Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-11-15
Hal Williams went to Blunt Tuesday
on a short business visit.

visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. E. Snyder of
Onida, spent Sunday in the city with
friends.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
John Gritiths of Midland, at the hos
pital Monday.
Mrs. w. d. Nelson entertained the
Queen Esther society at her home on
Monday evening.
G. j. Kendall of Brookings, is in
the city from looking after extensive
property interests.
Mrs. Mathew Murphy and children
arrived last week from Fargo, N. D.,
for a visit at the G. H. Burke home.
j. II. Strakey, county treasurer,
left today for the east. going to Mimi
eapolis. He expects to return Mon
day next.
A number of orr hunters we're out
Sunday hunting the willy goose. kab-
bit hunting is said to be poor at the
present time.
The Eastern Star Social Club was
entertained at Temple Court last
evening by Mesdames HAYES, Hanon
Wilkes a I'd Branch.
The local football team will give a
dance at the Auditorium tomorrow
night. Music will be furnished by
the Odemark orchestra.
The Rapid City high school foot
ball team will play the local football
team here tomorrow. The game
promises to be 8 good one.
Mrs. Emma Florence and Edward
Gorham, of the coloIed colony in
Suliy county, were united in marriage
by Justice Eager Saturday.
Mrs, Flora Fuller went to Roches-
ter Tuesday where she will have an
ankle treated, which has caused
/ considerable trouble of late.
November's Gne weather so far has
: been a or at help to the farmers in
! giving them a chance to get theiI
corn gathered before the suoW flies
Onida Watchman: Mrs. Zetts
aeglund came up from Pierre TIT
y fore part of the week to remain for 8
short visit at the Nj. r. Brown home
Capa Hustler: L.. Ii. Cram made
business trip to Pierre this week ant
reports the wheatless and meatles
meal proposition in full swing in th
hotels.
Mllbank Observation-Disclosures Lock
hart who had been on the road will
" the Broadway show troup returne'
L home the last Of the week and j
again making Milbauk his heaC
" quarters.
Martin lIach, 6 year old son {
Mr.. and Mrs. HUGH Of Fort Pierr
! passed away at the hospital yeste.
~ day. The remains were taken t
;" Fort Pierre for burial.
DR.. w. H. Tweedle returned yestel
&c day from the Black Hills where
Z spent the past two weeks hunting bi
., game. He brought back a large wi
~ cat, which he will have mounted.
Dat of the S1,5lG assigned to Hught
county as its share of the \. M. G.
fund, over 81, $50 has been totaled L
with a number of precincts yet to r
port,
A recent ruling in regard to Indian
being drafted for soldiers in the ne
" National Army. The Provost Ma
v, shall General has ruled that unless {
be Indian has been granted citizenshi
en- he is exempt from military duty.
ks G. f. Barnes came back Monde
from a land showing trip to Stanl,
ar county. He had with him some Low
fellows, and they declare that viii
a. in that county they saw the faire
N lands that ever reelected back t
,is rays of Gods Sunlight.
he If you have parcel post packages
send to the soldiers in France I
~, member that the limit in weight
cir seven pounds. 1t is necessary al
ve- to have parcels inspected at the pos
,ed office. Wrap all parcels in a mann
rs' that they may be easily checked up
aid Last week the clerk of courts at I
Pierre issued a marriage license
it'll Whirling Iron, aged SO, and Julia RI
MP tener, aged 80, Sioux Indians belongi
ties on the Cheyenne river Indian reser'
the ton. After procuring the license tt
ary proceeded TO the home of Father Pa
ced la, who performed the ceremony.
RE A statewide search is being made
John M. Schuck, a former Wiscon
ter Young man, who was last heard fr
has at Ft. Pierre. The search is be
her made by the young man's mother, M
her Letitia Risley, of Salem, Wis, v
70 has asked the aid of the newspaper