Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-06-08
j. E. Temmey of Onida, passed
Saturday in Pierre.

A daughter vas born Tuesday to
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Farmer.
Mrs. John Lrughlin of Harold, is
a guest at the home of her son, j. A.
Laughlin.
Frank Vance was called to North
Dakota last week by the death of a
relative.
st. Margarets Guild was entertain.
ed at the home of Miss Doris Hill
Tuesday evening.
Miss Edith johnson underwent an
operation for enlarged tonsils at the
hospital Monday.
A. Eastlund of Cakota, Mimi, is in
the city for a visit with his sister,
Mrs. Hammersten.
Among the list of graduates of
Huron College this year is Miss Helen
Jacobsen of this city.
Alfred and Edwin Jaynes left Sat-
urday for Chicago, where they will
spend some time with relatives.
MISS Lucille Pettyjohn went to her
home at Harold yesterday, after at
tending school here the past year.
Mrs. w. G. Allan left Friday for
Wisconsin points, where she will
spend several weeks with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. b. Wadleigh ar
rived home Tuesday from an extend
ed visit with a daughter at Omaha.
The East Pierre Junior Alliance
will serve ice cream and cake at the
Evangelical church tomorrow night.
John Kelley left Sunday for his
former home at Flandreau, where he
will spend the summer months with
relatives.
DUANE McCord went out to Mid
land last week, where he will assist
at the Northwestern depot during the
summer.
j. H. Pinney left last week for
Omaha, where he is receiving treat
ment for his eyes, which have troub-
led him of late.
Miss Gladys Smith departed Tues
day for her home at Webster City,
Iowa, after a several days visit at
the Parry home.
The Womans Foreign Missionary
society of the Methodist church met
with Mrs. A. b. Nelson at the St.
Charles yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. | e. Squirting and family left
Tuesday for Cherry Greek, where
they will remain with Mr.. Squirting
until the opening Of school.
Mr., and Mrs. Nick Croat of Fort
Pierre, former Pierre residents, left
last week for points in Washington
where they expect to reside.
The first Asiatic insurance compan,
to make application to transact bust
ness in this state is the Toxic Marin
Insurance company of Tokia, Japan
There will not be the usual tern
of June federal court held in Pierre
because there is not a suflic ient nun
Der of cases to be considered at tina
time.
The Monday Musicale was enter
tanned at a garden party at the Hippl
home Monday by Mesdames Hollister
Q~uackenbush and Nipple aud Mis-
| Ruth Mead.
{ A meeting of Shorthorn Breeder
) OF South Dakota will be held at dur
on on June 80 for the purpose o
organizing a South Dakota Shorthorl
Breeders association.
In this vicinity the winter rye GRO,
is reported to be in excellent condi
ton. A number of the fields show
:. growth of about three feet and tn
stalks are headed out fine.
Articles of incorporation have bee
: filed for the Mitchell Savings & Loa
. company; capital, $500, 600; lncorpol
y ators: j. O. Walrath, w, e. Tipto1
A. e. Hitchcock and others.
Miss Emma Lewis of this city, VIII
has taught in the Aberdeen schoo'
4 the past two years, has been engage
: to teach in the six weeks summe
q school at the Northern Norma
e Miss Lewis has been retained as
teacher in the schools there for ne3
d year, which speaks very highly of ht
ability an an educator.
A six reel picture production
a Julius Caesar" will be shown at tt
a Bijou this evening for the benefit
the local iremen, who leave ne:
week for the state tournament
IT Yankton. A fine display of priZ
,e won by Pierre fremen at previo1
4. state meets are on exhibition in Il
window at the Hub cafe.
'f Miss Hazel Roehme, a teacher
10 the Mckinley school the nast yea