Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-07-20
j. G. Graf was in the city yesterday

Sioiucl uhuG d business IT'D
to Philip yesterday.
o. F. Phillips of s%treetor, Ill.,, visit
edin the city yesterday.
Mrs. j. E. Nipple and sons have
gone to Hisega for an outing.
Miss Mary Walton has returned from
a visit with relatives at Huron.
DR.. Riggs went to Gettysburg yes
terday on a professional visit.
Mrs. j. N. Calhoon of Midland, was
released from the hospital Saturday.
Mrs. Harry Freeman left this
morning for an outing at Hisega.
Sheriff f. M. Quinn made a short
business trip to Blunt Tuesday,
4. j. johnson of Herman. Mimi, is
a guest at the J.. z. Erickson home.
Mrs. Nels Christiansen of kirley
was visiting in this city yesterday.
Henegar's Harp orchestra gave a
dance at the st. Charles Saturday
evening.
Gov. Byrne left Monday for Nit
chell to attend a meeting of states
attorneys.
f. Y. Whitmore is here from Cali
fornia points looking after property
interests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Erickson and lit
tie daughter have gone to Omaha for a
visit.
Mrs. Anna McCready of Midland
transacted business matters here
Monday.
Miss Edna Hall of Harold, is a
guest at the home Of her aunt, Mrs.
E. M. Quinn.
Miss Helen Jacobsen returned
Monday from a visit at the Riggs
home at Oahe.
Miss Helen Gareis Of New Ulm,
Mimi, is visiting at the Albert Hegg.
lund home.
James Starkey arrived the first OF
the week from Rochester, for a visit
with homefolFs.
Carol Mccoy arrived Saturday
j. from Hastings, Mimi, for a visit
with homefolks.
Blaine Simons of Vermillion was
in the city Tuesday in the interest OF
the state university.
VIM. Underwood, county agent
spent Tuesday at Kirley in regard to
anthrax vaccination work.
Verne Dorothy returned Saturday
from a several weeks stay at points
in Oregon and Washington.
VIM. j.. Harris has been elected
: secretary to the Pierre Rifle e. Re
volver club to succeed Capt. Linstad
b. S. Payne, assistant attorne,
general, went to Mitchell Tuesday tt
attend a meeting of states attor
ney's.
The state sailway commission has re,
ceived a shipment of the latest railwa,
maps of the state which they are dis
tributiDg.
W. d. Nelson returned Saturda,
from Rock Island, III, where he hac
been in the interest of the Modern
Woodman.
The Congregational aid society
was entertained last evening by
Mesdames Ward and Uhrig at thu
home of the former.
L, G.. Goodfellow, Miss Lilliar
Goodfellow and f. M. Brady o,
Bruce, were in the city Tuesday OF
their way to the Hills.
Miss Bertha Brandhuber left Tues
dRy for Chicago, where she will visit
with Miss Iverson, a former Pierre
girl.
Articles of incorporation have beer
flied for the Temte-J ohnson Co, tt
deal in general merchandise at Elan
dreau; capital s25, 900. Incorporators
10. II. Temte, H. G. Temte and Toilet
johnson.
Paul Morehead who had been cor
Quoting a bindery in Deadwood for sew
eral years, yesterday stored his equip
ment and moved to York, Neb., where
he has accepted a position in an estab,
lishment in that city.-Deadwood
Times.
A special meeting of the Woman's
club was held Monday at which time
one hundred soap bags and toott
brush holders were made for Co. A.
DR.. Isenberg also sent forty-fiyt
tooth brushes to the boys.
The state railway commission will
hold a hearing at Dallas August 2,
relative TO the matter of delivery o.
Iavrrooo n oroolo op1 n Tho r,o,t;or