Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-07-27
Dan Freelany. was up from Harold

wv AhIs anu MIS-.
Robert Bagby Saturday.
Kirk Rboades of Lacy was a Capt
tai city visitor Tuesday.
Miss Melitta Brandhuber returned
saturday from a visit at Mitchell.
Cali Hartweli returned yesterday
from a visit with relatives in Iowa.
Mrs. Jean Grissee of Minneapolis,
Is visiting at the Gov, Byrne home.
The Baptists held their annual pic
ME at the power house last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Patrick and
son ieE Tuesday for an outing in the
Hills.
Sheriff Falkenhagen and Attorney
Forest Eager, visited in the city
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. j Crandau went
to Hisega the first of the week for an
outing.
Kenneth Clifford came up from Mil
Ter Saturday to spend Sunday with
homefolfs.
Miss Martha Rosenberg and moth
er returned Sunday from a visit in
Wisconsin.
Tom Jones, q well-to do rancher
near Midland, was a visitor in this
city Monday.
James CLAYTON of Leola, has been
added TO the field force of the state
land department.
A number of Pierre people attended
the Alleman sale held north of this
city yesterday.
l M. Dxson was at Blunt Monday
where he had charge of the funeral
of George Jane.
Atty. b. S. Payne returned Tuesday
from a business visit in the eastern
part of the state.
Mrs. G w. Rohrer and children re-
turned Monday from u visit with
relatives at Clark.
V. M, Masters was III the city
Tuesday IN business with the state
bank examiners.
Coy. Byne has reappointed FL. w.
kuutson of Leola. as a member OF
the state board Of opt0metry.
Miss Bernice Gust has returned to
her home at Philip, after a visit. with
her friend, Miss Hazel Rood.
Peter Smith of Alberta, Canada, a
former resident of this v%acinity. Is
here looking after business interests
We see, nc reason why any one
should do any further worrying about
corn. 1t seems to be able to take care
OF itself.
Quite a number attended the dance
at the auditorium Tuesday given by
the Relief Corps for the benefit of
Co. A.
Dan Kelly of the state railway com
mission, has returned from Sioux
City, where he was called by the
death OF his mother.
~ meeting of the Commercial club
was held Tuesday evening to make
arrangements for the carnival here
next week.
The prohibitionists having appro-
Alated the camel, what will the
Shriners do now for a beast of burden
while crossing the hot sands?
Hurff Saunders left Tuesday for
Vermillion where he will meet his
mother from which place they will
go TO Spirit Lake. Ia, on q visit.
Which will serve you best? A man
who has fought and won your battles
time after time during the last four
years. or a nan taken from the seclu,
sion Of the jurist's consulting room
who you think may do pretty well in
the battles to come during the next
four years?
The first report of damage by prairie
tire for several weeks from near
Onida. 1T is thought that the fire was
started by a cigar stub being thrown
into the dry grass. Much land was
burned over and aeveral farmers had
difficulty in saving their small grain
crops standing in tho fields.
In Wyoming the rains have been less
frequent and serious conditions are
reported Oh the Bighorn, Hayden,
Medicine Bow, and Shoshone forests.
Heavy rains were reported in the
Black Hills region OF South Dakota,
relieving the situation OIL the Black
Hills and Harvey forests.
Mrs. Ralston, Miss HOLSTER, Mrs.
Austin of Cottonwood, Miss Karcher,
Mrs. Carter, Miss Lockhart of White,
Miss Allen of Capa, Miss Morse. Miss