Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-09-07
dunderson! He sells land.

Attorney Waggoner of Philip,
transacted business in Pierre Satur-
day.
A. M. Wahl of St. Paul has accept
ed a position as jeweler at the Nelson
store.
Mrs. Babel of Blunt, spent Sunday
in the city, the guest of Mrs. Alice
Clifford.
Miss Lone DeLano of DeGrey, has
enrolled in the city schools for the
ensuing year.
F. l.. Villas left for Minneapolis
and st. Paul Saturday on a goods
buying trip.
Gale Davis left Saturday for Oma-
ha, where he has enrolled at Creigh-
ton university.
Miss Mable Finch of Onida, spent
Friday in the city, the guest of Miss
Sophia DeLand.
Miss Vivian Nelson and Edna Thorn
as spent several days last week with
friends OF Huron.
Ed Sutton, democratic candidate
for stase senator from this district,
passed Monday in Pierre.
A pardon has been granted to Frank
A. Earlhotf, sent up from Butte cOun-
ty on a charge of embezzIement.
When his arm was torn from his body
in a threshing machine, Earl Pickering
of Whitewood, died within an hour.
Miss Payne of Vermillion, has &C
copied a position as stenographer
with the law firm of Sutherland &
Payne.
Miss Emily Mockett departed Sat
urday for her home at Lincoln, Neb.
after a visit with friends here and at
Fort Pierre.
Miss Grace Lockhart left Friday fol
Watertown, where she entered upon a
second years work as teacher in the
city schools.
Mrs. S. b. Linstad and children
returned to their home at Eagle Butte
) Monday after a visit at the Linsta(
home here.
, G. w. Dean of Beresford, has beer
appointed as a member of the stat
board of agriculture to succeed w
Faulkner, deceased.
Misses Anna and Belle McCarth,
q of Huron, arrived the first of tn,
week for a visit at the home of thei
brother, Joe Mccarthy.
Jay Reeves of Groton, at one tim
/ employed on the Daily Dakotan, wa
in the city Tuesday while enroute t
o Deadwood to attend the term of fed
eral court.
t L. U. Freide and wife departed Tues
day for Mitchell. where they will reside
b Mr.. Freide, who has been employed a
g the Reed jewelry store since March
will be missed by all acquaintance.
Mrs. Ehie Schulz, who moved fror
e this city to Aberdeen a couple G
y years ago, has again taken up he
e residence i'll Pierre, her daughter
Miss Carrie, being employed at tn
capitol.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Rem left b
auto today for their home at Fredel
lex after a short visit here. The
were accompanied home by Mis-
u Madge Satterlee, who will visit ther
and at Aberdeen.
The state examining board will
in session Monday for the marking {
papers. The board is composed @
Misses karcher, Crandall, Checker
o Duthie, Morse, Mesdames Obershav
Carter, Ralston and Stevenson,
The many friends of Joe Love, a TO
y mer employee at the Capitol, will (
s. pleased to learn of his marriage la.
'e week to Miss Mabel Sullivan whie
took place in Chicago. Mr.. and Mr.
Love will make their home in Chicag
Mrs VIM. Harry, one of the high
:, respected residents of the vicinity
OKobojo, passed away at the fami
home Friday. following an illness
v long standing. The deceased is surviv,
10 by a husband and several children,
whom our heartfelt sympathy is e
'e tended.
" Tonight marks the closing of I'll
First Annual Stanley County Fair
: Fort Pierre, which has been a su
= cess in every particular. The ext
bits of grains, fruits, vegetable
poultry and Deedlework compar
as favorably to that exhibited at sta
y fairs. The main attractions we
IL aeroplane flights, ball games, bron
riding and races, which afforded
TX small amount of excitement. Pier
day, Wednesday, was largely etten