Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-08-24
LOCAL NEWS

MI L, ana MIS-. Gt De dams.
John Adams was over from Onida
Tuesday on business matters.
Mrs. T. j. Dalton went up to Onida
Monday for a visit with friends.
j. E. Mallory left Tuesday for Kan
sas City, where business called him.
Fred HELLER left Monday for Iowa
points, where he will Join his wife on
a visit.
Mrs. Mort Adams returned last
week from an extended visit at Wat
ertown.
j. Nj. VanBrocklin and Harry
Thompson were up from De Grey
Monday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Dick Ode returned
Friday from a wedding trip through
Montana.
Mrs. H. UOljnger returned yester-
day from q visit with relatives in
Michigan.
Mrs II. l.. Mullen and daughter
left Monday on a visit to relatives at
Iiawacdan.
A son was born Sunday, at the hos
pital, to Mr. and Mrs. Michael Fee
ney of Gavin.
With oil and gasoline prices falling
the cost of high living may take a
tumble, too.
Mrs. d. w. Hyde left Monday for
her home at Onida, having been a pa,
tient at the hospital.
Mrs. V. M, McFall of Onida, is
here and will spend the winter at the
Fred Bonsey home,
Now that the automobile season is
drawing TO a close the prices of gasoline
are beginning to drop.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. e. little departed
Monday for Duluth and other points
on a short vacation visit.
Miss Amelia Graudie has returned
to her home at Marion, L., after a
visit with relatives here.
Mrs. Myra Lockhart aud son left
Tuesday for a visit with the Knowlton
family at Rochester, MINI.
Miss Maria Beesom departed Sun,
day for her home in Michigan, after
a visit at the Jaynes home.
Chas. Heit2elman of Sioux City
was here the first of the week for a
visit with his mother and sister.
Mr., and Mrs. Frank IHgham and
little daughter left Monday for a Wis
it with relatives at Tracy, Mimi.
Chas. La Plant arrived Monday
from White Horse, to be with his ia
Their, who is Il patient at the hospital
Mrs. Harry Brown returned theirs
of the week for her home at Philip af
ter a visit with her Mother, Mrs.
Hartley.
The local Canning factory will prob
ably make a trial run next week, anC
will start in for business a few day
thereafter.
w. l. Shepherd of Minneapolis
has accepted a position with thu
hill barber shop, and expects to NOV
his family here.
Many a nan thinks he is religious
because he prays to the Lord to re
lieve him from the consequences o
his W mlsdeeds.
Corn will be king this year, its ma
turity being certain, unless there is
snowstorm or something between
now and September |.
Mr.. and Mrs, Joe Rogers left Mon
day for their home at Huron after
visit with the latter's parents, MI
and Mrs. M. w, Baker.
Arthur Newlin came up last Satur
day from Big Bend country. He j
opening up a farm in that sectio,
and has quite an acreage into crop.
j. M. Jones. democratic nomine
for Sheriff of Sully County, registere'
Monday evening at the st. Charles
he was en- route to Hot Springs
where he intends TO remain unit
September 1.
Mrs. G. l.. Hyde returned Tuesda
from a visit with her daughter a
Minneapolis. She was accompanie
home by her little grand daughter
Katherine Russell.
Ralph Pyles arrived home Monda
on a ten days fnrlough from the Grea
Lakes Naval training school, on hi
return he will go into active service
A popularity about all of thes
crop reports, national as well a
state, is that they are usually ia
from the mark and have to be mater
tally altered from week to week
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