Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-07-06

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Miss Amelia Brandhuber spent the
fore part of the week with friends at
Redlield.
Miss Margaret karcher left TODAY
for Sioux Falls for a visit at the
Longstaff home.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Calhoon of Midland, at the hos
pital Saturday,
Mrs. Z. f. Bennett returned today
from a several days visit at the Mar
so home at Harold.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Mccarthy were
among the Sunday visitors at Camp
Hagman near Redfield.
The Missouri river is again at a
high stage, being up several feet
higher than last week.
Mrs. Linstad went to Red6eld
tuesday for a visit with her son
Captain Otto b. Linstad.
Miss Edna Holm went to Highmore
Saturday, where she remained over
the Fourth with friends.
Several members of Company A at
hedtield are the victims of ivy pois-
oning, though in q light form,
Rev. and Mrs. t. l.. Riggs came in
from oahe yesterday aud left for Big
stone for a several days visit.
Miss Margaret bockhart went out
to Philip Monday for q short visit
with her friend, Mis-. Harry Brown.
lV0r johnson came III from Cotton
wood yesterday for y visit with his
wife who is q patient ut the hospital.
L.. y, Mnuson. who is engaged In
the banking business at Quinn, is
greeting old acquaintances here TO.
day
}. M. Van Brocklin came mp from
Canniug today. being enronte to
Eagle Butte, where he will visit with
a Ron
Fred HepperIe, state land commits.
sjoner, returned Sunday from a bust.
ness visit at his former home at
Eureka.
The contract for the repair work
on the roof of the Washington schoo.
building was let last week to ID. f.
Jordan.
The Yankee Robinson circus viii
show in Pierre on Friday, July Ii
aud no doubt will draw q large crowc
to the city.
Nj. and Mrs. H. G. Gregory anC
son left Monday for Kentucky points
where they will spend several week:
with relatives.
DIR. A. Fl. Youngs returned Satur
day from points east, where he spen
several weeks in the interest of hi
his profession.
The marriage of Edward Hengel o
this city and Miss Mary Manning O.
Sioux City took place at the latte,
place yesterday.
Mrs. Helen Chapman left Sunday
for her home at Minneapolis after ;
several days visit at the home o
Mrs. Maud Carter.
Miss Carrie Grenard departed Tues
day for her future home at Siou3
Falls, having visited with friend!
here the past two weeks.
The Snake Butte Farmers ant
Stockmen's club celebrated the 4tl
at the A. G.. Koch ranch, where
rousing good time was had.
One step won't take you very far
You've got to keep on walking;
One word won't tell folks who youart
You've got to keep on talking.
An open air program and picni,
supper will be held at the Sebre'
home tomorrow by the Woman.
Foreign Missionary society of til,
Methodist church.
Onida Waterman: S. j. Wood il
here from Pierre to SOW 40 acres O
alfalfa on the Will Spencer farm
west of town, enlarging the exert
mental patch put in last year.
Chris Hirning. who has served al
bookkeeper in the state auditors de
partment, has been appointed deput.
state auditor, to succeed j. /. O'Don
nell, who resigned the position.
O. X. Stablein, former state insur
ance commissioner, Ia in the cit,
from Alexandria in attendance at til,
republican convention and foa a visi
with his daughter, Mrs Chris Him
ing
The Fourth of july passed off quiet
ly in Pierre. The only public affair
being an ice cream social ON th,
court house lawn and a dance at til,