Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-08-17

Mrs. Will Smith spent Sunday with
friends at Blunt.
Atty. l.. l.. Stephens left this morn
ing by auto for Oacoma.
A. V. Livingstone returned yester-
day 10 his home at Onida.
Mrs, Julia Gelts went out to Rapid
City Monday for q short visit.
j. c. shellhorn is here from Monte
veallo, Mo, looking up a location.
Louis LaPlant, ST., OF the CHEYENNE
river, is a patient at the hospital.
Claude Thatcher and family left Sat
urday for an outing at lisega.
Mrs. Martha Beasom of Miller, is
a guest at the Jaynes home.
Mrs. Ed. Lucas of Minneapolis is
visiting with her son, Frank Lucas.
John McCallag came up from Hur-
on today for a VISIT with homefolks.
Miss Doris Dorothy of Deadwood,
is a guest of Miss Catherine Policy.
The Bremen seems TO have as many
lives as Villa, a cat, or Yuan Shi kai.
Miss Pearl uunkins left today for
for Minneapolis ON a vacation visit.
w. IL. harris and Albert Tegland of
Gettysburg, were in the city yester-
day.
Mrs. Z. W. Troup and children and
Miss Beatrice Holmes left today for
Huron.
Miss Gretchen Welch returned
Monday from a visit with a sister at
Omaha.
G. d. Gilreath returned yesterday
from an over Sunday visit at Lake
Andes.
Miss Neva Thayer returned yester.
day from a visit at Redleld and
Faulkton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Roberts, Jr., re.
turned yesterday from an extended
FLSib uU lIlSCSt.
Misses Amalie, Melitta and Berth;
Brandhuber left Sunday for a shor
stay at Hisega.
F. w. Cosncr, w. E. Woolf and Fl
q. Maitland of Mobrtdge, are spending
a few days in Pierre.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Brandhuber re
tnrned this morning from a visit a
Miller and other points.
Mrs. E. C. Lucas departed today 70
her home in Minneapolis, after a Wis
it with her son, Frank Lscas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cl1as. Rorig are her,
from Elgin, H., for a visit with thei
son, who is on a farm near here.
Geo, LaPlant arrived today from
Wagner to be with his father, Loui
LaPlant, who is i'll at the hospital.
A marriage license was issued thi
morning to b. r. NanDerwerker 0
Okobojo and Elizabeth NJ. Warne o
Shiloh.
Miss Beatrice Gates entertained tie.
girl friends at her home yesterday il
honor of her guest, Miss Blanche Eu
banks Of Redlield.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Monty Roichmann re
turned yesterday from Cedar Rapids
} la. They will live on the Reichm an
ranch, north of this city.
H. N. Walker has leased the Ever
livery barn, formerly occupied by A
S. Guthrie, and will conduct the liy
cry business in the new location.
j. E. Carter is here from Council
Bluffs, Ia. looking after his farm
near Marston. Mr.. Garter will NOV
his family onto the farm in TIL
spring.
Marshalltown Uo.l Republican: On
auto to every thirteen persons in tn
state of Iowa and only one good road t
every 10000 hardly means to make
perfect balance,
Geo. b. Ridgway and Miss Aim
Eastman, both of this city, wer
united in marriage Saturday by Re,
Larson of tho Lutheran church. Th
young couple have gone to house
keeping in the KindIey cottage nea
the Locke hotel,
The recent cut in the price of th
, Ford has caused an extraordinar
, heavy demand for the machine
When a machine gets down aa low a
tibet in price it is getting within rams
= of the pocketbooks of a lot of people
and those people are going to annex
machine just about as fast as they ca
Z get in their orders.
Did you ever notice how good the fish
ing is the day before and the dav afte
' you go and how bum it is on the dav yo
: manage to tear yourself loose frol