Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1914-08-20
LOCAL NEWS

Chas. Dalton of onida, spent Sun.
day with Pierre friends.
Chas. Wales went down to High.
moro Monday for q short STAY.
hon. r. j. Tscharner of Lennon
was in the Capital city Tuesday.
Mark and winifred Ewert returned
Monday from . visit in the Hills.
Jas. Mckay returned Sunday from
his regular trip west of the river.
Miss Minnie Rowley returned Mon
day from q two weeks visit at Huron.
st. Margaret's Guild will give a
dance at the St. Charles this eve
ing.
Home grown watermelons are on
the market. Finest and best obtain
able.
Prot. R. G. Rawlins and family re-
turned sunday from Huron and other
points.
Sterling and Stanley Clark of Red
field, are visiting At the Gov. Byrne
home.
Bernard McCallag went down to
Sioux City Sunday on business mat
tiers.
Mrs. M. 7. DeVine and son, return
ed Monday from a visit at Rochest-
er, MINI.
Mrs. Roy Chisholm returned Mon
day from a visit at Aberdeen and Wa
tertown.
Miss Ruth Binford left Monday for
Minneapolis, after a week 8 visit with
homefolks.
Mrs. Carrie Farnum has gone to
Rock Rapids. Iowa, where she will
visit with relatives.
NJ. L. Starr came in Sunday from
Minneapolis, for q short visit with
his brother, G. L. Starr.
Mrs. 81. T. Kenney returned Sun
day from an extended visit with
nome1OlKs at Sioux City.
Miss Edna Smith departed Sunday
for her homo at Cedar Rapids, Ia,
after q visit with Mrs. Colby.
More than $40, 900 worth of fat cat
tie was shipped from Onida to eastern
markets in one day last week.
Miss Amalia Brandhuber returned
Sunday from . visit at Mitchell,
Sioux Falls and other points.
Stuart Lyle returned Monday from
. visit in Montana and other points,
whore he has been on q vacation.
The particularly heavy potato crop
in this country will be found to be
very useful before the winter is over.
Miss Mabel Nelson. who has been
employed at the St. Charles hotel, I'm.
derwent an operation at the hospital
Monday.
Mrs. M. A. Patterson and daughter
Gertrude and son George of High
more, are visiting at tho Russell
Sanders homo.
Mrs. F. B. Stiles came in from
Owanka Monday, bringing her baby
here for treatment. Mrs. Stiles is q
sister of DR.. Il. T. Kenney.
G. NJ. Stevenson, brother of Stan.
Icy Stevenson, departed Monday for
q visit in Nebraska. before leaving
for his work at Port Byron, III.
Railroad Commissioner Murphy
Attorney Doughcrty and Miss Anna
Wilson left Monday for Wentworth,
where they will attend q hearing.
F. R. VanSlyke, has rendered his
resignation with the state land de.
partment, to take effect September
LIST. His place will be taken by Bruno
Hepperle.
With the promise of abundant pc
tatoes tho country a face the stu.
alton with some calm. While thu
potato barrel is full nobody car
starve.
At . meeting Of the Central South
Dakota Poultry association at Pierr.
they fixed January 10 to %, 1915, 81
tho date Of tho poultry show which
will be hold in the capital.
Blunt Advocate: Martin Sorensor
thrsshed his wheat Saturday, getting
little owe 10 bushels per acre. HI
sent one load to town owing to lacl
of granary room but is holding thu
rest.
Frank Welch's store on Main stree
at Gettysburg WAS robbed Frida.
evening, but the thieves only secur
ed S2s in silver from the cash regist
er. It is thought that some person
Who knows the store we'll is the cul
prit.
j, E. Goemble of Rockford, Ill.