Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-11-02
Mr.. and Mrs. Cleaver Ringler have
moved to the CITY from Blunt.

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Frank Rozelle has gone to Aber.
deem for a short visit with friends.
Verne Brown of st. Lawrence, has
entered the hospital for treatment.
Mrs. Harvey Howard visited with
homefolks at Highmore over Sunday,
Mrs. G. G. Babel and daughter of
Blunt, visited with friends here Sun
day.
The erection of a new sos 900 hotel
at Mobrldge is soon to be COM
menced.
Mrs. Sam Blakely of Gettysburg
underwent an operation at the hospital
Tuesday.
I. c. McNamee and family have
moved to the Biwer residence on West
Pleasant Drive.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Bush of North
Dakota, arrived last week for a visit
with relatives here.
Fred Mueller of the state insurance
department, returned Tuesday from a
trip to eastern points.
The infant son born at the hospital
Friday to MIR. and Mrs. Jas. Cox of
Harold died Tuesday.
Mrs. Ella Oblinger of Huron, visit
ed in the city over Sunday, the guest
of her son, H. Oblinger.
S. K. Spencer of Highmore, is a
patient at the hospital, having under
gone an operation Monday.
Mrs. Tony Brignola, a former resi-
dent of Pierre, is in the city for a short
visit, being enroute to Montana points.
The roller rink at the auditorium
opened last night and will be open to
the public both afternoons and eve
ings.
Misses Bronson and Price, anti.
suffrage workers, were entertained
at the Burke home Tuesday after
noon.
John Biewer, candidate for Sheriff, is
making a hard fight for the office. He is
the present deputy and would make a
good officer.
Mrs. e. Jacobsen returned Tuesday
from points over the state. where she
has been working in the interest of the
anti, suffrage cause.
Hon j. E. Kelley arrived home to-
day from a speaking campaign in the
eastern portion of the state. He
speaks in Harold tonight.
Mrs. Pierre McCamley of Onida,
passed away at the hospital Monday.
The remains were taken to the family
home at Gettysburg where interment
was made.
Lieut.. Carroll b. Byrne, who has
spent several weeks visiting with his
parents, Gov and Mrs. Byrne, and
other relatives at Faulkton, departed
Tuesday for Honolulu.
Miss Edith Hull of Fort Pierre, is
taking the place of Miss Iris Glow as
stenographer in the law Offices of
Horner. Martens e Goldsmith. Miss
Glow is taking a much needed vaca-
ton.
Emmett Cole, a former resident of
this city and a pioneer of Hughes
county, passed away at the home of
a daughter, Mrs. Bierman, at Groton
on Tuesday. having suffered a stroke
of paralysis.
AT the Grand on Thursday evening,
November Is, the Chicago English
Opera company will present aida"
The company carries sixty people,
which includes a full orchestra, and
comes we'll recommended.
Okobojo Times: Those who have
begun husking corn in this vicinity
say that the quality of the corn is
better than it was last year, and that
the average yield will be around fifty
bushels per acre.
Electors in Hughes county who reside
in unorganized precincts should cast a
vote for Geo. M. Coats for county as
SCISSOR. He is best qualified to fill the
office and will do the work when it should
be done. Place an x to the left of his
name.
Judge g. S. Whiting of the supreme
court went to Huron Tuesday, where
he delivered a suffrage address that
evening. Mr.. Whiting is spending the
week in The interest of suffrage and
will speak at various points over the
state.
George Washington's scantily clad
soldiers are charged with taking
things that did not belong to them i.
The boys who went to the border last
summer were safeguarded against
temptation to meet their necessities
by helping themselves.