Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1914-10-08
JIG. Bartine is here today from

J, G. Bartine is here today from
Oacoma.
Floyd Shilling returned Sunday to
his home at Highmore.
o. l. Bierman of Groton, is here
acting as a petit juror.
Jack Darling went to Underwood
this morning for q short stay.
Mrs. Mary Noyes Farr went to
Onida yesterday on professional bust
ness.
E. II. Vance of Huron, spent Tues
day in the city on some business mat
ters.
Miss Melitta Brandhuber and Lyle
Branch returned the first of the week
from Mitchell.
Alight rain fell in this portion, near
ly all day Sunday; and with a heavy
fall Tuesday evening.
John NJ. King, democratic nominee
for Congress man, left today for the
northern part of the state.
Attorney A. Fairbank of Sioux
Falls, was t%ransacting business mat
tiers in this city yesterday.
B. A. Cummins, Ed. Wanbaugh
and Joe Stellow left yesterday on a
hunting trip to Cody lake.
Miss lone Wilson who has been
working at Sioux Falls for. the past
few months has returned home.
Elmer Manion is driving the express
wagon while Pat Doyle is assisting at
the office.
Miss Florence Bedding returned
Tuesday from a visit with Misses
Ethel and Esther Anderson at Nit
chell.
G. W. McEwen of Chetopa, Kans.,
arrived yesterday for a visit with his
son, ]. f. McEwen, state bank ex-
aminer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Latta arrived yes
terday from Waverly, Iowa, for a
visit with their daughter, Mrs. H.
Rathmel.
Judge j. ID. Elliott of Sioux Falls
who is here attending U. S. court, is
accompanied by his wife, who will
spend the week here.
Jerauld county vas awarded first
prize for its agriculture exhibit in
the corn palace competition at Nit.
chell, with a score 96S points. Butte
county won second and Yanktor
third.
There is something radically wrong
with the man who can find anything
amiss with South Dakota weather in
October. A ride through the country
at this time of year will pay, even if
one has to walk.
Huron Herald, Z: Misses Perry and
Edgar left this morning for Aberdeen
to spend a few days visiting friends
at that place. They have been visit
ing at the Frank Jaohn home for a
couple of days.
State Land Commissioners Hepperle
and Deputy Hansen have left for Buf.
falo, Harding county, where they
will fix minimum selling prices on
about 1000 acres of state land which
will be offered in that county on the
22nd of October.
We note in Tuesdays Argus Leader
where Ralph Longstaff has gone into {
, wholesale supply house for the sale O
automobile fixtures and accessories
with a capital of $40, 900. Mr.. Long
} staff will make his home in Siou,
Falls.
The state museum has had a gift o
an oil portrait of General j.. b. S
Todd, which has been presented t,
l the gallery of portraiture by Genera
{ Todd's children, Mrs. w. E. Moor
of Sioux Falls and the generals tw,
i, oono Aooioin6 ~ Miuuc6pOllS.
At a meeting of the "Here Am L
bible class of the Baptist church Mon
: day evening, the following off Ger
: were elected for the ensuing year
> President. Mrs. Whiting; first vice
= president, Mrs. Laird; secretary an
yice-president, Mrs. Johnston; secre
tary, Mrs. Mckay; treasurer, Mrs
McCord.
A man in Dell Rapids is raising tn
second crop of potatoes on the sam
Z piece of ground. A good stand 9
= peas is being grown from seed fror
spring sowed crop. A new crop c
y beans is also coming on. This all re
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