Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-10-12
Gunderson! He sells land.

apolis.
F. Swartz went to Mitchell y%ester-
day, where he attends a Baptist meet
ing.
The Lutheran Aid society is being en-
tertained at the l. II. Ramsey home this
afternoon.
The 1917 conference of the Metho-
dist churches of the state will be held
in Pierre.
Mrs. Chas. Elrod returned today
from Minneapolis, where she visited
a daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Lafferty came
down from Dupree Tuesday on a
short business visit.
Miss Caroline Bergeson arrived
home today from a visit with rela-
tiVes at Lake Preston.
A, C Koch is in Pierre today in the
interest of his candidacy for the posi-.
ton OF county auditor.
A meeting of the Altar society of the
Catholic church will be held at the A. D.
Hengel home this afternoon.
According to late reports the 4th
S, d. infantry will spend the winter
months on the Mexican border.
q. h. Monwell arrived Tuesday
| f,,y,,, IN,r1A {Nitr nIyl, npl wont o,+
TO the Knox home near Binder, for a
visit.
Corn picking has been started in the
county by a number of farmers although
it is hardly cured enough to put into
large cribs.
Gov. Byrne has appointed George
Todd of B~ridgewater, a. county judge
for McCook county, the acting officer
having resigned.
Olson Brothers of Fort Pierre. have
discontinued the boat traffic between
that city and Pierre. owing to the low
stage of the Big Muddy,
In circuit court in Stanley county
William George, alias %"Butfalo,'
was found guilty of cattle rustline
and was sentenced to five years in
the ~penltentiary.
a good improved 200 acre farm q.
miles from Bruno, Pine County, Min
nesota, to trade for residence proper
ty in Pierre or Fort pierre.-F, G
Harris, Osakis, Mimi.
One of the many pleasures" of
newspaper man is to have a fellow
come in and read an exchange or two
sort over the rest of them and thel
slide a few into his coat pocket ant
slip out.
Miller Gazette: Pete Miller, n 0
our anterprising real estate men ha
: sold the F. E. Crabtree bushes
property on Main street to Mrs
Myra Reichmann, of Pierre.
Deadwood Telegram, 8: S. E
Grams, state fire marshal, and G. II
Henry of Platte who has charge o
the work east of the Missouri lief
last evening for that part of the state
The local s%utfragists have opene'
up headquarters in the Hyde bloc
on Capital avenue, which have bee
nicely furnished and appropriated
decorated. They extend the publ
. a hearty welcome to visit the heaC
quarters.
The funeral of the late Mike Dolot
: cry, who died at Blunt Tuesday fror
: injuries received in a runaway, wi
be held from the Catholic church j
this city tomorrow morning. 1ntel
ment will take place at the Catholi
cemetery.
= Faith Gazette: Tom Ayres ar
daughter, Adelaide, came from Pieri
L on Monday on the way to the rancl
When near Arrowhead he ran into
ditch and smashed one of the fror
wheels of the uto which delayed him
n day in Faith.
a A young couple went to a minister
Ii home to get married. After the GER
monv the bridegroom drew the clerg,
man aside and said IN a low whisper
I'm sorry | have DO money to pa
your fee, but if you'll take me dow
into your cellar I'll show you how
fix yourgas meter so it won't reeiste
Tomos o Y evening local talent wi
, put on . vaudeville act, entitle
Glow tar Vote Was Won" Thos
taking part in the play are Mise
e Louise Checker, Marguerite Karcb'
and Gladys Bennett, Mesdames M
Donald, Mutually, Cummins, ke
e chum and March, Wilbur Mundt al
Mr.. McMasters.
H. Many may differ as to the gre;
d good of early blowing and some as
blowing at all in some sections, but IL