Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-08-24
F. M. Massey of DeGrey, was up

Judge l.. Is. Gaffy made a business
trip to Midland yesterday.
James eastman returned Tuesday
from a visit at Minneapolis.
Carl Mathews came in from Van
Metre yesterday fc: /. short visit.
Miss Blanche Eubanks returned
Saturday to her home at Redfield.
Miss Kate Norvold is here from
Mobridge, for a visit with relatives.
Chas. E. DeLaud returned Satur-
day from a vacation visit in the Hills.
Mrs, q. E. Mallery aud daughter
left Tuesday for their home ut De
Smet.
Miss Vivian Nelson went to Huron
Tuesday for a few days visit with
friends.
Mrs. Herbert Tagg came up from
Highmore Tuesday for a visit with
friends.
Ali Reed, of Stnrgis, publisher of
the Call to Action, spent Monday in
this city.
Mrs. d. Haylock of Aberdeen, I'M
derwent an operation at the hospital
saturday.
John Granel and family left Tues
day for a visit with homefolks at Hois
lister, Mo.
Mrs Earl Holmes and baby came in
from Blunt yesterday for a visit at the
Goodng home.
Miss Marguerite Anding arrived
Sunday from Yankton, for a visit
with homefolks.
Mrs. Louise Denton returned has
from a vacation visit in Kansas City
and Oklahoma points.
Mrs. John Conway and Miss May
me Conway of Faulkton, are guests
at the Gov. Byrne home.
Mrs. j. S. Sebree departed Satur-
day for Omaha, Neb., being called
there by the death of a'sister.
Mrs. A. d. T%hibodeau left Monday
for her home in Chicago, After q Wis
it with her many Pierre friends.
Mrs. Margaret Ridgeway and
daughter departed Tuesday for a visit
with relatives at Beaver Falls, Pa.
Chas. Daugherty of New York City
and Raymond Smith of Banabeld
Wis, are guests at the Spanier home,
Miss Mary Nichols left Monday fol
her home at Vermillion, after a yisl'
: with her sister, Mrs. Herman Chap
I man.
U. s. civil service examination 70
the position of clerk and carrier il
the post office at Pierre, will be helt
/ Sept. 9th,
Miss Grace Parry left Tuesday TO
a visit at Worthington, MIMI, from
, which place she will 90 to Brookings
= where she will be employed ct tn
state college office.
, Miss Doris Doherty who has bee
a guest at the Policy home went t.
Huron Saturday for visit before re
, turning to her home at Deadwood.
? Articles of incorporation have bee
filed for the Craft Plumbing Co., a
5 Sioux Fails; capital, $4,000. Incor
porators, J, l.. Craft, II. Rees, E. /.
Rees.
Mrs. E. Jacobsen has resigned he
e position as reporter Oh the Dakotan
e a position she has held for the pas
. six years. She will be succeeded b
Godfrey Roberts.
Rain began to fall early Sunda,
morning. The downpour continue
: continuously throughout the day an
t night that followed. Three and sixt
six one hundredths inches of waite
: fell during the period mentioned
h Corn, potatoes and late grains wer
r given a great boost toward maturity
E, Senator b.. S. johnson will leav
aSullRJOD lOE uOLle u6xL saturday
He told Senator Kern he would no
? remain longer. He thinks the sessio
will end about September l.. Man
t members of both houses are departiD
: and Indications are the session wi
close in about 10 days unless the railroa
e trouble calls for special legislation.
A drive out into the country Sunda
e showed that more of u farmers ar
stacking grain this year than has bee
G the case for some time. Some few
them have threshed out of the SHOCK
but as a general rule they are sAekin
g their gram. rather than have it e.
posed to the weather while waitin
for the threshers.
A plant for briquetting North Dali
ota Ignite has been established 8
Rismark, N. D., and the finished pr
k duct will be shipped by barges dow