Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-06-22

Archie krimbiIl of Minneapolis, is
visiting with homefolks in Pierre.
Attorney I. G. McNamee has gone
to Minneapolis on official business.
Misses Bernice and Kathleen Smith
are visiting with friends at Aberdeen.
III. II. Horner returned Monday
from a short stay at his summer home
in Minnesota.
Attorney G.. w. Martens returned
today from Huron, where he attended
circuit court.
Mrs. VIM. Mower and little daugh-
ter have gone TO Minnesota for a visit
With Mr.. Mower.
Mrs. j., j. Murphy and sons left
Monday for a visit at their former
home at Parker.
Mrs. II, Nj. Reed was hostess to a
number of friends al a seven O'Clock
supper Saturday.
Rapid City was selected as the place
of holding the state liremen's tourna-
ment nex year.
Mrs. G. c. BABEL of Blunt, was a
guest at the home of Mrs. Alice elf.
ford over Sunday.
Miss Anna Samuelson departed Fri.
day for an extended visit with reIa-
tives al Sioux Fails.
Iceland Walker left yesterday for
the Cheyenne river country, where
he took a number of horses.
Blunt Advocate: Pierre will be dry
in about ten days. The band is prac-
ticing on Its Long Way" etc.
b. S. Payne, assistant attorney gem
eral, left Sunday for Black Hills
points on business tor his department.
Miss Mildred Eager arrived home
from Minneapolis Sunday where she
has attended school during the year.
Mrs. Marion White went out to
Hisega Monday, where she will have
charge of Pierre Lodge during the
summer months.
H. G. Freeman and Chas. Fisher
went out to Rapid Canyon the first
of the week on a several days fishing
trip.
Miss Elizabeth Morton entertained
a lumber of little friends at her home
yesterday afternoon in honor of her
9th birthday.
A marriage license was issued yes
terday by Clerk of Courts Sandys to
James Chapman and Miss Lille
Huffman of Onida.
A cement sidewalk is being laid on
the north side of the depot, which is
an improvement much to be appreci-
ated by the public.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Krf1nbill
went to Harold Monday for a visit
at the home of the formers sister,
Mrs. John Peterson.
Mrs. II. A. McGannon and,children
came in from Okobojo today to take
the train for Lennon, where she will
visit with relatives.
During the storm of Tuesday night
a barn on the Mcpherson dairy farm
near Fort Pierre was struck by light
ming and burned to the ground.
Mrs o. N. Hoyt wentout to Custer
Monday, where she joined the other
members of the W-omans Investigate
ing board to look after official work.
Mrs. Dexter Shall, who has been
i'll at the hospital for many weeks, is
reported as gradually growing weak.
er n slight hopes are held out for
her recovery.
Among the young men from out Of
town who arrived today to enlist with
Company A, s. ID. N. G. were Theo-
dore Ross, ROLAND Park and Paul
ISlauterback of Vivian.
The Indian delegation here for the
closing exercises Of the Indian Indus
trial school was greater in number than
on any former like occasion. MANY
came and returned to their homes in
automobiles.
Laird holmes returned yesterday
from Chicago, where he went several
days ago in company with Louis Hen
gel and Ray Dahl as delegates from
the South Dakota track team to the
Stage meet.
Charles McCaffree, state immigration
commissioner went to the western part
OF the state Sunday morning, to look up
matters pertaining to his department.
He is an active fellow and is doing a
whole lot of good for the state.
The city fire whistle will blow to-
morrow morning n hour before the
arrival of the special train from the
west which carries the state militia
companies from the west, and which