Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1914-09-10
John Lindbloom was a Blunt visi-

John Lindbloom was a Blunt visi-
tor Saturday.
E. H. Quincy returned Tuesday
from Wasta.
a son was born Friday to Mr.. and
Mrs. George Bum.
Henry Groseclose of Fielder, pass
ed vest erday in the Capital city.
Mrs. c. B. Billinghurst left Friday
for Aberdeen, and other points.
w. L. Villas was an east-bound pas
senger Friday, going to ST. Paul.
The thermometer has made ''Septem-
Der Morn"seem justifable in all but the
SILVER.
Miss Bessie Devine returned yes
terday from a visit with a sister at
Rochester, Mimi.
Fred Conard expects to leave Sat
urday for Lead, where he will spend
the inter.
C. b. Billinghurt returned Monday
from a business trip to the eastern
part of the state.
j. d. Patton came in yesterday
from Rapid City, for a few days visit
with Pierre friends.
Mrs. Delta Fox of Redfeld, was
visiting with Pierre friends Friday,
leaving the following day for the
Hills.
A. d. VanMarter and family. who
have been residents of this city for
some time, have moved to their ranch
near Lacy.
Harry Quackenbush and DR.. Riggs
left yesterday for the Cheyenne,
where they will spend a few days
hunting.
Miss Myrtle Montgomery entertain
ed a few friends Tuesday evening
complimentary to her guest, Miss
Abbott.
The man who recently returned
from a vacation knows something
about how the first day of school
seemed to Skinnay.
The small boy now admits that the
situation is very grave with schoo
teachers advancing on both TANKS ir
overwhelming numbers.
w. j. Harris. Homer Partridge and
DR.. Tweedle left yesterday for Cot
tonwood lake, where they will Spend
a few day hunting.
In driving a team attached to a Loaded
wagon, a little son of Fred Moody, liv
ing west of Miller, fell in front of the
vehicle Tuesday and was killed.
e want farm loans, Our rates are
low than you can get elsewhere. Drol
III and see us before you make you:
10 n Pierre Banking & Trust Co. t.
Miss Elsie Laughlin of Hardin
grove and R. W. Schoniger of Red
field, were united in marriage yester
day at the Congregational parsonage
Rev. o. O. Smith officiating.
A small comet has been discovered
but a small comet cannot possibly sat
isfy ever the most superstitious as al
explanation of the disaster that ha
overtaken the world.
Grains and vegetables, gathered TO
exhibition purposes at the state fair
will be forwarded to Huron tomorrow
The exhibit is a choice me-, prepare
and arranged with much care.
Miss Minnie Cox has returned t.
Leavenworth, kans., to resume he
work as teacher in stenography /
st. Mary's Academy st that place
Miss Margaret has been engaged a
teacher in the Wasta school.
Judge j. w. McCarter, Democrat
nominee for governor, arrived in Pierr
Friday morning, he was returning t
his home from a speech-making trip
western portion of the state. Sometim
next month he will return and remain
day or more.
Disregarding the opinion of the a
torney general that a woman is il
eligible to hold the Office Of count
auditor, the board of county commi'
sioners of Perkins county appointe
Miss Ida Benjamin to the vacanc
caused by the death of her father, T
p. Benjamin.
Next week all South Dakota roaC
will lead to Huron. The people {
the state will 60 there by the thou
ands to help make the fair a greats
success than ever before. And it
announced from Huron that mol
who go will return disappointed.
Highmore Herald: Sheriffs Walls
of Hand county, and Quinn of Hugh
county, have been in town a coup
of days this week, gathering up ev
dence in the cattle case. Wednesds
they placed under arrest Peter Ho
Wm. Bessie and Jacob Meranda al