Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-08-17
Gunderson. He sells land.

yesterday,
John Olson of Agar, is a patient at
st. Marg's hospital.
Miss Frances Calhoon of Midland. is
visiting with relatives here.
Sister Agatha of St. Mary's hospital
went down to Huron yesterday.
b. +. Magness of St, Lawrence,
passed Monday in the Capital city.
j. b. kintigh of ST. Lawrence, was
acre yesterday on 4 cattle buying "trip.
Miss Bernice Smith has returned
ftom a visit ut Aberdeen and Column
bia.
IL. z, McDermott of Aberdeen
transacted business matters here
Monday. Y
henegar's harp orchestra gave q
dance at the st. Charles Saturday
evening.
Al Rildebrsndt returned Tuesday
from a trip to Mobridge and other
points.
Miss Amelia Graudleo OF Hardingrove
is visiting at the home OF her brother,
j. W. Grandle.
Misses Lucille and Hortense Petty
john of Harold, are.spending a few
days in Pierre.
The scarcity OF print paper is read
lily understood after reading war
prociamations.
John GLEASON of WelIsbnrg. Ia, was
in the city Tuesday looking after real
estate matters.
Mrs. g. G. Grnoway of Wendt,
spent tile first of the week with friends
in this city.
Mrs. Geo. Mallery and daughter of
DeSmet, are visiting here at the j. E.
Mailery home.
Mrs. L NJ, Davis returned yester-
day to her home at Miller after a visit
at the Dickey home.
Mrs. Gropenieseya and daughter and
Miss Blanche Nelson of Onida, are
spending the week in Pierre.
Mrs. Mary Ewert and son of Long
Beach, Cal, are here for a visit at
the Kemp and Ewert homes.
Mrs. Thos, Bennett left Yesterday
for her home at Rec Heights. having
been released from tho hospital.
j.. 7, Erickson and family left Tues
day for northern Minnesota where
they will spend some time outing.
Gene Adams, b S, Payne and Dan
Kelly went to Hot Springs Sunday to
attend the state tennis tournament.
Miss Myra Tracey and NJ. j. Reich.
mann, both Of this city, were united
in marriage at Cedar Rapids, Ia, last
week.
Mrs, Frank Wilcox and Otto Daw.
son returned Monday to their homes
F~feeport, I'LL after a visit At the Ter
ny home.
Misses Lucille Campbell and Anna
Anderson retligned to their homes al
Stonx Falls Monday after a visit will
Pierre teltuas,
After all is said and done, the fac
remains that the way for an admins
=, tration to avert a railroad strike is tc
30 ahead and avert ii
Chas Barclay, wife and two daugh.
tiers Of Newport News, Va We're here
Fri,ay OF their way TO the Hif1s. They
were travelling in a Ford.
The city kindergarten will begin
next Monday at the high school in
the morning and at the Mckinley
school in the afternoon.
The nan who is dissatisfied witt
present business conditions in this
, country must be nearing the border
line of incurable melancholia.
Miss Anna Bartle of plankinton,
will have charge OF the Girls ciut
this fsli Iud expects to arrive the
latter part of the month.
Miss Marguerite korcher departed
Friday for Minneapolis, from which
J place she will leave with the Brigh
family for a trip through Gellowston,
park.
You can tell the farmers who have
held over a part of last years wheat
crop when you meet them on the
street these days without having tC
have them pointed ont to you.
According to the Washington Pos
women are taking up the vices tina
men have discarded. If they ge'
only the discard they will not get
much and cannot get very far wrong
The epidemic of lnfantlle paralysis
broke all previous death records in New
York on Wednesday of last week. The
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