ago.
MI. Mckay was unable to leave for
that point.
Several car loads of gravel passed
through Pierre the first of the week
from Balaton, Mimi, to Philip, where
it is to be used in repairing the rail-
road grades. which were damaged by
the recent flood waters.
Deadweod Telegram: Announcement
is made that hereafter Deadwood will
have a motorcycle cop, to catch those
who exceed the speed limit. 1t is not
given out who will be on the job. His
motorcycle will have a speedometer and
by following speeders he can determine
how fast they are travelling.
Spearfish Mail: A. D. Hengel, who
was summoned to Deadwood to serve
on the United States petit jury, was a
visitor at the Ernest ranch in Spearfsh
valley a day or two last week, return
ing to Pierre Thursday afternoon. Mr..
Hengel is infatuated with Spearfsh and
the valley and expressed a desire to
make his home here.
Agency Rippies in the Forest City
Press: DR.. Theodore l.. Riggs of
0aha who has haan q poiooionorr 81