Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-06-29
LOCAL NEWS

The County Board of Commissioners
meet next Tuesday in regular session.
If you have not insured your crops
against hail, see H. E. Cutting.
Pierre.
Miss Mary Middleton left Sunday
for St. Paul, where she will spend
some time.
w. A. Robertson came up from
Huron Monday for a short visit at
the Spargur home.
w. G. Royce, of Wendte, left y~ester-
day for Redfeld, where he enlisted in
Company A, of Pierre.
Miss Laura Abbott came in from
kirley yesterday for a short visit
with Pierre friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. X. Sechler came i'm
from Leslie Saturday and left for
their home at Faulkton.
d. G. Lee left Sunday by auto for
Minneapolis, where he will spend
S6V6Fal Gays WIN relatives.
Freeman Bonsey returned yester-
day from Watertown, where he spent
several days with relatives.
Miss Madge Satterlee arrived home
Tuesday from a several months visit
with relatives in Meade county.
President Heston, of the Madison
State Normal, arrived yesterday to look
after matters in the educatirnal line.
Mrs, j. e. Nipple left the first of
the week for Sioux Falls, where she
Is attending the suffrage convention.
Attorney John Sutherland left Sat
ulday for Chicago, where he attended
a meeting of national committeeman
Mrs. Dick Haney and daughter ar
rived yesterday from Mitchell and
will spend some time here visiting
with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mosier of Aberdeen
were guests at the H. G. Smith home
ohsokdnJy pClDR eIiUltb nome from
a trip to the Black Hills.
Mrs. W. A. Shoemaker and dauph-
ter of st. Cloud, Mimi, arrived
Tuesday for a visit at the home of
her sister, Mrs, S. G. Policy.
Miss Anna Potter returned Satur-
day from a visit with relatives near
Blunt. Miss Helen Potter, a cousin,
accompanied her home for a visit.
f. l.. Alderman of Rapid City, has
been in tne city the past few days in
the interest of the First National
Life Insurance company.
Mrs. Hardwick came up from Har-
rold Tuesday for a visit with her son,
Earl, who left that day for RedGeld
to join Company A.
Rev. and Mrs. Edwards went to st.
Lawrence Friday, where they were in
attendance at the Methodist camp
meeting. They returned home on
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. e. Snyder OF
Onida, were in the city Friday to sec
their son, Will, who passed through
the city with militia company from
Rapid City.
Miss Clara Ayres arrived Sunday
from Lincoln, Neb., to join hel
mother and other members of Tho
family, who will u to their hon,
in Perkins county.
e. II. Wood intends to move to w es
sington Springs soon after July j. B,
making that town headquarters, he cal
carry or a real estate business at mucl
less expense to himself.
Funeral services of the late M RS
Jane Hyde, who died at her HON
near Fort Pierre, was held from TIN
Dotson undertaking parlors Tuesda,
afternoon. Interment was made a
Riverside cemetery.
Judge Whiting and family lief
Tuesday by auto for DeSmet, from
"diSh pOldS l w HiUlilS anu uutSIl
ter went on to Sioux Falls to attent
the state suffrage convention, which
convened there yesterday.
The 4th of July will be celebrated
at the Reyes grove, at Giddings. TIL
days entertainment will be in charg
CT the Booster Agricultural club O
Raber township and those who atten,
will be royalty entertained.
A.. E. Beaumont has been rear
pointed as a member of the state liy
stock commission for a term of fv
years; E. G.. Isenhuth of Reefeld ba
also been reappointed as q member o
the state highway commission.
C. w. Sullivan of this CITY returne
yesterday from a trip into Stanley cour
ty. and the report CT fat horses, fla
cattle and good crops everywhere to b
seen there are most remarkable. Gras