Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-06-28
Judge L. E. Gatfy left Tuesday for
Omaha and other points.

ing Win Olk6 IN Plerre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Zoske of Drap.
er, were arrivals in the city Monday.
Mrs. E. F. Swartz has returned
from an Extended visit with relatives
at Iroquois.
Mrs. j. I. Nelson and son left Sun
day for a visit with relatives at
Brookings.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Mcknight ar.
rived homo Tuesday from an outing
at Big Stone Lake.
The local fans defeated the Fort
Pierre team in a game of ball Sunday
by a score of II to S.
H. r. Homer returned Tue sday
from a short stay at his summer
home at Dresbach, MINI.
Alvin Wahl, jeweler at the Nelson
store. left Tuesday for a vacation
visit to Minnesota points.
B. A.. Cummins arrived hope yester-
day from Huron, where he attended
the state convention of bankers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Grandle came up
from their farm home near Canning
Tuesday for a visit with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Moore and
Miss Goldie Warmer came up from
Blunt Monday or a shopping trip.
Professional business matters brought
Attorney Lambert to Pierre on Tues
day. He practices law in Ft. Pierre.
Miss Eva Parlow arrived last week
from jamestown, N. D.. for q visit
at the Seelye home in East Pierre.
Miss Ella Griffin went to her home
Tuesday near Blunt, after a short visit
here with her sister, Mrs. F. Donohue.
Jesse Hayes and family of Onida,
passed Tuesday in the city. Mr.. Hayes
is superintendent of the Sully county
schools.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. Thatcher, who
have been guests at the G. T. King
home, departed Tuesday for points in
California.
E. Jacobsen and Bruno Hepperle of
the state land department, have gone
to points west of the river on business
for the department.
Miss Louise Denton, who has attend
ed school at Sinsinawa, Wis, the past
year, arrived home Tuesday for the
summers vacation.
A. F. Wosnuk and wife arrived on
Sunday from Herreid. Mr.. Wosnuk
is the newly appointed clerk in the
state banking department.
If the newspaper is a necessity, as
practically all authorities now agree,
why should it be included in the list
Of Injuries for Neutrality-suspicious. City
Journal,
The marriage of Miss Maude West
fall and Rex ID. Williams, both of
Murdo, took place at the Methodist
parsonage Tuesday. Rev. Edwards
officiating.
Louis G%reenough will soon COM
mence the erection of a residence ON
East Capital Avenue. The work of ex-
cavating for the basement has already
been commenced.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. N. Walker and
sons, William and Leland, and Miss
Maxine Nelson left by auto last week
for points in Missouri, where they
will visit with relatives.
New potatoes have been retailing
at ten and twelve cents per pound,
but many of II city gardeners say
they will force these figures down by
July 4, as they will then have their
own supply.
The Phillips Dramatic company
gave Its show here under canvass on
Monday night. The company car
RES a good band and their presanta-
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we'll presented.
Vermillion Republican: F. o.
Simonson is making arrangements to
take up his resinence at Pierre after
July ], at which time he will assume
the duties of his Office as assistant
state market commissioner.
"Trail Marking Day. will be OBJ
served on the Black and Yellow trail
during the summer some time, the
object being TO remark the entire
trail from east to west across the
state. Specified black and yellow
paint will be used and the remarkinp
will be done by the local representa-
tives along the route.
The total mileage of the Black and
yellow trail through South Dakota IL
approximately 500 miles, devided az
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