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

P. F. Mcclure transacted business
at Harold Tuesday.
Judge L. Il. Gaffy left Friday for a
snort business visit to Omaha.
Jas. Laughlin of Harold, was the
guest OF relatives here yesterday.
Miss Georgia Summerside and
mother came up from Harold Mon
day.
Miss Adelaide Ayres returned Fri
DAY from a visit with homefolks near
Faith.
Mrs. Burke O'Brien arrived from
Lead Tuesday for a visit at the w. s
O'Brien home.
Major and Mrs. F. C. Campnell of
the Cheyenne Agency were Pierre
visitors Tuesday.
ii. @. Preston, member of the state
tax commission, left Tuesday for his
home at Mitchell.
A daughter vas born to Mr.. and
Mrs. and Mrs. S. G. Harry of Okobojo
at the hospital Tuesday.
Miss Oryilla LaPlant of Forest
City, underwent an operation at the
hospital last week.
Gus Bergen, who is demonstrating in
The Moreau river country, is renewing
acquaintance in Pierre.
Miss Harrington left Tuesday for
boston, Mass, whore she will maize
an extended visit TO a sister.
Fred Jergens, ticket agent at the
Northwestern depot, has gone to Col
orado points on a vacation visit.
Mr.. and Mrs, E. j. Quinn of High
more, spent Sunday in the city at the
nome OF their son, e. M. Quinn.
Miss Kathryn Nordvold went to
Mobridge Monday, where she will
spend some time with relatives.
A dance will be given at the Audi
forum tomorrow evening. Music
will be furnished by Irous orchestra.
Herman Sterud went to Sioux Falls
Monday and from that point will 60
TO brookings for a short visit with
relatives.
W. D. Nelson left Sunday for Rock
Island, lit, where he attends a meet
ing OF the board of auditors of the
M. w. a.
The barn north of the home of H.
X. Horner is undergoing a complete
o~Verhauling and will be made into a
fine dwelling.
Mrs. j. j. Murphy returned last
week from a visit at Parker. She was
accompanied by her neice, Miss Ber-
nice Putnam.
MIR. and Mrs. E. a. Moren have
moved to the city from Huron, the
former being a salesman for the Huron
Grocery company.
Mrs. VIM. Summsrside went to Red
field yesterday for a visit with a SON.,
and from that point will GO to Wiscon-
sin to spend the winter.
Central South Dakota was given a
touch OF winter yesterday by a
hight fall of snow which was accom-
panied by a high and cold wind.
j. II. Westover of near Canning,
was brought in to the hospital Tues
day fer the treatment of injuries re-
cel7ed in falling from a horse.
B. A. Cummins, Ed Wanbaugh,
Adolph Tillman, Fred Bonsey and
Joe Stelow returned Sunday from a
successful duck hunt at Swan Lake,
Among those who left Monday for
sioux Falls to take in the Hughes
speech were Secretary of State Rood,
State Treasurer Ewert and Judge
Smith.
A good improved 200 acre farm 21s
miles from Bruno, Pine County, Min
n%esota, to trade for residence proper
ty in Pierre OF Fort Pierre.-F, G..
Harris, Osakis, Mimi.
Rev. Irl r. Hicks, the well known
weather prophet, died in St. Louis
Thursday night. He was II years old
and had amassed a fortune out of the
publication Of his weather almanac.
w. w. Underwood, county agri.
cultural az mt, went to the eastern
part of tae county Tuesday. During
his abssntt he will judge the corn
raised by uiembers of the boys gard
en- club of DeGrey, Blunt, Breton
and Mentor townships.
Mrs. Walter McNab Miller of st
Louis, 8ice-president of the Nation
al American Woman Suffrage assoc
citation, was an honored guest at the
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