Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-08-03
Gunderson! He sells land.

WISH III Nlllllled pUtlSt |
4. II. Kelly came mp from Harold
Tuesday and spent the day.
A. j. Hauge of Van Metre, is spend
ing a few days in this city.
Il. E. Wagner attorney ofSioux Falls,
passed Yesterday in the city.
Virgil Eaughlin has gone to Trip
where he will open up q law office.
Henry Hollister of Fargo, spent
Tuesday at the b. A. Cummins home.
j H. Williams of G~ettysberg, was
in the city yesterday on business mat
ters.
Miss Mildred swartz left Tuesday
for Pedro, for a visit with the Huss
family.
J. P, Arp of Sioux City, is here for
. visit with his daughter. Mrs, H. T.
Kenuey.
Miss bessie suman of Highmore,
came up Saturday fora visit with Ed
MT Holm.
Mrs. Chas, l.. Hyde left Tuesday
for a visit with her daughter at Min
neapolis.
#. II. Null of Huron was transacting
business matters in the Capital city
yesterday.
Mrs. Severt Olson of Sioux City, is
visiting at the home of her mother Mrs.
Carrie Farnum.
Miss Ethel Stone of Lincoln, Neb.,
is the guest at the home OF her aunt,
Mrs. Il. l.. Schaaf.
w. {. Walker arrived Tuesday from
Council Bluffs. la, to look after
property interests.
Miss Barbara Beach is here from
Sioux Falls, the guest of her friend,
Miss Aline Cummins.
Guy Erickson has returned from a
vista at Omaha. Mrs. Erickson re-
#ained for a longer visit.
News from Sioux City of the
marriage of Frank GlgHczewsky OF
this city and Miss Irene Fletcher OF
Sioux City.
Mrs. E. b. Lee and daughter, anc
Mrs. Youngs and daughters of Michigan
and Miss Freda kindley have returned
from an outing in the Hills.
The war department is in the mar
ket for fourteen thousand tombstones
Better not tell that to the would-b,
recruit.
The reports of heavy blight and rus
damage to the wheat crop in the north
west, boosted the price of wheat 81
cents today.
f. H. Gillett Of Haron, has accepte
a position as linotype operator on tn
, Capital-Journal, and VIII move hi
a family to this'oity.
j. |. Walker, uncle of Henry Wake
of this city, was in the city Tuesday
The former is the most extensive dea'
: err in the west. He resides in Counc:
Rluffs.
Dent blame the weather man. H
would change it if he could, and tina
has been evidenced by the fact that h
has been trying to see cooler weathe
in the northwest,
The movement Of fat stock from tn
ranges west Of the river to market Ger
tiers is now lengthening the trains. Tw
weeks more and through trains will b
mustered into service in order to tax
K of this branch of business
! A fine rain Saturday night was a we
come visitant 10 Contra! South Dakot;
y While this precipitation would hay
been more acceptable two or thre
weeks ago, it will doubtless he wor:
many thousands of dollars to ranchel
n even at this late date.
l., Reports received here from varlol
parts of the state are that heavy rail-
Saturday night and Sunday fell over
J. large area of the state in time to sa,
the corr crop from great damage. A
other week of the hot weather wit
out rain would have nearly ruined
Sixty tive teachers from StaDlt
n and Hughes counties is being he
e here under the direction Of Prof.
y G. Woodburn of Aberdeen, assistt
by Prof. Helm, Miss Probst of Mi
r neapolis and Mrs. Grace Reed Of T
Pierre.
d Gen. Chas. Fl. Englesby, form,
re adjutant general of the state and 0
er 25 years connected with the mi,
g. tary establishment of the state, b
Ne received orders from Gov. Byrne
20 at once proceed with the organi2il
OF the Fifth South Dakota infantr
Applications for loans under tt
lg new farm loan bank law are reachil
the treasury department i'm pre-