Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-09-30

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stay.
Don Patton returned SUNDAY from
a short visit with his mother at Rand
City,
Mrs. J.. J.. Dillon and daughter of
Onida, visited with Pierre friends Fri.
day and Saturday.
Roll top desk and combination
BOOKCASE for sale cheap. Phone 8
A.-Adyertisement.
Miss Lynn Fox LEFT sunday for her
home at Lead, after a several days.
visit with friends here.
F.. A. Brandt came in from Sturpis
Saturday and while in the city was a
guest at the Handlin home.
Wanted-Man for Ell winter JOB, or
young man and wife, good wages.
-Bushman's Dairy, Pierre.
Miss Frances Gearhart left Saturday
for a visit with friends at Mitchell, al
SO to take in the Corn Palace.
November 9, Judge Hughes will con-
vene a regular term of the circuit cour!.
AT that term many jury cases are 10 ho
tried.
Mrs. T. B. Walker of Vermiilion.
visited in the city over SUNDAY with
her daughter, Miss Walker, a teacher
in the city schools.
Miss Bertha Underwood left las,
week for her home at Willow Lakes aF-
ter a visit at the home of her cousin
Mrs. Stanley Stevenson.
Thos. Garrett of Okobojo. was
brought to the hospital here Sunday,
suffering with a broken limb, sug-
tanned by being kicked by a steer.
Came to my place, Sept. II, one big
young mare. Owner can have same
by proving property and paying
c~harges.-S. j. WooD, Pierre. S. D,
The Appolia orchestra and a number
of young people went to the Higgins
farm a short distance east of Blunt
Saturday evening, where they attended
a dance.
Fred Hepperle, state land commits
sioner, and wife have gone to the
Pacific coast for a several weeks
visit. They will take in the siehts at
the Panama Pacific exposition during
their absence.
A number of students from the In.
dian school have secured employment at
the Canning factory, thus enabling the
company in harvesting their bumper
crop before the heavy frosts visit this
section.
For Sale-Fine all tliiable 800 acre
tract, Sec. 10 111-76 and N. w. d IA.
III 76 Hughes Co, S. d., only 6 miles
from Blunt, write: Lock Box 10,
Cook, Nebraska. Adv.
G. Il. Lugg, state superintendent,
went to Aberdeen Friday, where he
went to join a committee in the prepar-
alton of a program for the state edura.
tional convention, which convenes ir
that city in November.
Stock is moving to and from the
range. The season has been most
excellent for stock and the range is
in fine condition. Thjs and the good
prices is tending to cause many To
want to stock up with cattle or sheep,
1t is the constant remark of hun.
tiers who have been in the fields this
fall that there are nor Of the large
chicken hawks in the country thar
ever before. Not inffequeuJiy ore
sees 2 dozen or fifteen soaring oyoi
fields in search of prey.
Farmers in this locality are jubi-
liant because their small grain crops
as shown by the threshine returns
are bringing them q profit of from
500 to $50 per acre. Ia many in.
stances this seasons crop will pay
the total cost of the land.
Do you carry Accident Insurance:
If you do not be sure to get a policy
with the Continental Casualty con-
pany, the largest personal health ana
accident insurance company in ahe
world. See G. M. Livingstone, Pierre,
S. D.-Advertisement.
On Tuesday Oct. 5, in the supreme
court room will be held Memorial ser.
vices for the late Judge Dighton Cor
son. The services will be held under
the auspices of the State Bar a%ssocia
ton. and it is expected that a large
number of outside visitors will be in
attendance.
Cole Sodgren, who was captured in
Stanley county after an exciting chase
and brought back to Pedro, entered a
plea of guilty in the state circuit court
to the chargeof stealing a horse from
a rancher living near Pedro. Sodgren
was sentenced to a term of eight
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