Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-08-31
Gunderson! He sells land.

Gunderson! He sells land.
Miss VERNE Battray is up from
Blunt today.
The County Board of Commissioners
meet on Tuesday next
c. c. and Nj. E. Coffey of Water
town are in the city today.
j. ID. Daley of Yanfon is a guest of
his sister, Mrs. Stanley Stevenson.
Leslie Parry left today for Mt. Yer
non, Ia. where he will attend school.
Misses Grace Russell and Audrey
Aristead are in from Midland today.
o. L Whitney is here from Med
ford, Wis, for a short business visit.
NJ. 5. Davis is here from Wayne,
Neb, looking after property inter-
ests.
Misses Maud and Eva Belson re-
turned yesterday from a weeks, visit
at Draper.
Miss Ruth Gleckler left today for
Mellen, Wis, where she viii teach
this year.
G. ID. Cooley left today for his home
at Arlington, after a visit at the Car
son home.
Jay Turner left yesterday for Des
MoiDes, Ia, where he will attend
college.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. Williamson of
Santee, Neb., are guests at the d. Q.
Jordan home.
Mrs. Chas. Rohrer left this morn
ing for C~hristoline, Ohio, for a visit
with relatives.
Miss Fanchon Carson left this morn
ing for Green Castle Ind, where she
will attend school.
Grant Zellers departed today for
Glendiye, Mont, where he will re.
main with a brother.
Mrs. Fred Ebert is moving in from
Fielder, so there her children NAY
attend school here.
Gov. Byrne has granted a pardon
to EWalt Gaiwell of Gregory county
sent up on g charge of adultery.
Miss Anna Thorson of East Grand
Forks, MINI, arrived today for &
visit at the John Peterson home.
Although remarkable indepenent
the farmer recognizes the need o
freight trains as well as automobiles
Mrs. Archie Potter left this morn
ing for Redwood Falls, Mimi, being
called there by the illness of hel
mother.
Fred Hepperle and wife returned
t this morning from Montana, where
they were summoned by the Hines
6 of a relative.
D Judge E. Q. Smith left this morr
a ing for q trip to the Pacific coast
His daughter, Miss Agnes, left for
visit at Sioux City.
1t is the hope of the people Of tn
t entire country that the ANIMAL labo
day celebration this year will not b
marred by the threatened rail strike
The South Dakota farmer is perfect
Y ly competent to raise the crops an
asks only for reliable and systemati
ARRANGEMENTS to ship them where the
+, are needed.
:. Miss Sarah Beckwith will leave i
the morning for Centerville, wher
she will teach again the coming year
Miss Emma will also leave for Wei
ster, where she will teach.
. Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.. HayworUh an
daughter, who have been guests at tn
Davis home at Okobojo and at th
Starr home in this city. leave tomorro,
q by auto for their home at Oakland, Il
: More people are spending their ys
: cations on National Forests thi
4 summer than have ever done so b'
O fore, many persons travelling ion
distances by automobile irt order t
camp in these public Fairgrounds.
d South Dakota's share of the $50, 900
n 600 government appropriation for gor
S roads is S83, 900 the first year, and II
s five annual installments will amount
d 81, 582, 800. If accepted by state apprl
priation for road building. the stat
@ must agree to keep the roads so bui
/, in good repair for ten years.
h An application has been filed wit
the state railway commission for pc
: mission TO construct the Mitchell al
Northwestern railway from Mitche
It to Highmore by way of Crow Cree
y and Gam Valley. The applicable
is flied by e. R. T~illinghast and Y
l., Bruce of Mitchell. The COMM
s sion Will hold a hearing Sept. II, {
II Mitchell.