Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1914-10-22

lob Saturday.
f. Hedmer was in the city Satur-
day from Washington.
I. F. Auldridge went to Highmore
Saturday for a short visit.
Jas. Gribin and Sam Thorp were in
the city yesterday from Agar.
Mrs, Cbas. Gross of Seneca, was
operated on at the hospital Friday.
Mr., and Mrs. Allan Darner have
moved into rooms in the Hyde block.
Mrs. Jas. Jeffries and baby of San
sarc, are visiting at the E. S. Uhrig
home.
A. ID. Hengle went to Minneapolis
Friday, from there he intends to 60
to Chicago.
Miss Marguerite Budde is visiting
with relatives in Minneapolis and
other points.
w. ID. Nelson returned Tuesday from
Rock Island, ILL.,, where business mat
tiers called him.
Mrs. Guy Ericsson returned Satur-
day from an extended visit with rela-
tiyes at Omaha.
Rev. A. c. Miller was an arrival
from ankton yesterday, ard will re
main here for a few days.
Mrs. Pauline Woodruff arrived
Saturday from Illinois, for a visit
with her father, John Sutherland.
Quite a number of Blunt people
were in the city Saturday to attend
the Huron Pierre foot bail game.
e. b Warren returned Sunday from
Chicago where he attended a meeting
of the Retail Hardware Association,
Mrs. Earl Casey and children are
here from Aberdeen, for a visit at the
home of her mother, Mrs. Gus Bergen.
!, Vernett A. Charrlin of Canning,
and Elizabeth Burghart of Roswell,
were united in marriage here yester-
day.
1t will all depend on November 8
whether that handshake the genial can
a didate is giving you means how-do you .
do or goodby.
Mrs. @. B. Billinghurst returned
, Sunday from Deadwood, where she
was a delegate to the Federation of
Woman's clubs.
Mrs. John Green came up from
Huron Friday, for a visit with her
mother, Mrs. Flora Farmer, return.
ing home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs j. Spanier have return.
ed from a visit with relatives at Prim.
CHAR, Iowa. They were accompanied
home by Miss Mary Salvatore, who will
visit here.
Miss Laura Meyenfeldt, who has
been attending high school here 70,
the past two years, left Tuesday 70,
B~ellingham, Wash, where she will
J. make her home.
Miss Jane Adams, the suffrag,
worker. who just completed a cam
# paign in this state, says she believes
+, that the suffrage amendment will
carry at the November election.
The Gilreath Company report tn
~ sale of ll0 Ford autos within the pas
six months, which sale is equalled b
few firms in this state. A second ship
ment come in yesterday since Octobe
rs began.
~ Will Johnson, Albert Hengle an
Mr.. Vidal all members of the Phil De
" ia Theta of Vernillion, were here yes
v terday to attend the funeral services c
l. Walter Henley, of which he was
member.
er John Slenga of Moenville, brothe
r. of Misses HiIda and Ellen Slenga {
u this city WAS instantly killed at tina
place Friday morning. The sister
IS went out Saturday to attend the flu
f. eral.
C. Mrs. Zillah e. Wilson, of Aberdeen
was chosen president of the Sout
DihUud FCutlhIloj " WOtJSu . CIuUt
re which convention closed at DEAD
a. wood Saturday. Flandreau was chos
en- as the next meeting place.
as William j. Bryan. Secretary of tt
or State, ended a two days tour of Kar
a sas October 20, addressing immens
crowds in the interest of the democr;
,r tic party. He entered Colorado toda,
n speaking PUEBLO, Colorado Spring
nj and Denver.
Wanted-An Industrious man wh
:, earn 800 per month and expense
=. selling our products to farmers. Mus
have some means for starting expel
ses and furnish pond signed by tw
responsible men. Address w. T
Rawleigh Co., Freeport, ILL.,, givir
n age, occupation and references.