Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-08-03
LOCAL NEWS

Leslie Parry made a business trip
to Gettysburg Monday.
Miss Jessie Hawks of Philip, visit
ed in Pierre the first of the week.
Miss Ada Pratt left Monday for a
visit with homefolks at Eikton.
Henry Pruden of Philip, was dis
charged from the hospital Monday.
Arthur Christiauson of Bancroft,
spent Sunday with Pierre friends.
Miss Elizabeth Burke returned Sat
urday from an extended visit iii New
York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Tolaud of Hur-
on spent Sunday at the d. V. Hill
home.
Jas. Starkey, departed Sunday for
Rochester, after "a visit here With
h%o1nefolks.
Joe Ihli returned Monday from
Camp Hagman, where be went TO
visit hiB son.
Frank Glowczewski made a bust
ness trip to Sioux City the first of
the week.
Mrs. A. @. ELISA Miss Ruth Ell
lis Of Weudte, are Visiting at the
Hartwell home.
Mrs. w. S. Dudley and daughter re-
turned Sunday from a visit with rela-
tives in Michigan.
1t commences to look like the heat
wave intended to fight il out along
these lines all Summer.
Miss Daisy Warfeld Of Memphis,
Tens, arrived Saturday for q visit at
the w. S. 0'Brien homo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherlock and son OF
st. Joseph, Mo-, are visiting at the
Monticnc home in East Pierre.
Mrs, Harry Feeney came up from,
Harold Tuesday to visit her par
ents, MF. and Mrs. Walter Gideon
Miss Flerepce Anderson of Ponca
Neb., and G.. j. Balghein of Sturgis
where married in the city Monday.
Prosperity depends upon good crops
as we'll as government policies
Dreuth and lleods play their part il
politics.
DR.. H. NJ. ~lsenberg returned Mon
day from Minneapolis. and reports
Mrs. Isenberg as getting along nicef,
from her operation.
Scarcity of leather may bring wood
en- shoes into use. In this event TIL
professors of dancing may find TIL
clog dance r%easserting itself.
Charles McCatfree, state commits
sioner of immigration is away to TIL
western portion Of the State. ii
rustles all the time these hot days
This season always brings up a cur
iosity as to what became of the ic
that seemed so superintendent durlni
the winter,
Godfrey Roberts and his uncle, j
v. Myers returned Sunday from a
auto trip through Colorado and Ye
lewstone park.
Me summer season has reached
point where the weather ~forecaste
can feel reasonably safe in predictiR
a warm ave.
The Rrumen, whose movement
we're long censored, has reached doc
at New Orleans, The Deutschlan
has taken to sea.
For the good American Old Glor
always has q new glory. Real p;
tFiots are those who see America fir!
last and all the time.
Among those who returned frol
Hisega Monday were A, d, HENCE
Misses Josephine and Margaret Iel
gel, Mr.. and Mrs. G. j. Crandall,
Richard Griswold, of Nowlin, a tel
year old lad, passed away at the hos
pital Friday evening, the remains wei
taken to Nowlin Saturday for burial.
The newspaper that yells 'Rreal
Break" over every little incident
our international relations should +
member the fate of the shepherd be
in the fable.
Peter Youngberg and Henry Go
mar came to Pierre on Friday to a
tend a meeting of the county boa1
Of commissioners, of which both q
members.
The cool breezes Monday and Tue
day and the clouds that shielded Il
earth from the burning rays of Il
u were welcome visitors to the pc
pie Of this section of the country.
The w. G.. 7. u. at their meeti1
held Tuesday evening elected the f,
lowing officers. Pres, DR.. FAIR; vi
president, Mrs. Carrie Ewert; SCI
Mrs. lone Russell; treas, Mrs. Carr
Whitchar