Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-09-16

Our hope is now pinned to the In
dian and his celebrated. summer.
b. b. Burns went to Rapid CITY
last week on a short business visit.
See g. M. Livingstone for Life,
Health and Accident Insurance.-Ady
Chas. Elrod arrived home Monday
from a two weeks visit in Minnesota
and Indiana.
Attorney U. S. G. Cherry came up
from Sioux Falls Monday to dispose
of legal business.
j. Il. Truran, executive accountant,
left Tuesday for Sioux Falls on q
short business trip.
S. G. Snyder of Watertown, was in
the city Saturday, on his way home
from a trip to the Hills.
Harold Rose and Waiter Travis
left Friday for Yankton, where they
resumed their studies at college.
Perhaps September is just doing
this as an unpleasant reminder that
the coal man has to be reckoned with.
Mrs. w. S. Billinghurst aud little
son of Mlssoula, Montana, arrived
Saturday for a visit at the Ii. G. Full
Ter home.
Chas. McCaffree, Immigration com.
missioner, returned Saturday from
an extended stay at the Panama
Pacific exposition.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. X. March Of Spo
kane, Wash, former residents OF
this city, arrived yesterday for q
visit with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Wolf of Mime.
apoiis, who have been guests at the
e. c. Lee home, departed yesterday
on their return home.
Mrs. W. S. O'Brien on Friday af.
ternooD. entertained a number of
ladies at her home, complimentary to
Mrs. Neal Hall of Lead.
Miss Minnie Rowley left Tuesday
for q short visit at her home in Hur
on, and will then go on to Wisconsin
points for a visit with relatives.
Protect your income by taking al
accident insurance policy with the
Continental Casualty company.-G
M. Livingstone, Agent, Pierre, S. d,
Advertisement.
Articles of incorporation have been
filed for the Farmers Elevator Co.
of Gregory, capital $25 900. Incor-
%porators, G. E. Jernberg, C. A. Butk
hart and Thos. Casey.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. Lyman lef'
this morning for Miller, where they
made a short visit with friends, 20
ing from there by auto to Huron tt
take in the state fair.
1t is a dull week when a new railroad
is not projected in South Dakota. The
latest is a line to run from Mitchell tt
Pierre. Promoters seem to be more
plentiful than in former years.
Pierre claims to lead the state in
the number of its citizens away at
tending college. About so of the
young people left this fall to attent
different collegiate institutions.
Monday snow fell in the Black Hills
and there is not the warmth here that
belongs to this time of year. IL
Montana there was snow Saturday
and in North Dakota freezing wealth.
er.
Despite unfavorable weather condi.
tious a large crowd attended the
opening of the South Dakota state
fat Monday. Yesterday and today
the population of the state seemed to
be dumped into the fair city.
Hunters returning from the lakes anc
llCiCo CatulIhy ltPoi SSo n dUuiludilCS
of both chickens ard ducks. The re.
ports had v~eriication; many bagoec
the statutory limit, and nom of those
who went afield returned empty
handed.
Do you carry Accident insurance.
If you do not be sure to get a policy
with the Continental Casualty com.
pany, the largest personal health and
accident Insurance company in the
world. See G. M. Livingstone, Pierre
S. D.-Advertisement.
The marriage of Miss Rose Iversor
| and Louis Pfotenhauer took place a,
the Baptist parsonage Sunday, Rev.
IL. @. Morton officiating. Mr.. and
Mrs. Pfotenhauer will make their home
in Pierre, and the best wishes of their
many friends are extended.
A number of the members of Co., A,
S. ID. N. G. are at Huron this week on
duty at the fair grounds. Those leay.