Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-09-07
LOCAL NEWS

passed Saturday in Pierre.
Carl Mathews of Van Metre. visit.
ed with relatives in Pierre yesterday.
The most dangerous humidity dur
ing a heat wave is the kind you buy
in a bottle.
BY listening hard the small boy can
hear the observation-disclosures tinkle of
the school bell.
Harry Griffin, who has been a guest
at the Gates home, departed Monday
q for Traer, Iowa,
Mrs. Myra Lockhart and son re-
turned Sunday from a visit with
relatives at Rochester,.
John Hirning of Herreid, passed Sat
turday in Pierre in the interest of the
state banking department.
Miss Emma Lewis left Saturday
for Aberdeen to resume her duties as
teacher in the schools there.
Arthur Wilson, a former Pierre
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day On a short business visit.
Mrs. Nellie Leach and children of
neal Canning, are taking in the Stan
ley County Fair at Fort Pierre.
A picnic was enjoyed at the Breed
en- ranch west OF the river Monday
by the members of the Dickens club.
Loring Gunderson left Friday for
Cozag, Neb., where he entered upon
his duties as principal of the schools
there.
Miss Cecilia Werckman returned
Saturday from Aberdeen, where she
has visited since the close of summer
school.
Miss Stone departed Saturday for
her home at Lincoln, Neb., after a
visit at the home of her aunt, MIS-
Schaaf.
Attorney Forrest Eager of Onida,
is in the city for a visit with home
folks and to take in the Stanley Coun
ty fair.
Mrs. F. S. Berrier arrived Sunday
from Flasher, N. d, for a visit a
the home of her sister, Mrs. G. III
Burke.
Mr.. and Mrs. }. G. Gates arrive,
Friday from Waterloo, Iowa, for a Wis
it at the home Of the formers brother
Judge Gates.
2. f. Mcclure and NJ. Z. Martin re
turned Saturday from Silver City an
other points, where they spent severa
weeks on an outing.
Old DR.. Jack Frost is expected t,
be along before many weeks with tn
really reliable remedy for any epi
demic developed in summer.
Mrs. M. j. Schubert and daughters
Mrs. Meletta Ruble and son and Mis-
lima, returned from a several week
outing at their home at Hisega.
Lawrence Riggs, who has attende
school at Oxford, in England. tn
past two years, arrived home Satur
day, going out to his home at Oahe.
Miss Marguerite Anding departe
Saturday for Yankton. where she is EN-
ployed as stenographer for Supt
Meade at the state hospital for insane
The barn dance at the Hurlbu
rancn Friday night was largely at
tended, many young people from
Pierre going out to take in the affair
Mr.. aud Mrs. j. S. Sebree and Mrs
A. B Nelson arrived home Sunda.
from Kansas City, where they al
tended the national encampment
the q. A. K.
Edwin Foreshaw Of Waterfowl
has entered upon his duties in TIL
state auditors department. M
Foreshaw will move his family t
this city shortly
Rev. H. @. Morton, who has abl
served as pastor of the Baptis
church the past two years, has tent
cred his resignation, much to the IT
greet of his many friends here.
John l. Newell arrived Sunda
from Tampico, Mexico, where he ba
spent some time in the interest {
his oil interests. He was accompai
led here from Chicago by a daughte
Mr.. and Mrs. w. e. Rem Of Free
erick, arrived by auto Sunday for
several days visit at the Satterlt
home. Miss Grace Satterlee, wi
has spent several weeks at Aberdee
and Frederick, accompanied them c
the trip.
Mr.. and Mrs, G. K. Morton of net
Highmore, arrived Saturday for
visit with their daughters, Mesdam'
McCord and II. P. Williams. The
were accompanied by Mrs. c. l
Kiehle and Mrs. r. E. Albert