Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-09-23

! AANA.% tC< - las ASAA oS ANSOAo
Dame.
Miss Beatrice Holmes returned
Saturday from an extended visit at
Huron.
W. I. Walker of Council Bluffs, Ia.
is in the city looking after property
interests.
Gov. Byrne left Tuesday for Lem
mon, where he will take in the Butte
county fair.
Miss Lynn Fox of Lead, is spending
the Heek in Pierre, the guest of Miss
Carrie Grenard,
Mrs. E. w. Troupe and children of
Huron, are guests at the John A.
Holmes home.
Eidon Anderson left Monday for
Brookings to resume his studies at the
. Agricultural college.
Mrs. Jas. Purcell is entertaining the
Lutheran Ladies Aid society at her
i home this afternoon.
Miss Helen Jacobson went to Hur-
on Monday, where she resumes her
0 studies at Huron college.
Mrs. Geo. Trayer left Monday for
= her uome at Sioux Falls, after a visit
at ths 81. G.. Smith home.
z. z. Dorothy returned today from
Sioux City, where he took in the
doings at the Interstate fair.
Mrs e. G.. Loverin arrived from
! Plankinton Tuesday for a visit with
her daughter, Mrs. r. ID. Dexheimer.
Mrs. Pauline Woodruff was given a
+, kitchea shower at the Sutherland home
Saturday evening by a large number of
friends.
The Missionary society of the Con-
greEa'tanal church will hold a cooked
fo"@ d-la at the Hits grocery Satur-
Gag fssrnoon.
a Tuesday, October 5, is the date
u e = or the beginning of a regular
'"~ 4 the federal court in Pierre.
a llpcl .lliott will preside.
new hospital, costing Sc, 900,
Il 10 Jeilg erected at the Sioux Falls
Chil9~"n's Home. Sioux Falls stone
Il is being used in its construction.
e The Mitchell Corn Palace opens
Monday, continuing throughout the
week. A number of Pierre people
& will take in the attraction.
'e Ats total expense of Sc 90 per head
& Pete L%aughlin of Blunt, is soon to
ship 10 that place 1000 head of sheer
which he but recently bought in
8. Oregon.
n Protect your income by taking an
J. accident insurance policy with the
Continental Casualty company.-G.
= M. Lii, i%ngstone, Agent, Pierre, S. d.
Advertisement.
s Articles of incorporation have been
filed for the Wells-LaMont Manufac-
turing Co., at Aberdeen; capital $50.
900, to manufacture gloves, mittens
hose and general merchandise. In
corporators: w. o. Wells, M. b. La
Mont and M. Meg arvin.
Notwithstanding that ~bloodhounds
:, were taken to Wolsey, the scene aud
:. placed on the trail, no trace bas beer
found Of unknown thieves who enter.
% ed the saloon of e. j. Schied, at VOL
: sey, and escaped with bottled whiskey
valued at SIS.
;. The frost which showed up in this
section of the state Monday night
y was a very light one, not being sutli
cient to wilt such tender vegetables
as tomatoes and cucumbers about the
city. AT the government station the
temperature was thirty-eight for {
y minimum for the night. No damage
10 to corn and harder vegetation il
o. thought likely.
F. N. Beacon returned Sunday
from the eastern part of the state
) where he bad been in the interest OF
, the Hannlgan-Erickson cigar factory
T.. of this city. Mr.. Beacon left yes.
g terday 70. Mitchell and will then &C
le to points in Montana and Wyomin,
' fln the interest or his company. Ill
reports sales large.
On Tuesday last E. d. Kent o
Danbury, Iowa, filed upon a hal
n section 81 land near Hopewell, Stan
ley cou..7, and yesterday two of his
children made like filings. Mr.. Ken,
inteIus IS erect suitable buildings
thereon 1ext month and at once be
g come 2 resident of that county. II,
d viii! engage IN the raising of cattle
q aad will nip in eighty head which
are o upon his Iowa holdings.
'e Bee ueots of over $50. 900 are made
y in the " of the late Father Red
mond. parish priest of the Roman
Catholic c4urch at st. Onge, who dice
20 %pcent1y Catholic in~Stitutjons hotf