Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-09-23
j. f. olander and family have

tuesday on a short business.
Miss Ida Anding entertained the
Kings Daughters at her home Tuesday
evening.
Miss Mildred Eager went to Mime
apolis Sunday, where she will attend
school.
Attorney Virgil Laughlin of Aber.
deem, spent Sunday at his home in
this city.
A meeting of the State Brand com
mission will be held IN this city on
September 20.
A light frost visited this locality
Tuesday morning. No damage was
done to vegetation.
Mrs. Joe mccarthy returned Mon.
day fram a several days. visit with
friends at Huron.
Mrs. Walter Brandhuber returned
yesterday from a visit with relatives
at Highmore and Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Pfeifer arrived
home yesterday from a several weeks
visit at Pacific coast points.
Mrs. Jas. Cox of Harold, is visit
ing at the home OF her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Louis Greenough.
Wanted-Man for all winter job, OF
Young man and wife, good wages
-Bushman's Dairy, Pierre.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. D. Jennings have
returned from a several days yisi,
with a son at South Shore.
Mrs. Louise Denton returned Sun
day from Arlington, where she open
ed up a millinery establishment.
Mrs. Sheeban and daughter of Nor
folk, Neb., arrived yesterday for
visit with her sister, Mrs. job,
Crotty.
The universities of South Dakot;
and Montana have scheduled q foot
ball game to be played at Aberdeen
on Friday, October s
The cable for cluster lights o
on the south side of Capital avenu,
between Pierre street and the post
Office, is being laid today.
Came to my place, Sept. II, one bi
young mare. Owner can have sam
by proving property and payin,
charges.-S j. WooD, Pierre, S. D.
j. b. Sherman and family of Bell
Fourche, former Pierre residents
passed through the city yesterday O
their way to Mitchell for an extend
ed visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Bladen an,
daughter, who have been guests a
the Chas. Crew home, departed yes
terday by auto for their home i
Nebraska.
L.. w. Rooney and daughter, Mis-
Alice. and Miss Cordelia Steele wer
arrivals from the east yesterday, be
ing enroute to their home at Sturgi
from a visit at points in Missouri.
a. W. Zimmerman, who has bee
i'll at st. Mary's hospital the pas
three months, is gradually GROWN
worse. Slight hopes for his recover
are being held out.
Articles of incorporation have bee
filed for the Karst Poster Adyertis
ing company Of Sioux Falls with
capital of So, 500; incorporators: L
p. Karst, N. j. Marvin, Gertrud
Marvin.
Mr.. and Mrs. John d clay al
making preparations to move t
Sioux Falls. Mr., Delay, who ha
cierked at the Tony Clothing store
sewers his connections with the fir
after October LIST.
Dan Zimmerman, who for man.
years has conducted the big d. z
cattle company's ranch on the Stand
ing Rock Indian reservation, ha,
shipped the last OF his cattle to tn
Mattador ranch on the Cheyenne
reservation, which he has leased.
For Sale-Close in, 10 minutes t
r. O., close to school. Early garden
flowers, plenty Of shade. Fine TO
chickens. Can be bought for les
than bringing lots to grade; 100 fit
front. No charge for ir1pr1 ements
$40 Dakota Ave. Advertisement
The state insurance department ha
granted authority to write fire an,
tornado insurance in South Dakot'
to the American Eagle Fire Insuranc
company of New York, also tn
American Auto Indemnity compan
of Sioux Falls to write automobii
indemnity insurance.
Members of what is known as tn
Milford Mennonite colony, which
owns a large area of farm land il
that territory. have just finished
fhrashjnu tho wheat crOp rajoad n,