Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-06-15

Attorney T. II. Null of Huron, was
in the city on legal business Tuesday.
Mrs. E. Jacobsen and daughter,
Miss Helen, returned Saturday from
Huron.
Mrs. M. I. Devine is entertaining
the Catholic ladies at her home this
afternoon.
James Cox returned Saturday from
st. Paul, where he has attended school
the past year.
Sieve Travis passed the first of the
week in Rapid City and Pierre lodge in
Rapid Canyon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry King and chill
dren of Highmore, are guests at the
E. f. Clifford home.
Frank w. Ilinsey was out last week
making Improvement on highways run
ming east from Pierre.
Frank Gregg came up from Blunt
on Monday and while here closed up
some business matters.
Mrs. VIM. Borst arrived home from
Sioux Falls Tuesday. where she spent
a couple of weeks with friends.
Fred Hepperle, commissioner of pub
lie lands. went to Custer on Monday,
Official business called him there.
Judge Campbell came down from
Aberdeen Tuesday to look after mat
ters before the supreme court.
The Ladies Aid society of the Con
gregational church was entertained
at the Hyde home yesterday after
noon.
Miss Ida Anding went to Yankton
Saturday, where she attended the
commencement exercises at Yankton
college.
Sixteen carloads of stock cattle came
IN Thursday and nearly the entire lot
went in the sale held Friday at prices
much advanced.
With many farmers, making hay is
now the order. The crop is heavy and
good. Six dollars per ton is the ruling
price paid on the Pierre market.
Mrs. Fred Rowe and daughter, Miss
Edine, of Fort Pierre, returned Tues
day from Vermillion, where the lat
ter has been attending school.
AT the state convention of the Ma
sonic order at Sioux Falls last week
John H.. McCord of this city. was
elected Junior grand warden.
The Indian camp east of the city,
near the Indian school, has been the
cause of much traffic in that direction
this week, many people going out to
view the gathering.
The laying of cement walks on
Capital avenue, south of the lake is
nearing completion. Extensive inn
provements are also being made along
the west side of the lake.
Eph-Kin l play wifi you all?
kids-Sure, if youse will promise to
play fair. Wen let you be de one wot
sees if de irecracker we light and don't
go off is really out or not.
Aberdeen News: Harvey A. Stone,
a postal clerk who has been running
on trips out of Pierre, is now on the
Great Northern run between Aber-
deem and Breckenridge. MINI.
Joseph Kleespies was in Pierre Fri
day from Doom. Iowa, with a party of
land location hunters. Each expressed
himself as being mighty well pleased
with the landscape they seer and the
many advantages here offered.
School officers are reminded of the
fact that the law requires the publ
cation of annual reports for the year
ending June 30, the report to be pub
lished in the newspaper nearest to the
school district.
ed. ID. Sutton came down Friday
from his ranch home in Sully county.
ile Is tle OWISE OIL lOUU horses, ana
perhaps as many head of cattle. When
asked how stock was doing at this time
he replied "Growing nicely"
Forest City Press: Albert Horn,
accompanied by two girls, came up
from Pierre Monday and returned
the same day with his twin babies,
who have been making their home at
the hospital since the death of their
mother.
Saturday afternoon George A. Ken
nedy and Miss Anna Marie Howe
were united in marriage by
Rev. Morton, pastor of tho Baptist
church. The newly-weds left Sun
day morning for their home at Grind
stone, this state.
At the meeting of Pierre and Fort
Pierre business men who are interested
in the oil we'll proposition, held Tuesday
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