Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-10-14
V. Byrne went to Aberdeen Tues

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Mrs. A. L. Thorne has gone out to
Capa for d visit with relatives.
DR.. 0. A. Kimble and wife of Muir
do, visited Owe Sunday at the Rathmell
home.
Frank Huss came in from Pedro
Saturday, remaining in the city until
Monday.
Mrs. S. S, Ruble and Miss Julia
Teske visited with friends at Blunt
over Sunday.
Mrs. Huffman and Mrs. Eakin of
Blunt paid a visit to friends in Pierre
on Wednesday.
Mrs. o. N. Hoyt left Monday for
Des Moines, Iowa, where she was
called by the illness of a relative.
H. A. Ustrud of Sioux Falls, a form
er state superintendent, was renewing
acquaintance in Pierre Monday.
Chas. FL. Burke left Monday for
Flasher, N. D. He went to that
place to look after real estate inter-
ests.
Miss Emma O'Brien of Lead, who
has been a guest at the w. S. O'Brlen
home, left Monday for e visit in
Minneapolis.
The weather man has taken the hard
knocks out of the equinox, by giving us
rain and a sun that is nothing short of a
warm member.
When a mar begins pricing auto
mobiles it's a sure sign that his wife
will soon widen her circle of old and
very dear friends.
Dealers report the sale of q number
of hay presses, which warrants the
belief that a great quantity of hay is
to be baled for shipment.
This is the season Of the year when
all river crafts are drifting with the
current. Three boats passed Pierre
on Sunday headed for New Orleans.
Onida Waterman, IL: E. D. Sut :
ton returned Saturday from Huron
where he had been installing his fam
lily in their new home at that place.
Deadwood Telegram: Judge John F..
Hughes of Fort Pierre arrived Tuesday
to hear arguments in the Owens vs..
Giles, being litigants over the title to
valueble property.
Onida Watchman: John Laughlin,
county treasurer of Hughes county,
spent several days here this week in
the interests of the u. S. Life and
Annuity Insurance Co.
Protect your income by taking an
accident insurance policy with the
Continental Casualty company. C.
M. Livingstone, Agent. Pierre, S. d.
Advertisement.
The North w estern company's pile
driver. together with a large force of
bridge carpenters, is doing bridge re
pair work over OH Bad River,
| where much repair and rebuilding work
is to be done.
M. w. Henry, pharmacist at the
Villas drug store for several months,
has gone to Green Isle, Mimi, where
he has purchased q drug store. Bruce
CLARK of Sioux Falls, is now with the
drug firm.
Newton Battin, father of u towns
man, f. e. Battin, arrived here or
Thursday of last week, coming from
Newton, Iowa. This is his second trip
to South Dakota and may come next
year to remain.
Doane Robinson, of the Department
of History, has accepted an invitation
to address the student body of the State
University or the evening of October
10. 1.-The Indians of South Dakota
Past and Present." is his subject.
Complaint is going out from farmers
in North Dakota of the loss of wheat
and other grains occasioned by the rav
ages of wild ducks and geese. Locals
hunters here are planning to make g
big killing when the first fight of game
southwark occurs.
Wyoming papers announce the
marriage of Miss Genevieve Grace
Pickett, formerly of Pierre, and FIR ed
Blatt of Sundance. MIR. Blatt is a
a civil engineer. The wedding took
place at the home of che brides sis.
ter at Thermopolis.
The United States Geolog ical Sur
vey announces the publication of its
annual pamphlet giving mine reports
and values of gold, silver, copper and
lead mined in South Dakota and
Wyoming in 1914. Copies of the re
port may be obtained from the Direc-
tor of the Survey, Washington, d. c..
Shipments Of fat cattle are being
made from Pierre and western points
every week, generally the last of each