Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-11-15
James Hartgering was a Rapid City
visitor in Pierre today.

James H%artgering vas a Rapid City
visitor in Pierre today.
Mrs. j. E. Thorne of Capa has en-
tered the hospital for treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Horton of
Blunt, passed yesterday in Pierre.
The football boys will give a dance
at the auditorium tomorrow (Friday)
eve.
b. G. McCallag has returned from
a>several days business trip west of
the river.
A, c. Kock came in from Harold
today to attend the Riggs sale of pure
bred Hereford cattle.
Sam McGaffee shipped a car of due
cattle to the Sioux City market last
Saturday.
Congressman Harry l.. Candy of
Rapid City was a business visitor in
Pierre Wednesday.
Roscoe Bagby, Walter Allan and
w. W. Underwood went to Aberdeen
today to take the Shrine.
b. w. Lyman and J. II. Starkey
are Pierre business visitors in Aber-
deem serving on the petit jury.
A cooked food sale will be held by
pupils of the Mckinley school Satur-
day afternoon at the Women's rest
room.
Governor Norbeck was q home
coming passenger today. He had
been into the eastern portion of the
state.
Corporal E. j, Heller of Ideal, this
state, is among those in casualty list
reported in American troops in
France.
q The Baptist Aid society meets to
r morrow afternoon at the Mrs. Emma
, Lewis home. Mrs. Ben Brown will
assist in entertaining.
4 Thos. Connlery of Saginaw, Mich,
has been selected as professor in the
Blunt schools to succeed Prof. Nc
Mahon, who resigned.
Pierre people Will be given an OPP
e portunity to witness the first football
game played by the local team on the
n home grounds tomorrow afternoon
q Pierre VS.. Rapid City.
The second installment of the Lib.
II erty Loan was due on Thursday which
n was eighteen per cent. The third in.
stallment will de due December 15tt
IS and will be forty per cent.
Miss Alice Morse was given a sur
prise party at the j. G. Morse homs
Saturday in honor of her approaching
marriage to Gilbert Pearson, a popula
Young man of Byron township.
ar j. b. Keerans, sergeant in genera
service and lately of the Huron re
cruiting office, is in Pierre where b
~ will enlist recruits for regular army
. national army and state troops.
- Hugh Neary and Leo Branscom ar
of in Winnipeg, Both passed the regu
:, lar examination and now belong t
!, the Canadian army. They expect
:. depart for France on Tuesday next
"a Bon voyage,
is Blunt Advocate: Bert Latta wa
es in Blunt Saturday and expects t
leave this week for the sunny sout
to spend the winter. The sale at tn
- Latta place last Friday was we'll q
tended and everything bought a goo
Ike price.
ed Since the first of November tt
ay weather has moderated and is yer
,rd pleasant and warm, and the poop
zen are getting busy and improving tt
IN nice weather and finishing up tt
ht- stacking hay. Picking corn is the il
dustry INDUCED in now.
ley Gam Valley Chief: j, e. Ziehat
dly returned on Monday afternoon fro
ON Pierre, where he attended the NEE
ere ing of the rural credit board. M
RE Ziebach informs us that the board a
of proved loans for upward of 5000, 0C
Of We noticed he had a mighty fine loo
ing pig IN the rear seat Oh nlb aut
,fi but failed to find out where he hi
.et. purchased the animal.
uc- Blunt Advocates: The Eads sale
c.; the stockyards last Thursday broug
lie, out a goodly number of stock buy
ne, from the surrounding country but c
E. Iy one bunch of the four-year-ol
on, were put up at auction. The tbr'
'ot- year olds were sold at private sa
ate Nick Smith of Lane, bought the Bf
o. gian stallion.
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