Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-06-01
H. N. Marso of Harold, passed Mon

uay III flefre.
Miss B%arnhart of Salem, is a guest
at the Jas. Holm home.
Sheriff Root of Philip was in Pierre
yesterday on official business.
Mrs. d. ?. Brady of Kimball, has
been released from the hospital.
The ladies of the Methodist church
Will serve supper at the church tomor-
row.
Charles Elrod returned Monday from
a stay of several days with a daughter
in Minneapolis.
Deputy State Auditor O'Donnell
visited with friends at Onida several
days last week.
Thos. Potwin of the state land de-
%partment, has gone to Newell in the
interest of his department.
Mrs. John Kramer was released Fri
day from the hospital, when she return
ed to her home in Washington.
Miss Ruth Peterson, of the state land
department, has gone to her home in
Sioux Falls for a vacation visit.
Mrs. Henry Karcher entertained a
number OF friends Monday afternoon in
honor of Mrs. Dalton of Sioux Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. ID. Mead are we'll
on their way to Boston, Mass; whittier
they Went yesterday to pay a visit to a
daughter.
The junior class of the city schools
royalty entertained the members of the
senior class, an the st. Charles, Friday
evening.
Aaron Robinson, a prosperous far
mer in the vicinity of Onida and a
former Pierre resident, was i'll the
city Saturday.
Miss Lucille Jordan, who closed a
term of school In the vicinity of Philip
has returned to her home here to
spend the summer.
Plankinton Herald: Rev. and Mrs
; Il. ID. DeXheimer arrived from Pierre
Thursday evening to visit Mrs. DeX.
heimer's mother, Mrs. e. G. Loverin,
The W large plate glass windows
which were broke in the First Ma.
! tional Lite office during the heavy
wind storm last week were replaced
+, Saturday.
j. A. Davy returned Tuesday from :
several months stay at Iampico, MeXi
co, wnere he has extensive oil interests
He will remain here for an indefinit,
length of time.
, The graduation exercises of thu
class OF 1916 viii take place at TIL,
Grand this evening. DR.. Ii. Il. Bes
of Sioux Falls, will deliver the com
mencement address.
9 Mrs. j. Il. Truran returned from
trip to Omaha, where she went to NEE
her parents, Mr.. ard Mrs. Ct. L
p Weatherby of Pomona, Cal, who wi.
spend the summer here.
y Many farmers in this locality hav
q been held up with their corr planting
on account of frequent heavy rains
a great amount of moisture havini
fallen during the week.
In printing the vote cast last wee
e for member of the board of count
commissioners. in the First district, i
8 was incorrectly given. 1t should hav
read Lumley 81. Lien 80.
e Word has been received in Pierr
Of the death of Paul Stenger, littl
son of Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Stengel
!, who left Pierre a few years ago t
a locate on a homestead near Grind
stone.
l. Articles of incorporation have bee
filed for the Yeldez Auditorium as
n ISOLATION at Aberdeen with a capita
of 500, 900. Among the incorporation
are a. f. Milligan, l. Lincoln an
r.. II. Angel.
e The improvements made by II. +
Horner, just north of the postoffic
building, agree to beautify that sectio
l. Of the city. The buildings were bot
@ modern and substantially built and ais
,r artist,caily painted.
T. r. Kelley of Harold was in Pierr
yesterday. He came to make arrange
10 ments for the holding of a big sale {
20 cattle in Pierre, June 9th, when thre
" hundred head of registered stock wi
be sold at auction sale.
L. Midland Mail: Mrs. Kate William
ia came up from Pierre Friday mornir
is and is spending a few days here visi
ing her son, Day, of the First N
n tional bank. She is a guest at tt
,e Beiler home during her stay here.
I'd AS a result of the heavy rainfall
u this week the ground is thorough
lg soaked, and if the remaining month
ut of the growing season make as favo