Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1914-09-24
E. f. Mercer was up from Blunt

Lerday from Reserve.
Little Kenneth Grebing submitted to
a slight operation at the hospital yes
The local weather Tuesday morn
lug recorded the first autumn killing
Ara Wallace came in from Huron to-
day, and spent a few hours with friends
here.
E. J. Branch came down from Agar
last evening for a short visit in the
city.
A number of Pierre ladies went down
to Blunt today to attend a s%utfragette
meeting.
Homer Miller left this morning for
Minneapolis, where he will attend the
University.
Mrs. H. T. Kenney went to Sioux
City yesterday, where she will visit
with her parents.
Governor Byrne left today for the
eastern part of the state, expecting to
be gone several days.
Mr., and Mrs. Howard Samuels re-
turned today from Sioux City. where
they took in the fair.
DR.. II. L. Kenney went to Water
town today, to bring back his auto he
left there a week ago.
Alex McGannon and Arthur Bunch
of Okobojo, were in the city yesterday
after a load of supplies.
Mrs. Marvin Hurlbut came in from
Canning Sunday, and went out to the
Hurlbut ranch mort of town.
Miss B.. Jenkins who has been a guest
at the j. A. Rose home, will leave in
the morning for her home at Lafayette,
Ind.
Charles Masters, who has been here
the past week looking after business
matters, left today for his home at
Fayette, Ill.
Spearfsh Mail: j. F. Summers, L..
w. Valentine and G. E. link have been
summoned to serve on the United
States grand jury at Pierre on Oct. g..
A. w. Ewert, state treasurer, went
to Flandreau yesterday to attend a
reunion of the German American AL
lance. which is being held there this
week.
e want farm loans. Our rates are
low than you can get elsewhere. Drop
liz and see US before you make your
10 n Pierre Banking & Trust Co. If
While camped with a party of friends
at the Jim river, Miss Agnes Trick, a
Scotland young woman, found what is
known as a strawberry" pearl, which
is estimated to be worth several hund-
red dollars.
Miss Pearl Miller, formerly a Pierre
girl, and Ralph Nash of Hayes, we're
recently married at Yankton, the home
of the bride. The young couple will
reside on the BRIDES claim near Hayes.
Fair weather, which the weather
bureau declares to be general all over
the country with the exception of in
the southeastern states, will continue
for several days over this section OF
the upper Missouri valley, it is pre-
dicted.
Stock Growers News: Mr.. and Mrs
Newell Cutting have returned from
Montana and have gone to house
keeping in Pierre. Mrs. Cutting will
be better known here as Rose sylvia
daughter of Manuel Sylvia.
F. B. Styles and wife of Owanka
were in the city today. having just re
turned from Minneapolis where the,
purchased a new auto, and left late to
day for their home. Mrs. Styles is
sister of DR.. Kenney.
Because Yankton has no bridg,
across the Missouri river, the Winni
peg to the Gulf automobile road ha'
been changed to cross the river at Siou,
City ard go northward up the Big Siou1
valley. This is to be an official roat
and the counties are required to ex
pend money upon it.
Presho, on the Milwaukee road
claims to have shipped 701 cans o
cream for August, which have ave-ag
ed more than Sc per can in returns TO
the farmers bringing in this product
with a total cash return of more tina,
SAC, 900 for the month. They claim t,
be the largest ream shippers along tn
Milwaukee line west of the Missouri
river for that month.
Next Monday, the 18th inst, the an
nual corr palace exhibition at Mitchell
will open its holiday week, giving t.
the people of South Dakota six DAYS o