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

Mike O'Brien came up from Blunt
yesterday on a short business visit.
Mrs. w. E. Burrell of Miller, was
released from the hospital Saturday.
If you have not insured your crops
against hail, see II. E. Cutting,
Pierre.
Chas. ii. Burke returned yesterday
from a short business visit at Sioux
Falls,
Miss Gladys Bennett has gone to
Harold for a several days visit with
friends.
Miss Ruby Larsen has gone out to
the Martin Samuelson ranch for a
several days visit.
Mrs, e, B. Bailey was released
from the hospital Sunday and left for
her home at Miller.
Mrs. Earl Bergen and children have
gone to Howard for an extended visit
with homefolks.
L. r. Halves and family arrived
home Sunday from a visit with rela-
tiyes IN Wisconsin.
Mrs. c. t. King and children have
gone to points in Ohio for an extend
ed visit with relatives.
Mrs. Olney Borst came down from
Rapid City Saturday and is a guest
at the VIM. Borst home.
Geo. Quaie came over from Onida
Tuesday for a short visit with his
nephew, Earl lIardwick.
f. Shirrmacher of Highmore, is a
patient at the hospital having under
gone an operation Saturday.
Miss Ruth Peterson, of the state ed
ucational department, left today for a
visit with homefoIks at Sioux Falls.
Youngsters of the city are looking
forth to the appearance of the Van
kee Robinson show here on the l4th.
Mrs. G. M, Smith and children ar
rived Monday from Hawardsn, Iowa
for a visit at the I. f. Thomas home
Misses Pratt and Davis, teachers
in the Baptist Sunday school, gave
their classes a launch ride Tuesday
evening.
A. Il. Whiting of Sioux Falls, ar
rived Saturday for a short visit a
the home of his brother, Judg,
Whiting,
the Womans Home Mission societ,
of the Baptist church met tins after
noon at the home of Mrs. j. w
Laughlin.
The ladies of the W. II. G. will hol,
an ice cream social on the lawn a
the Sebree home ON the evening o
the Fourth.
DR.. e. W. Fiege of Woonsocket
and Or. w, f. Daniels of Madison
have been reappointed as members o
the state board of health.
Fred Mueller, deputy insuranc
commissioner, returned the first c
the week from an official visit to til
eastern part of the state.
Mrs, Louis Beck returned Satul
day from the eastern part of the stat
where she had been in the interest @
the Capital Supply company.
The Ladies Aid society of the Cor
gregational church vas entertaine
r at the Policy home yesterday b
, Mesdames Adams, Binford aud Pc
ley,
Miss Abbie Whitney. deputy stat
game warden, left for Chamberlai
i, today, at which point she will join
party for a trip to the Iellowstor
Park.
Word from Arch Whiteman, WI
is with Company A at Rpdtield, is
the effect that all are enjoying cam
life, but getting anxious to move
, the border.
t Miss Beryl Beaumont arrived Tue
day from Madison and will make hi
: home here with her father, A. ]
, Beaumont, a member of the sta
live. stock commission.
Rev. and Mrs. Edwards entertai
ed the members of the Methods
choir at the parsonage Tuesday ev
i, ming as n farewell to A. F. Hadle
= who will be absent from the city du
ing the summer.
f Henry Ramsey went to Highmo
Sunday, where he has accepted a pos
ton as stenographer with the Gri
Investment company. Mr., Rams
recently completed a course at t
: Pierre Business college.
8 Thos. Tibbs came up from Hig
more Monday, going to Fort Pier
for a visit with his son, John of {
d ton, who is suffering with a brok