Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-06-29

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Mrs. VIM. King of Canning, passed
in Pierre.
Editor S. j, Lang and Miss Eakin of
Harold were in the city today.
If you have not insured your crops
against hail, see H. E. Cutting,
Pierre.
Mrs. Walter Brandbuber went to
Miller Monday for a visit with rela-
tiyes.
NJ. H. O'Brien, insurance com
missioner, passed Sunday at his home
at l1ighmore.
Miss Margaret Calhoon of Blunt,
submitted to an operation at the hos
pital Monday.
Miss Ida Anding returned Tuesday
from an extended visit at Yankton
and other points.
Rev. G. T. Notson of Mitchell, will
occupy the pulpit at the Methodist
church Sunday.
Miss Ruth Gleckler arrived home
Tuesday from the east to spend the
summer with homefolks.
Miss Harriet Allison of Santa Anna
Cal. arrived Monday and is a guest
at the T.. Jacobsen home.
Miss Ruth Binford, nurse, went
out to Wall Tuesday, where she viii
have charge of a patient.
Mrs. Z. IL, Lugg and children de-
parted today for a visit with rela-
tives at Warrington, Mimi,
Mrs. j. M. Mccoy arrived home
Monday from an extended visit at
Aberdeen and Minnesota points.
Joseph Wallace came in Monday from
Leslie, and left for Redtield to visit a
son, Ara, who is a member of Co. A.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Gropengeiser
| came over from Onida Tuesday on a
combined business and pleasure trip.
Midland Mail: Lawrence Alleman
and family of Pierre are visiting at
the home Of his brother, Albert. rear
kirley.
Mrs. II. b. Martin came mp from
Harold Tuesday for a short visit at
the home Of her brother, j. A.
Laughlin.
w. O. Manley and son came NJ
from Harold Saturday, the latte,
undergoing an operation for enlarged
tonsils.
Mr., and Mrs. Dwight Slade of Can
ton and John Steiner of Harold
arrived by auto today for a shorI
short stay IN Pierre.
Members of Trinity Guild and
number of friends were entertained
by Mrs. Crandall at the Indian schoo
yesterday afternoon.
The state republican convention, TO
1916, will be held in Pierre, July 9th
Committees have completed arrange
merits for the occasion.
During the past few days of ex
treme hot weather the Number 0
bathers at Capitol lake has increas
ed, and many report it as the idea
spot.
In the event of Company A remain
ing in Redfield over Sunday a numbe
l from the Capital City will leave TO
that point Saturday for an over Sun
days visit.
The Pierre ball team and the "a
Nations" a picked team, crossed bat
] on the local field Tuesday, the latte
! meeting defeat. The gate receipts G
{ into the Company A" fund.
Among the members of Company
who failed to pass the required e,
animation at Redfeld and will retur
home today are Frances Berger
Alfred Bale, Ray johns and III.
Sanders.
= Mrs, Frank Sylvia came in from ht
home rear Fort Pierre Friday for
o several days visit at the Whitema
home and to see her brother, Arc
Whiteman, off for Rediield wit
Company A.
Onida, Wendte and Philip will
among the nearby towns who wi
celebrate the Fourth. Many fro
this city Will hold picnics at yariot
q points while others will celebrate IL
day at home.
y During the heavy wind Tuesds
y considerable damage was done
e trees about the city, many branch
being broken off and scattered oy
the lawns. A large plate glass
one of the doors at the east entran
of the capitol was blown in al
smashed.