Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-11-04
Miss Lila Linn went to Huron Sat
urdaY Tor a visit with relatives.


urdaY Tor a visit with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Welsh of
Wenato, spent Saturday in Pierre.
c. 2. Erickson came up from Miller
Tuesday on a short business visit.
The Dickens club was entertained
Monday evening by Miss Ruth Peter
son.
Mrs. C.S. W%hitingwill entertain the
Womans club at her home tomorrow
afternoon.
August Wulff, station agent at
Underwood. is in the city for a visit
with friends.
Mrs. Nola Brown, who has been
i'll witt pneumonia, was taken to the
hospital Monday.
Miss Irene Flom went to her home at
Capa Tuesday, having been i'll at the
hospital several days.
Miss Hazel Rood left Tuesday for an
ext, nded visit with friends in Minnea-
| polls an6 other Minnesota points.
Royd Bierman, of the state railway
departm mt, went to Chicago Friday
on business for his department.
Mss Elizabeth Burke entertained
a nuahar of friends at bridge at her
home home yesterday afternoon.
Aga Agus: Threshiug is passing off
very well and all are reporting better
yields and quality than was expected.
Mrs. Frost of Fort Pierre, is a
patien' It st. Mary's hospital, having
submitted to an operation on Tuesday.
w. y johnson left Tuesday for
Woo~s scket, near which place he will
speed several days on a hunting trip.
" " O%bershaw will go to Aber-
deem ""nday, where he intends to
REM" luripg the week. 4 term of
the sa al court opens there Tues
CAV
= 'al meeting of the board of
ommissioners was held Mon
"a,. I the matter of the acceptance
Ct n wv concrete bridge neal De-
&c, 5 approved.
Johanna Logan arrived from
Madieo" Saturday and visited with
here between trains, being
eu.vute % Cottonwood, near which
T. will visit with relatives.
. TX about town yesterday we
mot4aed W. property owners putting or
sGreec ,oors, which they had taken of
ana sto4eu two weeks ago. In so far as
weathl~ and climate goes, South Dako.
ia is crowding California.
A clever cuss named W. II. Mutt is
president of the National Nut Growers
association, and A. Hellrorrer is the
teacherof a Bible class in st. Louis, al
Of which showed that Shakespeare was
W Sc in expressing doubt as to the sig
nj icanc Of names.
Chas IA. Hyde and H. M. Straight
'ert tbs city early Tuesday, bound foI
ths ls1- in the northeast part Of the
state. 4here they will pass a weel
sb5otn" ducks and geese. Each have
Q good eye, when looking at a game birt
and are certain to return with a swollel
bag Of game.
Indian summer weather is helping
to harden the corn in eastern Soutl
i. Dakota, and as a result a much bet
/. ter crop there will be gathered
While there is still much soft corn. i
is said ttat d great deal that was be
lieved to be in poor condition will
turn out we'll. In the central AM
, western t0rtions of the state the GRO
D is perfect.
just as a traveller was writing bi
v name on the register of a BaraDo,
hotel, = bedbug appeared and mad
it's way across the book. The ma
paused aud then remarked: 81 hav
been blau by Lacrosse Aeas, bite,
by Portage spiders and Intervene,
By Camp Douglas graybacks, but II
f De darpeG if l was ever : plac
where tie bedbugs looked over tn
MOTEL register to find the "a nber o
your room.
BrooA.4ss Register: Col. and Mrs
: Y G. CIR, who were here last week
net their son in Aberdeen for a Sun
day viait and then returned to thei
home at Hot Springs. They have re
Gently chased a $4,000 home an
while aerc packed and shipped thei
HOUSEHOLDS fleets. The colonel wi
retire Is .n%mandant of the Soldier
t Horne - Q as the board will lie
t him g
D-- Jemocrat: L. T. Suite
5 came d from the ranch Wednes
cay ait. N. He was accompanie'
by NJ Mrs. j. w. Lattimer 0
: Sheipy- Mo-, who had been GU