Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-09-21
Gunderson! He sells land.

Fl. f. Carey of Blunt, was a Capital
City visitor Saturday.
w. o. Decker went to Canning YES
terday for a visit with relatives.
Mrs. Jessie Hawks of Philip. enter
ed the hospital for treatment Tuesday.
c. d. Gilreath returned Monday
from a business visit to MINNEAPOLIS.
DR.. B. M. Hart came up from Blunt
yesterday on a short professional visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Hurlbut have
moved to the Karcber block for the
winter.
The Ellerman-Coxe concert at. the
Grand Tuesday evening was largely
attended.
Mrs. w. A. King and daughter came
up from Rousseau yesterday for a visit
with friends.
Don MeGugin came up from Sioux
Falls Saturday for a short visit with
homefolks.
Walter Truran departed Sunday
fer Madison, Wis to resume his col,
iege studies.
MI. and Mrs. Ray Howard of Yank-
ton, visited with relatives in Pierre
over Sunday.
a daughter was born at the hos
pital last week to Mr.. and Mrs. J.W.
Bennett of Hayes.
Members of the state railway com
mission have gone to the Black Hills
on official business.
j. A. Reustle of Chicago, is in the
city for a visit with his daughter,
Mrs. G. M. HOLSTER.
Miss Edna Bjorberg will entertain
the Lutheran Sewing circle at her
home tomorrow evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Smith returned
Monday from a several days visit
with relatives at Iroquois.
The little daughter of Mr., and Mrs.
e. Hartland of Fort Pierre, has enter
ed tho hospital for treatmonr.
Judge E. Il. Smith arrived home
Tuesday from a several weeks visit
at points in Washington and Oregon.
Win Lockhart left Sunday for Sioux
Falls and will again take up his dut-
! les as salesman for the |. Ii G. com
pany.
Mrs. Fred MeuihauSer aud children
departed Tuesday for North Dakota,
| being called there by the illness of a
relative.
The Eastern Star Social club was
entertained at Temple Court Tuesday
afternoon by Mesdames Dayey and
Thatcher.
A pardon has been granted by Gov.
Byrne to Henry Jensen Of Minnehaha
county, who was sent up on a charge
of forgery.
Miss Minnie truth of Sturgis, was
the guest of Miss Carrie Schultz Sat
urday, being enroute home from a
visit at Huron.
Rev. Morton, of the First Baptist
church, is away to Nebraska, where he
went to look after his property inter,
ests in that state.
M. M, Ramer arrived home Friday
from a several weeks trip yer the
state in the interest of the Capital
supply company.
NJ. II. O'Brien, insurance commits.
%sioner, left the first Of the week fol
Richmond, Va, to attend a convention
of insurance commissioners.
C. w. Martindale of the First Ma
tional Life, returned Monday from
st. Louis, where he attended a meet
ing of insurance representatives.
Glasses in Spanish and German
we're organized in the city Saturday,
under the direction of Prof. Smith OF
NermlIlion and Supt. Helm of the
city schools.
DR.. and Mrs. I. F. Riggs arrived
home from Minneapolis Sunday
where the former received treatmen,
for blood poisoning oftha arm, and
from the effects of which he has fully
recovered.
Among the young people of Pierre
who left Monday for the state uni
versity at Vermillion were Misses
Regina HOLSTER. Aline Cummins,
Marguerite Cox, Elizabeth Summer
side, Ruth Bonsey and Edith Jacob
sen.
Farmers who have not begun the
selection of their seed corn foI
next year are most certainly
n~eglectful of their own interests. A
day spent in the selection of seed al
this time is worth more than a score
af do NC an, plnvoS Of tho O ma hind M