Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-09-20
Miss Lois Lee has commenced a term
of school in Byron township.

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GovvNorbeck went out to Midland
Saturday, where he attended a large
gathering of people.
F. NJ. Rood, secretary of state, and
wife returned Saturday from a several
days. visit at Huron,
Miss Helen Sterud has returned to
the city from Blunt ard has accepted a
position at the capitol.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Grew are away
to Ponca, Neh.. called there by the
death of the father OF the latter.
Will and Marion Snyder of Onida,
passed through the city Sunday enroute
to Rapid City to- join the medical corps.
Mrs. G. Nj. Livingstone returned
home Sunday from Bryant, this state,
where she had been to visit a sister.
Walter Brandhuber has come into the
possession of the seven passenger Stud
ehaker car of the late Conductor John
Burke.
Gerald Stevenson left Saturday for
Kirksvilie, Mo-. after an extended
visit at the home of his brother, G. S.
Stevenson.
Mrs. Nellie Leach and children came
up from Canning yesterday and went
over to Fort Pierre to take in the Stan
ley county fair.
The marriage of Miss Mary La.
Roche of Thomas and Arthur Skart-
zsdt of G!enhsm took place in this
city Tuesday.
Most of the corn is out of the way of
frost. A large amount of it has been
cut up. Corn cutting will solve the
feed problem.
Miss Doriiska Crandall left Satur-
day for Aberdeen to take up her dut-
les as one of the instructors at the
Northern Normal.
DR.. G. A. Bower of Mitchell, has
been appointed as the osteopathic mem
Der of the state board of health and
medical examiners.
Misses Dollie- Miller, Mary Scott
and Mary Kohl came up from Miller
Saturday to attend the Military ball
here that evening.
Lester Clifford left Tuesday for Della
field, Wis, where he went to attend
st. Johns Military school. We hope
for him a successful collegiate career.
Federal Farm Loans at 5 per cent,
5 to 40 years, optional payment. Call
or write First National Farm Loan
Association, 2S5 Pierre ST., Pierre.
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Hunting has been the order of the
day since the opening of the season
and those who have been out say the
ducks are plentiful, but chickens are
not so numerous.
Philip Review: A daug liter was
born yesterday to Attorney and Mrs.
IL. l.. Brown, at the Rapid City hos
pital. Mr.. Brown left this morning
for Rapid to get acquainted with the
young lady.
Governor Norbeck has appointed as
members OF q commission to investi-
gate state owned coal lands: o. S.
Thompson, Baltic, chairman; Chas.
M. Woodland. Redfeld; Fred II.
Rugg, Rapid City.
Miss Sybil Burton arrived Monday
from st. Paul and has accepted a
stenographic position at the Capitol.
Miss Burton is q sister Of Mr.. Bur.
ton. who has opened up a grocery
store in East Pierre.
Mrs. P. T. Mcclure and daughter,
Miss Lille Bowen, arrived home on
Tuesday from New York, where they
accompanied Miss Clara Bowen, who
leaves shortly for Europe where she
will aid in hospital work.
Potter County News: Zell Guthrie
one OF Pierre's successful attorneys
was in the city Friday and Saturday.
MIR. Guthrie has lived IN this section
of the state all his life and enjoyed
visits with numerous former &C.
quaintances whom he found in Get
tysburg.
The flood season is over, the sloughs
are drying up and another season
will see our neck of the woods bach
to normal and viewed from all angles
about the best place on earth to make
a living in, so with good crops and
prices and Uncle Sam coming across
with the dough at 5 per cent on farm
loans, who should worry?
Watertown Herald: Trains 50 ane
SO, of the Chicago & Northwestern
have been discontinued according t,
the new time card recently placed i,
effect through the local office. Thi
order removes the morning train from
Redfield to Brookings and the even
ing train from Brookings to Redfeld
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