Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-08-10
Gunderson! He sells land.

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j. E. Mallery returned yesterday
from Hisega.
Miss Beatrice Gates returned today
from a visit at Faulkton.
Miss Sarah ~Cavanaugh of Hardin
grove, is a patient at the hospital.
Judge James Sllndee left this morn
ing for a visit with his folks in Min
sofa.
Miss Eva Stevenson returned TO-DAY
from a visit at the Cassil home ct ST.
Charles, Mimi.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Pfotenhauer left
this morning for DEBORAH, la for a
visit with relatives.
Col, Bryan complains that he is q
greatly misunderstood man. Not
now; he used to be.
Mrs. j, L Hippl1 and son and Har-
rold Brown returned this morning
from an outing at Hiscga.
lHildebrandt left yesterday norm
ing, by auto, for Mobridge, which is
reported to be a good town.
Miss Barbara Beach departed this
morning for her home AT Sioux Falls
after Il visit with Miss AlineCummins.
The Rio Grande is one of the few
rivers that are not putting out any
claims to special summer resort attrac-
tions.
Leonard Purcell returned today from
a visit at Pukwana. He was accom-
panied home by Miss Luella Purcell,
who will visit here.
Black rust, as recorded in market re-
ports, is caused less by climatic condi-
tions in the field han by what the bulls
had to drink just before they put the
report in circulation.
G.. M. Livingstone, dealer in lands,
has moved mis- office from the Brown
building to the Mundt block, where
he is we'll located.
Mrs. 81. I. Kenney and father, j. p.
Arp, expect to leave in a few days for
Sioux City, Ia, where Mrs. Kenney
will make her home, while DIR. Kenney
is with Co. A, along the border.
Blunt Advocate: John Jacobson, Of
Newman Grove, Neb., was out in
speeding his land west of town and
was we'll pleased with the looks of the
country. He was surprised to see our
corn looking so we'll and said it beat
anything they had in Nebraska, and
did not see any that looked any better
between here and there.
Clifford Townsend, a young man who
had been employed on the Bradshaw
ranch n%ortheasto OF this city, was ac-
cidentalIy killed Tuesday afternoon,
by being caught in a mower. The re-
mains were brought to this city and
will be shipped to the home Of his
father at Hufsmith, Texas,
AL Hildebrand and John T. Nelson
went to Pukwana on Sunday, return,
ing Monday. They declare that a
trip $50 miles through the country at
this time, along the fields of corn, is
more inspiring than to sail over ltal-
ian seas in finest gondolia.
Blunt Advocate: G. E. Gunsalus
brought in his grading outfit Sunday.
He has been at work on the Black and
Yellow Trail. The road is now grad
ed between here and Pierre. The Of
fetal trail runs west fourteen miles,
south u mile, west four miles, then
south into Pierre. Autoists ashould
use this road and the more It is trav-
eled the better it will become.
Onida Waterman: j. p. Shaver last
week sold his farm in Gamer town
ship to Oscar Kitchen Of Summit
township. ..B Ben S. Brown, the Pierre
piano man, was a business visitor in
the city the first of the week 80, Reg
lister of Deeds Barber is back in town
sporting a healthy coat of tan which
he acquired while harvesting his crop
of speltz and rye on his farm near A
gar last week.
MONEY TO LOAN ON LAND.
have money to loan on land at