Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-10-14

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E. y. Lee has disposed of tina Sugar
Bowl to H. G. Obershaw.
Mrs. Sam Strayer of Top Bar, is in
the city for . few days visit.
J.T. Smith of Yankton, arrived Mon
day on business with the First Nation
al Life.
Mrs. j. F. Scholz entertained the
East Pierre Womans club at her home
Tuesday.
+. j. McCalmont arrived home
Saturday from a seyera. weeks trip
through Iowa.
Miss Margaret Lockhart arrived
home Monday from an extended visit
at eastern points.
The Redfield and Pierre football
teams will play on the local field
S~atHtday afternoon.
Geo, Olmstead Of Charleston, Ill.,,
WAS IL the city last week looking af-
Ter property interests.
The Moocher club have moved
from me Hyde block to new quarters
~ tbe fierre Street block.
Mics Martha Feiok arrived Monday
from A'pena for a visit at the home of
her brother. John and family.
NJ John A. Holmes, who has
heen III at St. Mary's hospital the
pa8s 40 weeks, is gaining rapidly.
The Parent Teachers association
of tbs Central school will meet to-
morrow at the high school building.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. R. Horner arriv-
ed home Monday from Minnesota,
where they have spent the past
B. F. Ives, grand lecturer of the
Crane Lodge of Masons. spoke be-
fore that body at their meeting last
evening.
E. Jacobsen of the state land de-
partosnt, has gone to the northern
uar! - the state on business for the
dspa INT.
The Royal Welsh Male Q~uartette
will appear at the Grand this even
ing under the auspices OF the Com
merclt-. club.
Saturday marked the close of the
"chiekan season." Strict attention
to this provision may save you dol
lars and embarrassment.
Mrs. t. w. Taubman departed Mon
day for her home at Sioux Falls after
a several days. visit at the home of
her sister, Mrs. F. l.. Villas.
R. n. Bradley of Washington, d.
c., federal inspector of government
buildings, was in the city Tuesday,
inspecting buildings at the Indian
school.
Charles Pierce, little son of Mr..
and Mrs. Alfred Pierce of Fort 2 ierre
underwent an operation at the hos.
piIai Today. The lad is suffering
with Il fractured skull.
The li.Gle daughter of VIM. Keto la
of Virginia, Mimi, who with heI
parents have been guests at the home
of State Auditor Handlin, was taken
to the hospital for treatment Tues.
day.
For Sale-Fine ali tlilable 300 acre
tract, Sec. 10.111~76 and N. w. ID IA.
111-7e Hughes Co, S. D., only 6 miles
from Blunt, write: Lock Box 10,
Cook, Nebraska. Adv.
A school Of instruction for the
Eastern Star orders of Blunt, Fort
Pierre and Pierre will be held here
this evening. A fine program has
been p ared for the evenings en-.
tertainnent.
Chas. McCaffree, immigration com.
missioner, has returned to the city
from "trip to points in Iowa, Hi.
nois ana Colorado, where he exhibit.
ed the south Dakota agricultural
display which received a number OF
awards.
AT the state convention of the
State F~o2aration of Womans clubs
heid AZ Sioux Falls last week. Pierre
was chosen as the place for holding
the 1916 convention. Pierre and
Waterta m we're contestants for the
next ecDYentiOn.
Ed LGffswold returned Tuesday
from Manleton, Mimi, to which
place ns accompanied the remains of
the late A. w. Zimmerman. Mrs
Zimmerman remained at that place
on accent of the illness of a rela.
tive and % expected home today.
Do you carry Accident insurance.
If you 60 not be sure to get a policy
with the Continental Casualty com.
pany, the largest personal health and
accident insurance company in the
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