Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1914-10-29
!. Person was up from Blunt yes

NNNNy Soeh I
Mrs. John Feiok is visiting with
relatives at Alpena.
Miss Mary Salvatore left yesterday
for a visit at Onida.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Roberts, jr.,
spent Saturday in Sioux Falls.
P. G. Jennings of South Shore, is
visiting with relatives here.
Mrs. c. J.. Crandall returned Fri
day from a visit in Minneapolis.
Mr.. al d Mrs. Jas. Jeffries and baby
left Tuesday for their home at San
sarc.
L. L. schaaf left yesterday for
Sioux Falls, where he will act as u.
S. juror.
o. w. Coursey was in this city Fri
day from Mitchell, on some business
matters.
Milo Trumbo of Okobojo, was in
OUT city Saturday after supplies for
his ranch.
Mrs. uhas. Slough aud little daugh-
ter returned Friday from a visit at
Harold.
Mrs. ". D. Nelson returned yes
terday from a visit at Brookings and
Minneapolis.
l.. a. Munson went to Sioux Falls
and other points Friday Oh some
business matters.
a number of Fort Pierre people
were here Monday evening to attend
the McCarter speech.
L. b. French of Yankton, was in
the city yesterday on business before
the supreme court.
Willis McCord aud Miss Myrtle
Patrick were married at Grand Ra-
pids, Wis. yesterday.
Mrs. Chas. Doren left yesterday
for her hone at Arlington, after a
visit at The Kemp home.
Mrs. dollister Of Woonsocket, ar
rived yesterday for a visit with her
daughter, Miss Anna HOLSTER,
Corn raised in the Rosebud country
and which is now being husked, will
average from 40 to go bushels per
acre.
Miss Laurena Spanier entertained
a number of friends at her home
Tuesday evening, complimentary to
Miss Mary SALVATORE of Farmer.
The case of State against John Hayes
was called in the circuit court of Stan
ley county last week, and on motion q
continuance was granted until the May
term.
; 7. F. Jane of Blunt, and Miss Alice
O'Dail Ford of Canning, were united
in marriage III the city Saturday by
; Rev. O. O, Smith of the Congrega
. tional church.
S. R. Woodland Of Blunt, aud Mis-:
Muriel Newton of Canning. were
united in marriage in this city las
Thursday by Rev O. 0 Smith.
Democrats of Hughes county vii
t held q campfire at headquarters il
Pierre next Monday evening. Shor.
q talks are to be made. The principa
. address is to be made by John E. kel
ley.
Real South Dakota Autumn wealth
er has been the program for the pas
two weeks, and while it has bee
most too warm for real snappy cor
70 husking, it is permitting all othe
! fall work to be completed.
Next Saturday a game of foot ball
T. one that cannot fail to be full CT inter
n est to onlookers-is announced to TAX
is place Saturday next on the local athleti
fel6. Aberdeen vs.. Pierre, and til
d battle will begin at 2:30.
u Over $500, 900 has been saved to th
le farmers of South Dakota by the pri,
son Irvine plant and the state has II
d cei7ed nearly SIS, 900 in earnings, a,
y cording to the biennial report {
u Warden Swenson to the state boar
of charities and corrections.
ID Wanted-Au industrious nan VIII
earn 800 per month and expense
a. selling our products to farmers. Mu!
have some means for starting expel
l. SEES and furnish bond signed by tw
ls responsible men. Address w. ]
Rawleigh Co., Freeport, ILL.,, givir
age, occupation and references.
Chas. McCaffree, immigration con
= missioner of South Dakota, who is
Chicago attending the national dail
show this week, has introduced a ne
article of food to Chicago people du
ing his visit there. At a diuner gi
se en- Monday night to C~hicagons, Nj
ar McCaffree had mullins and tea mac
from alfalfa.
This fall is bringing many complain