Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-11-11
Winser winds have already begun


F w. Foster of Philip, transacted
business here Monday.
Charley Elrod left yesterday for Min
neapolis where he will pass a week.
Fa.ssr Harrington went to Miller
Tuesday, returning home yesterday.
Alber. Hegglund went to Sioux
Fal,s asday to take in the Shrine
meeting.
Masaames Kelley and Stafford of
Blnc we're shopping in the city
yes, sg.aJ.
Gus L. Hyde and family have
me- the st. Charles for the win
- as.
~ aren't Teachers association
..., at the West Ward school
'cn,. >.
Y Ida Slenga returned yester-
ID . a visit with relatives at
L ,ton.
'ce Commissioner O'Brien
20 the Black Hills on pro-
= business.
or Byrne left yesterday for
, u.4.." to attend the State Lay
81" -avention.
NJ d Mrs. Geo. Hole came in
IT Bennett Tuesday for a
in the city.
j, tle and Walter Ward went
% Et~~~ Falls Saturday to be present
at a meeting of Shriners.
The .lonthly meeting of the Wo-
mans Customary society of the Con-
gregatioaal church will be held this
everiag.
Elmc~ Pfeifer left Sunday for the
Pacific coast, where he will join his
parents, who are visiting with rela-
tives II rat locality.
2obt. Lumley and family moved
o"ok - laeir ranch northwest OF
toHn saturday. having decided to
. su-nd tNa winter there.
: A. Hengel and sons Francis and
lr.n1s, waat to Brookings last week,
where hey took in "Hobo Day" at
the Agricultural college.
Eanfton county has voted $500. 900
bonds 70 aid in the construction of a
combined wagon and railroad bridge
across the Missouri at that point.
Mrs. I. H. Phelps returned Tues
day frou. a visit with relatives at
Eagle Cove, Ia. She was accom
panied home by her sister, Miss Inez
Thebiay.
In a deai which vas closed a few
days ago B. j.. Binford and l.. Ii
Branch have become the owners OF
the DeLo9ne Robinson residence or
West C-pltal avenue.
Mrs. jain Isbs of Midland, arrived
10 the city yesterday from Sioux
City. Sha vas accompanied by Miss
Helen M.4iams, who went cut tc
Midland fer a short visit.
Jess Miller, a farmer southwest O
Guprea, last spring sowed four bushel
OF barley. Ion which he this fall re
Dots of 220 bushels or an in
crease OF 5E1a times the amount Of see
sown.
The S5aVe Marking board is bus.
nark,or animation papers for til
Oo5oD~r examinations. The board j
} coneos. E Misses Allen and Breed
! en- and @-sdames Carter, Rawlins
Qainne; ID Ralston.
II a aeting of the state gam
conn. it was decided to emplo
Fra cell of Madison, Wis.
:atter 7 ey to have charge of tn
tis of the state game depart
} MT. ,dlng the matter of tn
e-l1.t a location for a state fs
y IS: Commissioners CraH
f6.o rr, Fanton and johnson
&C. b the county auditor an
- met as a board to elet
d su>- ,suc to Henry Esselbrugge a
; ccnmi' -er from the 4th distrit
Friday. Alex Brehe, nephew of th
Ge.a umissioner, was appoin'
t tae ng no other candidate fo
hee.rt- rom the great cattle rails
ing dlcte of western South Dakt
Ia, where every homesteader has fro
a dozen u lfty or one hundred hea
OF ca}t!a, show that thus far this ia
, comparat:- ely few cattle have bee
shipped 10 eastern markets. Th
. r~sisers nave hesitated, hoping ther
will De an advance in prices. Whe
Shipment commence in force the
viii continue until we'll into the VIII
e ter.
]. &. Bloom, an Omaha architec
Y wao has the contract for the erectio