Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-07-13
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s. w. Clark came down from Red
field Tuesday.
Richard Garrett of Blunt, passed
Tuesday in Pierre.
Attorney A. X. Gardner of Huron.
transacted business here Tuesday.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Sullivan the first of the week.
Miss Kelley of the Moore store has
gone to the Black Hills on a vacation
visit.
If you have not insured your crops
against hail, see H. E. Cutting,
Pierre.
The Lutheran Aid society is being
entertained this afternoon at the
Sterud home.
&. c.. Barton and family returned
last week from a visit at Omaha and
other points.
Ebert Rohrer went to Redtield
yesterday, where he joined Company
A, S. ID. N. G.
Judge Taylor of Huron, is in the
city and will try several cases in the
Stanley county Court.
Mrs. E. M. Wanbaugh went to
Watertown Tuesday where she will
spend several days with homefolks.
e. l.. Granthan and family of Aber-
deem, passed through the city Sun
day by auto, enroute to the Black
Hills.
Miss Sophia DeLand, clerk in the
office Of the supreme court, departed
today for an extended visit to coast
points.
T.. II, Tolton and sister, Miss Cav.
anaugh, came in from Fort Bennett
Tuesday and left for a trip to Chica-
go and other points.
Eugene Niland of Madison, a lead
ing athlete at the Vermilllon uni
versity for several years, has receiv-
ed the appointment to a cadetship at
West Point.
Tourists. both east and west, are
passing through the city daily. 1t
looks as though South Dakota is
holding her own in the summer resort
attractions.
The Diehl Drug company of Nit
chell last week filed articles of incor-
poration with q capital OF $50, 900.
Incorporators: Elizabeth Dieh, Nj b.
Diehl and +. w. Samson.
Plankinton Herald: Rev. Robert
Dexheimer and family went to Beres-
ford Wednesday where Mr.. Dexheim-
er has charge of the Evangelical
church. Mrs. Dexheimer and chill
dren spent a month here visiting with
relatives.
Butte county has entered the coun-
ty division fight, and asks that the
eastern portion of the county be cut
Off and be known as Dairy county.
This would include a portion Of the
irrigated district from the Belle
Fourche project if carried out.
Good roads leading to a town are a
winner. Graded roads bring trade
and that accounts for the splendid
country trade that comes to Pierre.
A great deal of work has been done
on the roads in Hughes county and
they are getting in tip top shape.
Big Stone Headlight: Prof. M. M,
Kramer, wife and daughters drove
from Pierre Sunday and are IN one of
the cottages at the park. AS they
haYe not spent much time here for a
number OF years they are enjoying
the surroundings to the fullest ex-
tent.
A Kansas editor has notified the
merchants of his town that he will
soon be in need of a pair of shoes, a
new shirt and a sack of flower, and
that he will call for bids on the items
as that is the custom of the merchants
when they want four dollars worth OF
pruning QOne.
Sioux City Journal: The new fiscal
year has begun. The days are growing
shorter. The June weddings and grad
uation gifts are practically paid for.
1t is time to be laying in your winter
supply of anthracite. And then if YOU
are going to be early, you really should
be thinking about Christmas presents.
Mystery surrounds the double
drowning of Clyde and Claud Hutton.
age 14,..twin sons of Edward Hutton,
proprietor of the garage at Egrn, who
lost their lives while bathing ir the
Big Sioux river near Egan. What
happened is unknown as there were
no e~yewitnesses. Both bodies have
been recovered.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs. Emil
Jarl passed away at the family home
FRIDAY, following a ~savaral davs,iII