Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-08-31
Next Monday is Labor Day.

" HliSou returned nome Tues
day from Redtield.
Alfred Olsen returned Tuesday from
a business trip to Faith.
Howard Harvey returned yesterday
from a short trip to Omaha.
Fred Mundt, of Sioux Fails, spent a
lew days with his friend, Godfrey Rob.
erts.
Miss Leola Marcus came up from
Miller Tuesday, where she had been
on q visit.
Mr., and Mrs. Geo. Patrick and son,
returned Sunday from an outing at Sll.
yer City.
MIR. and Mrs. Louis P~fotenhauer
have returned from a visit with rela-
lives in Iowa.
Mrs. n. j, S~chlachter and son of
Gettysburg spent yesterday in the
Capital City.
Miss Marguerite Karcher has re.
turned from u trip through the Vel
iowstone Park.
Miss Orpha Chapman of Vermillion
arrived Monday for a visit at the
Alleman home.
Miss Emma Stainer returned sat.
urday TO Cheyenne Agency, to resume
her Sten1gra DhlC work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hepperle left
saturday for Plevna, Montana, owing
70 the illness of a relatiye.
w. ID. Nelson went to Minneapolis
Tuesday to attend a meeting of the
National jewelers. association.
Henry Obershaw and Ed. Hannigan
have been drawn on the U. s. jury
which opens at Deadwood Sept 9Th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Streeter arrived Mon
day from OLDHAM, for a visit with
their daughter, Mrs. Arthur Farmer.
Mrs A. q, Nelson left Saturday for
Kansas City, to attend the National
encampmens of G.. y. r. and w. r..
IG.
Mrs. Fred Green arrived Saturday
] from Maple Valley, Wash, for a visit
with her aunt and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs.
F. L. Hits.
Miss Helen jacobsen left Tuesday
for Hudson, Ohio, where she has beer
engaged to teach iu the Western Re.
serve academy.
Mrs. Alfred Olsen and sons, Ron
aid and Elmer Mcpherson, left Sat
urday for Burlington, la, for a visl'
with relatives.
In such weather as this it is, o
course, more than usually easy t.
boil the water. 1t doesn't take mucl
artificial heat.
Miss Anne Pietrus left Saturday 70
New Ulm, MINI, to resume her pos
ition as stenographar, after a yisi
with hOmefolks.
Quite a number of young people at
tended the dance at the auditorium
last evening. Music was furnished b,
Irons orchestra of Huron.
Miss Laurena Spanier and cousins
Chas. Dougherty of New York an,
Raymond Smith of Wisconsin, lief
Monday for a trip through the Hills
Governor Byrne granted an extradi
tiou warrant to Oscar Thomas, repre-
sentative of the state of Delaware, 70
custody of VIM. Johnson, held in Siou:
Falls, on charge OF family desertion il
Delaware,
The life of a mosquito is one mont
under ordinary conditions. The mos
quito lays her eggs in water and it take
twelve days for them to hatch and pas
through the developing stages, an
they are ready to sing and suck Angl
Saxon blood.
Mrs. G. d. Martin Of Nowlin, die,
; at the hospital Friday evening, an
the remains were taken to Nowli.
for interment, Mrs. Martin wa
brought to the hospital several day
previous. suffering with typhoi
, fever.
According to reports there will b
great sport duck shooting this falI
] The sloughs are pretty we'll filled wit
the birds. Prairie chickens can b
:. drowned out-but ducks are differ
r ent proposition.
t John f. Gilbert, we'll known arts
: and caTicaturist, died in a Sioux Cit
hospital the first of the week, follow
ing an operation for appendicitis
Mr.. Gilbert had many friends in thi
city, having married Miss Esthe
Arp, q former Pierre girl, ana siste
of Mrs. Il. L. Kenney.
Sheriff Quinn is getting busy on tn
matter of collection of delinquent pei