Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-10-02

Tuesday on q short business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Noble of St.
Lawrence, are guests at the Staley
home.
The Lutheran Ladies Aid society
met this afternoon with Mrs. ]. T.
Nelson.
Next Tuesday the County Board OF
Commissioners will meet in regular
session.
The South Dakota Good Roads as.
ISOLATION will meet at Redfeld on Fri
day, Oct. 10.
George Evenson left Tuesday for
Deadwood. after a weeks visit with
friends here.
S. II. Wright, attorney, vas in the
city Tuesday from Sioux Falls on
legal business.
Miss Abbie Whitney returned Tues
day from a weeks visit with rela-
tives in Iowa.
G. G. Coyne and wife of Midland
registered w ednesday at the st.
Charles hotel.
Sam Reese of Seattle, a resident of
Pierre many years ago, is renewing
acquaintance here.
Mrs. T. E. Thomas and daughter
arrived home Tuesday from an ex-
tended visit in the east.
R. D. Walker and E. Z. Wanzer,
prominent citizens of Armour, were
Pierre visitors Tuesday.
Indian summer is by no NEAR the
least delightful of South Dakota's
several delightful seasons.
Miss Edith Anding returned Tues
day from a several days. visit with
Miss Ferol Steele at Harold.
Mrs. Burg Brown was released
from the hospital Tuesday and went
to her home nea Vinton.
The Woman's club gave a reception
at the library Tuesday night in honor
of the teachers of the city schools.
Miss Margaret Campbell left Sun.
day for Brookings, where she will ad.
vance herself in the study Of music.
Miss Jardi1e arrived Tuesday from
| Sisseton and went out to Oahe, where
she will teach at the Mission school.
Attorney General johnson came in
from Aberdeen Tuesday to attend a
meeting of the State Board of Par.
dons held that day.
Sam Young, at n time engaged in
the plumbing business here, and Miss
Cora Champ of washington, were
married at that place last week.
The anniversary of the Rebekah
order was celebrated last evening
A large number of Rebekahs an6
Odd Fellows were. in attendance.
The order has gone out for the ma.
chinery to be used in the proposed
creamery at this place. Mr.. Mccall.
mont is confident that the same car
be placed and put in operation before
November 1.
The Pierre high school has deter.
mined for the first time in it's history
to issue a monthly paper, in the in.
terests of the high school, following
the example of several other high
schools in the state.
Deadwood Telegram, 80: George
Evenson, proprietor of the Clut
Lunch and the Bailey Cafe, arrived
today from Pierre. He was accom-
panied by Miss Kathryn Musil o:
Pierre, who will visit friends here.
The government agricultural de
partment has sent an inquiry to til,
state land department in regard t
its working experience in land loans
the inquiry coming through the agri
cultural credits department.
Jas, Johns, who left Pierre a coupl,
of weeks ago to make his home will
a brother in Nebraska, died ther,
Monday of tuberculosis, from which
he had suffered for some time.t De
ceased was one Of the old residents o.
Pierre. He leaves two sons here.
Sioux Falls Press, 27: p. W
Dougherty, assistant attorney forthe
! railroad commission returned to bis
home at Pierre yesterday after a sew.
eral days. stay in the city. He argued
the states case in the passenger rate
hearing before Judge Willard Thurs.
day.
Now is a good time to be looking
up your alfalfa seed for next spring e
seeding. Buy it early and have ample
time to have it tested and be sure
what you are sowing. The price toe
is likely to be lower now than later
in the season.
Right now is . mighty good time tc
look after the chimneys about this
city. After q while the Geld wealth
or will set in and tho matter will be
forgotten until it is too late-and
E ~ 1917.