Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-10-07
Parl Miller went to Chicago Satur-
dsv on 3 short business visit.

toius spent SUNDAY with
here.
Miss Ivy Ash returned Tuesday from
. two weeks visit with relatives at
Sioux Falls.
A meeting of the State Board of
Pharmacy will be held at Aberdeen
on Oct. 20.
Miss Frances Floyd of Okobojo, left
Tuesc.s for a visit at the Panama
Paciac exposition.
u. u. Hoffman, member OF the SOL
dicrs -cne board, was an arrival Tues
day rom Selby.
Eec-ge Be%sendorfer returned Tues
CAV tsom a two weeks visit in Min
.osot- and Iowa.
De- ~ State auditor O'Donnen
aad iamily visited with friends at
Ouida over Sunday.
Be-" top desk and combination
bcc.c:ae for sale cheap. Phone 10.
Acknowledgement.
M,se Elizabeth Eckies left Sunday
for Minneapolis, after a several days
visis q her home here.
E. i. ellis has purchased a full
line . gents furnishings and will
place We same on sale within a few
Ed aannigau was host to a large
"urbe. If acquaintances at a smoker
ana %irLlheon at the Locke Tuesday
evening.
Mise I'm na U'Brien of Lead, stop
ped &c on her way to Minneapolis
tees for a visit with her brother,
". S, C'Brien.
VIM. Hickok of near Kadoka, J
ne record oat yield for the
stats. = small field yielded 1862
30shs.- per acre. !
Judga Smith of the supreme court,
arrived home from Sioux City, where
be visited with a SOL following his re-
turn frnm the Pacific Coast.
Mrz. Sheehan and Miss Florence
.heehsr, who have been guests at
the Crc.ty home, departed yesterday
for their home at Norfolk, Neb.
Indians. from the Industrial school
and tn, seal high school team are
II football Saturday. The
yamo It certain to be full of interest.
Rav, Z. l.. Kelley of Mitchell, for
-sr pastor of the Baptist church of
~ e., has been a guest at the
at Rev. Morton the past few
: rs. I
MIs. Y. ". Ewart is at Flandreau
week in attendance at a meeting
Of thu federated clubs now in ses-
sion there. Mrs. Whiting is also in
Deadwood Telegram, 6: Mrs. A. A.
Heazliti Of Pierre, one of the dele
gates to the Baptist convention who
remained to do some sight seeing,
left for hrme this morning.
Dan FTseland of near Harold re-
purchased 26 head of steers
from VIM. Washer, paying s92 a head
or 80. 392 for the bunch. The entire
numb we're grass fed stock.
For s..e-Fine all tlilable 800 acre
Sec. 10.111-7e and N. w. "a IA
111-76 Hughes Co, S. D., only 6 miles
from Blum, write: Lock Box 10, |
Cock, Ne raska. Adv.
The rainy weather of the past week
has beef. a serious setback to threshing
operation N this part Of the state and
with favorable weather it willnow taxi
we'll into November to complete the
threshing.
Thomss Whalen came in from
Blunt today. Our friend has decided
TO discontinue farming; he is growing
old. On Saturday, October 16. he
will sell MS personal effects at out
cry sale.
Miss 'ilda Slenga, clerk at the
Sugar Bowl, has gone to Lake Pres
Ton for {. visit with relatives, follow
ing wni-n she will go to her home
near MoenYille to remain during the
Jay Reeves of Groton, at one time
! resident of Pierre and employed at
D.. an Office, vas united in
1t that place today to Miss
Geib. daughter of DR.. and
Ars. Geio OF Groton.
Jonn T&mer is in the city today,
ra~ Gaming. Mr.. Cramer reported
;at > residing in that portion
= the cercsy were very prosperous,
aec..stone1 by big yields of grain, and
to5 q fer were about to go into the
class.
i. B. : an, to whom the democra-
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