Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-11-02

j. E. Temmey of Onida, passed
Sunday in the Capital City.
The Womans club was entertained
at the Ewert home Tuesday after
noon.
State Auditor Handlin left Tuesday
for points in the western part of the
state.
Miss Florence Glenn returned Sun.
day from a short visit at her home
in Lead.
Secretary of State Rood left the
hrst of the week for Black Hills
points. -.
Clarence Nelson returned the first
OF the week from an extended stay in
North Dakota.
Miss Ruby McDearmond returned
saturday from a several days' visit
at her home at F%au!kton.
MISS Louise Winkler of Harold.
has entered upon the duties of book
Keeper at the Lucas store.
Ihos Potwin of the state land de-
paftment has gone to his home at Lem
mon to remain over election.
Mrs. j. 3. Allen arrived last week
from Geneva, Neb,, for a visit with
her daughter, Mrs. Address.
W. P. Davis of near Okoboio re.
turned Friday from a couple weeks
visit with relatives in Iowa.
Halloween passed off quietly in
flerre. owing to the enlargement of
the police force for night duty.
Miss Mary Ness, who has been en-
pioyed at the Lucas store, left last
week for her home at White Rock. .,
The Womans Cemetery association
VIII hold a cooked food sale at the
Hits grocery Saturday afternoon.
DR.. H. B. Martin of Harold, was in
the city last Saturday. Mr.. Martin is a
candidate for Caroner, and expects ito
win. We hope he will.
Mrs. j. e. Maresch and daughter
departed Friday for their home at
Albion, Neb., after a visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John A..
Holmes.
a good improved 200 acre farm %
miles from Bruno, Pine County, Min
nesota, to trade for residence roper
ty in Pierre or Fort Pierre.-F, G,
Harris, Osakis, Mimi.
Mrs. H, N. Walker went to Yank-
ton yesterday for a short visit with a
sister and will 60 from there to Yer.
million to visit her son, Carl, who is
a student at the university.
Philip Review: Albert Wheelon, of
Pierre, spent Monday night in the city.
lie was driving through in his car af-
ter a visit at the home of his daughter
near Quinn and a stay of a few DAYS at
Hot Springs.
A large number of young people
or Pierre went out to Okobojo Friday
evening to attend a dance. Music
was furnished by the Apolla orches.
ira, and all report a most ENJOYABLE
time.
The work of putting in the under
ground cable for the Dakota Central
Telephone company is nearing COM
pletlon. A portion of next week will
be put in in repairing the line at Fort
Pierre.
Adolph G. Kock is interviewing
voters in Pierre. He is completing
a thorough anvas for county audi
tor, and is confident be has splendid
chance to win the election.
The w. r. C. held their annual re-
ception Tuesday afternoon, the de-
partment president, Mrs. Rebecca
Shea, being in attendance. A six
O'Clock dinner was served, which
was followed by a social meeting.
The poll taken by the Rexal Drug
company shows an overwhelming
sentiment in favor of the reelection
of President Wilson. The Rexal
company is one of the greatest if not
the very greatest drug organizations
in the country. The poll is reliable
AS is the Rexal company and as is it's
representatives.
Joseph Moler passed away at the
G. G. Lantz home north of this city
Saturday, following a stroke of par
alysis. Ir. Moler was d travelling
salesmi y &nd had been visiting at the
Lantz ho.n- when stricken with paraly-
sis. The deceased was a brother in-law
Of Mrs. Lantz. The remains were tax
to K%inross, Iowa, the home of the
deceased, for lnterment.
Rev. H. l.. Rurleson has accepted
the appointment as missionary bishop