Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-06-29

The little son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Emil Jarl is reported as seriously i'll.
If you have not insured your crops
against hail, see Fl. E. Cutting,
Pierre.
f. w. Edison has returned from
Chicago, where he visited with his
son, Frank.
Mrs. Maud Hewitt of Gettysburg,
underwent an operation at the hos
pital last week.
Miss Caroline BerReson returned
Tuesday from a visit with homefolks
at Lake Preston.
Harry Lyman returned today from
Powell, where he spent the past two
weeks with friends.
Mrs, Louis Greenough has return
ed from a visit with her daughter,
Mrs. Jas Cox, at Harold.
After tomorrow the ciinking of beer
glasses in Pierre. for a time at least,
will be an uncertain sound.
Mrs. A. f. Moore entertained her
Sunday school class at a picnic at
the power house park Tuesday.
Gov. Byrne and Secretary Sellars
left for Sioux Falls, where they will
take in the preparedness celebration.
Mrs. Chas. Metzger, a former
Hughes county resident, arrived yes
terday from Ohio to look after prop
erty interests.
Mr.. and Mrs Ramer and daughters
left yesterday for Big Stone Lake,
where they will spend several weeks
on an outing.
Gov. Ryrne went to Redfeld Sun
day on a short official visit to Camp
Hagman, where he viewed the state
militia in camp there.
G, II. King of the state educational
department, left today for New York
where he will attend the convention
of the National Educational associ-
alton.
f. l.. Villas, deputy United States
marshal, has gone to Clark Gn official
business and during his absence will
stop off at Redfield for "a visit with
Company A at Camp llagman.
Plankiuton Herald: Miss Jean NAL
lery, formerly a teacher in the city
school here, arrived from Pierre last
Tuesday to visit her friend and for.
mer principal, Mrs. Harley Wilson,
j. C. O'Donnell, deputy state auditor
since January |, 1915, rendered his res
jgnation as such officer Saturday. On
Monday morning Chris Hirning vas APP
pointed to fill the vacany. Mr.. O'Don
nell is the owner of a large tract o
land IN Sully county and will give atten
%tiontion to ,ais personal affairs. H'
has proven himself a competent, reson
sible, obliging gentleman.
The Sons of Veterans and Spanisl
American Wal Veterans will give
dance at the Auditorium on the even
ing of July 4th. and the ladies of th
w. r.. G. and G.. A. r. will serve ic
cream on the lawn at the court hons
t that day. Remember the receipt
realized from these two social affair
| are to be forwarded to Company
and every citizen of Pierre shout
: show their loyalty by lending thei
r presence. Company A may soone
or later need what little assistanc
: we may be able to cheerfully Civ
them.
At the home of Mr.. and Mrs. M. w
s Baker last evening occurred the mai
r riage Of their daughter, Grace, t
o Joseph j.. Rogers of Huron. TIL
ceremony was performed by Rev.
A. Edwards of the Methodist church
only the immediate relatives of th
n young couple being in attendance
They were attended by Miss Ops
Barber of Wolsey and Gus Gusgerso
of Huron. The bride, who has grow
to womanhood in this city, has bee
prominent in church and school worl
a having recently completed a term {
n school in the eastern part of tt
II county. Mr.. Rogers is quite we
n known in Pierre, and is employed b
the Northwestern road at Hurol
,e where they will make their home.
Money to loan on farms and stoc
Ranches, large or small. PROM
,e service, rates reasonable.
Albert Gunderson, Pierre.
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