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

" IL khO Why Sdtuludy VII
legal business.
u. a. Rensvold, chiropractor, of this
transacted business matters at
Onida Tuesday.
Our thanks are due and hereby ex-
tended Chas. l.. Hyde for a generous
supply of wild ducks.
Mrs. Forrest Auldredge returned
today from a several days visit with
homefolks at Highmore.
C.. NJ. Henry. tax commissioner.
left yesterday for the eastern part of
the state on official duties.
Circuit court in and for Sully eoun-
ty viii convene at Onida Tuesday with
Judge John f. Hughes presiding.
Mrs. Clarence Olson came up from
Huron today for a visit with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Wilson.
Walter Brandhuber will take up
the duties as clerk with the Tony
Clothing company after October /.
Mrs. Bickeret of Tolstay, who has
been q guest at the Hepperle home,
departed today on her return home.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. e. Brown and the
Miss Martha and Lizzie Hanson of
Reliance, are Pierre visitors today.
Mrs. j. E. Whipple left Saturday
for her home at Highmore after q
visit with her daughter, Mrs. Harry
Howard.
Robt. Muclller, receiver of the de.
funct bank at Bryant, is in the city on
business before the state banking do,
partment.
Frank Cock, member of the live
stock sanitary board, has gone to
Belle Fourche for an over Sundays
visit with his family.
VIM. C. Gassoway aud Mrs. Mae
Sandmeyer, both of this city, we're
united in marriage IN Pierre last eve
ming, Rev. H. @. Morton officiating.
Advertising is not an expense
don't forget that. It's more like
lending money on gilt edge security
bound to come back, with 3 profit.
Local bankers, who hold over three
million dollars on deposit, believe
that with the immense harvest the
South Dakota bank deposits this year
will go over the 81, O00, 900 mark.
E. ID. Sutton of Laurel, "a prosperous
Sully county farmer, will move to Hur
on in the "a future SO that his chill
dren may attend college. Mr.. Sutton
will purchase a home for his family al
that place.
Chas. R~ippberger OF Elgin, H., an
extensive land owner in central South
Dakota, passed away at his home al
that place the first of the week. Mr.
Rippberger h ad made several visits t,
Pierre and had a wide circle of ac
quaintances here.
Claude A. Bennett, who acceptably
HIS ouo Pool1ioh VI Sotthty JuuBe IL
our sister county of Stanley, was il
Pierre on Tuesday. He reported tina
business in commercial lines there
are much improved, and that lane
prices are going up, though not many
sales have been made.
There is every indication that Soutl
Dakota real %iestate will take anothe.
boom as a result of the excellent corr
year. For a few years past other sec
tons Of the country have received
the attention of real estate men, blu
their operations will now be trans
ferred to this state.
The latest Belgian relief plan is The
distribution of an art portfolio pre-
pared by refugee Belgian artists il
this country, who have devoted theil
work to a relief plan for their coun
trymen. The distribution in this
state is in the hands of Doane Robin
who will accept and care for sub
scrlptions.
Fred Bell of near Bison, who was
convicted of manslaughter last May
and sentenced to a term of fourteen
years in the state penltentiary, has
been released from custody under
$4,000 bonds pending a decision from
the supreme court on the defendants
request for a new trial on the grounds
that there was not sufficient evidence
to warrant q conviction. Bell is
charged with the murder Of ClauC
Heron, son of John uerron of this
city, Bell having shot Heron at the
formers ranch near Faith.
Through the skill of a Sioux Falls
dentist, the Dan Patch of the Alaskan
sledge races can continue to partake
of bacon, fish and bones as in former
days. This Dan Patch is a big Alas
kan husky named Sandy-a specimen