Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-09-25
LOCAL NEWS
Mayor Borst of spent Sunday a,

"Freckles" will appear at the
Grand October 1.
But only two weeks ago this is
what we were asking for.
E. II. Wood went to Canton Tuesday
on a short business trip.
Harry Brown of Philip, spent Sun
day here with friends
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Damn left Tues
day for North Dakota points.
w. j. Mundt returned Monday from
a short business trip to Seneca.
The Methodists are conducting a
revival meeting at Harold.
DR.. Jack Frost, the hay fever spe-
cialist, has returned from mis- vaca.
ton.
Miss Edith Anding went to Harold
Tuesday for a visit with Miss Ferol
Steele.
County Superintendent Linden
went to Blunt Monday on Official
business.
Mrs. j. M. Wood and daughter, Miss
May, were in Pierre Saturday from
Rapid City.
l.. l.. Schaaf went to Omaha Tues
day, where he will join his wife for a
visit there.
Miss Melitta Brandhuber returned
Monday from a several weeks visit
in st. Paul.
l.. b. Cummings, receiver of
moneys, spent Sunday with his fam
lily at Highmore.
Otto Ross and G. W. Fay were in
the city from Valley Springs Satur-
on land business.
Miss Ruth Hyde left Sunday for
Washington, where she will remain
during the winter.
Miss Dorothy Hyde went to Lake
Forrest, Ill, Sunday to resume her
studies at college.
j. l.. Lockhart left Tuesday for Des
Moines and other Iowa points on a sew
eral days business trip.
Max Kehr and E. L. Barribeau re-
turned Tuesday from an auto trip to
points in Iowa and Nebraska.
A daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Bloom of Blunt, underwent an opera
ton at the hospital Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Robinson left
Tuesday for their home at Redfeld.
having spent several days here with
friends.
Robt. Clark left Sunday for Nit
chell, where he has accepted a posi-
ton with the Scott & Gormley Drug
Co.
General property statistics show
enormous gains in the amount of live
stock owned in the state during 1913
over 1912.
The red polled herd of cattle owned
by w. S. Hill of Mitchell captured
the big prizes at all the big western
fairs this fall.
Mrs. Julia H. Reynolds leaves this
afternoon for her home in Kansas
City, after a visit with her sister.
Mrs. A. c. Satterlee.
Attorney P. W. Dougherty and Il. e.
Cassill went to Sioux Falls Tuesday to
join the railway commission in the
hearing Of the rate case.
B. A. Cummins, Karl Goldsmith.
and Glenn Martens returned the first
OF the week from the Lower Brule
country where they had been hunt
ing.
j. L. WiDgfield, state bank examin-
er. left yesterday for Sturgis, where
ne. will look after legal matters in per-
tanning to the defunct Meade County
bank.
Winter opened in northern Wiscon-
sin Monday with two inches of snow.
The first freeze Of the season came to
this Sc ction Tu sday morning. The
summer is over.
Hyde County Bulletin: Sundays
passenger set a prairie fire near the
county line, east of Harold. which
burned to the Sully county line. do
ing no more damage than burning off
the grass.
Several shipments of pheasants
from the state game warden have
been received here, one going to the
Riggs ranch at Oahe, and another on
Farm Island, in the Missouri near
here.
A rancher lei Kadoka sold 1900
head of cattle last week to Hugo
Schiiling, who operates on the Sioux
City and st. Paul market. The lot
where shipped to Sioux City the first
Of the week.
Mitchell will hold its corn palace
celebration September 20 to October
4. and this year the management has
put forth the greatest effort in years
to provide 9 OF entartain.