Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-09-14
Gunderson! He sells land.

week END at Huron.
Mrs. Ed Uhrig went to Huron Tues
day for q short stay at the fair.
a. Noren went to Alpena Monday
for a short visit with a daughter.
DR.. Cowan and wife of Cottonwood
were Capital city visitots Tuesday.
Miss Ruth Binford went to Wall
the first Of the week on a professional
case.
Judge Gaffy and w. S. Dudley re-
turned yesterday from a hunting trip
to Wall.
Leo Heck left for Vermilliou Mon
day, where be will study law at the
state university.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. w. Lyman went
down to Huron this morning to spend
a day at the fair,
Dr.. C. M. Hollister went to Blunt
on Monday, to administer to the
f0SGS VI q HdLlcilt.
Miss Beatrice Gates left Tuesday
for Sioux Fails to resume her studies
at All Saints school.
Il. Z. Preston and son, Harry, were
arrivals from Mitchell Monday, max
ing The trip by auto,
Harold Cummings arrived home
yesterday from Minneapolis for a
visit with homefolks.
Miss Delta Tumble of near Oko-
bojo, returned to her schOol work at
Huron college Monday.
Attorney Virgil Laughlin of Trip,
passed the first of the week in the
city with homefolks.
Secretary of State Rood and wife
went to Huron Tuesday to take in the
doin2s at the state far.
About sixteen young people went
out to the Cross ranch Saturday eye
ming to take in 9 dance.
W. G. Bickeihaupt of Aberdeen,
was in the city Tuesday in the inter
est OF telephone business.
Mrs. A. ID. Murphy went to her
home at Philip Tuesday, having been
discharged from the hospital,
Among the week end visitors at the
state fair are GOV. Byrne, Bruno
Hepperle and Bernard McCallag.
The Missionary society of the Con
gregatioDa! church held a meeting at
the church parlors yesterday after
noon.
Misses Beatrice Gates and Jose.
phjne Burke left Tuesday for Sioux
Falls, to resume their studies at All
Saints School.
c. NJ. Martindale of the First Ma
tional Life left Tuesday for St, Louis
to attend a meeting of insurance
representatives.
r, T. Crow arrived the first of The
week from Ogden, Utah, and viii
spend the winter with his daughter
Mrs. Il. N. Walker.
Lieutenant Carroll Byrne, who is
in the naval service at Honolulu, ar
rived Sunday for a visit with bis par
ents, Gov. and Mrs. Byrne.
The South Dakota state far opened
Monday. The attendance daily has
been very large and the weather is al
that could be desired.
ThTeshing completed in the neigh.
~borhooo of Dallas, down IN the Rose
bud country, shows an average wheat
yield IF 20 bushels to the acre, will
oats running from % to "a bushels.
Corn has been successful in the ract
against Jack Frost. There may be al
occasional field that might be injured
by a killing frost at this time, bur
such are few, if any.
John /. Newell departed yesterday
for Tampico, Mexico to look afteI
property interests. He was accom-
paniedas far as Chicago by a daugh
ter, who had been on a visit to reia
tl7es here.
Most of those who went duck shoot
ing on tue opening day Of the season
Sunday, had fairly good success. Th'
chicken crop was larger than though
to be, and Pierre hunters broght HON
bullying game bags.
Miss Beatrice Stone and Clarenc,
Butler, Doth of Van Metre, wer
united in marriage at the Congrega
tional parsonage Saturday evening
Rev. Address officiating. The youn,
couple left Sunday for Van Metre
where they will make their home.
Word is received in that the wife 0
w. w. Soule of Rapid City died i
Rochester, whittier she had gone 70
treatment. Judge Soule has a wild
circle of friends who will learn wit