Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-09-14
State Auditor Handlln went down

fair visitors this week.
Mrs, Fred Hebeler arrived home to-
day from a visit in Iowa.
Harvey Grenard is up from Sioux
Falls for a few days with friends.
Attorney Geo. Flavin of Rapid City
transacted business here yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. 81. w. Woodward of
Deadwood, are Capital city visitors.
Harold Cummings came down from
Minneapolis today for a visit with
homefolks and acquaintance.
B. A. Cummins and Joe Stellow
have gone TO Swan Lake on a hunting
trip.
Reports have it that the roller rink
will open for the season on Saturday
night.
Attorney Easthouse came in from
kadoka Tuesday to dispose OF legal
business
Miss Clara Bowen has gone to Hur-
on for a several days visit with
friends.
Joe Pitlick returned yesterday from
Sioux City, where he marketed two
cars OF hogs.
Hugo AlIeman left yesterday for
NermiIilon to resume his studies at
the university.
Miss Vivian FLEECE of Beresford.
vas au arrival Tuesday for a short
visit in the city,
Fred Villas, deputy U. s. marshal,
left yesterday for Murdo, where bust.
ness called him.
Attorneys Karl Goldsmith and l..
l.. Stephens left today for a hunting
trip at Stone Lake.
Mrs. Margaret Ridgway and daueh.
ter returned this morning from a
visit in Pennsylvania.
Verne Dorothy has entered upon
his duties as bookkeeper for the State
Publishing company.
Jack Grauel and family returned
today from q several weeks visit
with relatives in Missouri.
Mrs. Hlnckley is in the city from
Gettysburg and will remain here
while Miss Mildred attends school.
Miss Orpha Chapman who has been
aguest at the Peter AlIemau home
departed yesterday for Vermillion.
1t is still leap year, but the woman
s~uitragists are listening and allowing
the candidates to do the proposing.
Two large rattle snakes are on dis.
play in the Reed Jewelry store win.
dow, which were captured by Chas.
Hyde, jr.
Miss Maxine Nelson entertained a
number of young ladies at her home
Tuesday evening, in honor of her
birthdiy.
DR.. and Mrs. C. NJ. HOLSTER wen,
to Blunt today, the former on profes
sonal business and the latter for a
short visit with friends.
Mrs. Harry Rathmel and Vivian
went to Huron yesterday to take ir
the fair, from there they intend OF
going to Mitchell to visit.
MT. and Mrs. C. b. Billlnghurst
have gone to Huron to take in the
fair, from which place they go to Red.
tieid to look after property interests.
f. N. Beacon came home the first
first of the week, and will remain here
for a few days. He is doing splendid
work selling cigars for Erickson &
Hannigan.
E. G. Villas. brother of our towns
man, F. l.. Villas, arrived in Pierre
the first OF the week. He came from
Temple, Texas, and is here to visl,
relatives.
1t may be difficult for Henry Ford &c
understand why so much agitation
9houiu De necessary TO increase pay OF
the railroads. Mr.. Ford raises wages
OF all his workingmen at least twice :
year.
The merry-go.round which operat
ed at Fort Pierre last week moved t,
this side.of the river Saturday, 10
eating on south Pierre street, wher'
the young people are ~endeavoring tc
make merry.
News of the marriage of Miss Flor
ence Belding. formerly of this city
and Arthur Tanner of Beacon, N. Y.
came as a surprise to the former
many friends in Pierre. The even
took place in New York August 20.
The Hisega correspondent in tn
Rapid City Journal says: Mr.. Free
T man of Pierre, is also lingering-wit
{ a gun-and hopes to crowd anothe
q week of enjoyment into his dutie