Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1914-10-01
NJ. Chandles of Blunt, passed yes
terday in the Capital CITY.

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Miss Alta Alexandria was discharg-
ed from the hospital yesterday.
Mrs. Emmett Cole is reported as
improving from her recent illness.
Adjutant General w. A. Morris
was in the city yesterday from Red
field.
DR.. Kenney has moved his office
into rooms I've the First National
Bank.
Harry Morse came in from DeSmet
Saturday for a short visit with home
folks.
Elry Branch returned Friday to his
home at Agar, after a short visit in
the city.
Thos. Dalton and wife and Mrs. S.
B. Stegman were over from Onida
Tuesday.
A rate hearing has been set for
October 10 at Iroquois, to consider
some TELEPHONE rates.
Little Winifred Walsh underwent
an operation on her throat yester-
day at the hospital.
Claude Heron and family of Coal
Springs, are guests at the Heron
home in East Pierre.
w. /. Walker returned Tuesday to
his home at Omaha. after attending
to business matters here.
Attorney E. j. Woerth of Kimball,
was in the city yesterday on matters
before the supreme court.
w. C. Heeter returned Friday to
his home at Wolsey, after attending
to busidess matters here.
Once more we will soon have an
excellent opportunity to ph%ilosophise
over the last leaf upon a tree.
B. j.. FROZEN and daughter, Mrs
Earl Bergen, left the first of the
week for their home at Howard.
G. H. Bronte and wife returned yes.
terday from ar auto trip through IL
linois, Wisconsin,, and other states.
Mrs. Mason Samco and Mr.. and
Mrs. L. LaBrecque, came in yester.
day from Canning, for a visit at the
Borst home.
R. b. Aircy, Ada Meyenfeldt anG
Mieo Ipc1 Skpena ratnrnod vputor6ay
from Illinois, Leaving this morning
for Rapid City.
i. J. E Handlin, republican nomine,
for State Auditor, was in the cit,
yesterday for a short time, leavin.
6 at noon for the north.
Little Willie Lancaine. who attend
the mission school near Fighmore
underwent a second operation a
the hospital yesterday.
The sorgum crops are all drouth re
sisting to a remarkable degree, som
of course more SO than others bu
: they are of great value to the north
west and should be much more large
ly grown.
Rev. H. G. Morton arrived last Fri
day from New York, and has take
up his work as pastor to the Baptis
congregation. Rev. Morton delivere
two excellent at the churc
Sunday.
p, Miss Bronson, a noted anti-su1
fragette, spoke at the E. Jacobse
home Tuesday evening to a large an
interesting audience, who had gail
= cred to hear her views against til
suffrage cause.
The good house wife who has to sh,
:. ~ herself up in the kitchen for a wee
= every fall making pickles and jams ar
buffers and things, getting herself pc
"a meated with steam and spices, deserve
10 to live to be a we'll preserved old lad
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Rector livir
near Hayes, were aroused from slice
a few nights ago by a disturbance
% their house. Mr.. Rector located thr,
large rattlesnakes. The mtrude
'l- were dispatched without harm to I'll
family.
Those who have not already pa
their taxes full, or have paid the fir
installment, should bear in mind tn
IT, the entire tax or that portion of
unpaid on the first of November /
en comes delinquent and penalty {
w taches.
+ Many residents of Pierre have go
AZ to Mitchell to view the corn palace a
many more will go during the week
glorious weather that has been Civ
tn the Mitchellites. 1t in a first-class c
IA hibition in a first class town with
le- autumn sun presiding benignly over t
n, events.
Lieutenant Calvin P. Titus, u.
A., who fol- the past two years b