Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-07-19
LOCAL NEWS

Nv AAAoSSos
j. F. Burris went to Highmore Mon
day on a short business visit.
Miss Helen Binford returned Sun
day from a visit at the Twin Cities.
For Sale-Good hotel building in
$ growing town.-Inquire this office.
Gov. Norbeck WAS called to Tyler,
Mimi, Tuesday by the ia!ness of his
father.
Miss Vivian Nelson has gone to
Philip for a visit with the Gearhart
family.
Earl Pickenpaugh came in from
Underwood Sunday for a short visit
with friends.
Mrs. o. j. Langland, mother of Mrs.
II. M. Gardner, left today for her
home ear Howard.
Edward Stablein of Alexandria, is
in the city for a visit with his sister.
Mrs. Chris Hirning.
Frank Ingham. clerk at the st.
Charles, went to Huron Monday on a
short business visit.
Miss Marion Willoughby of Mime
apolis. arrived the first of the week
for a visit at the Q~uackenbush home.
Misses Marjorie and Elaine Clifford
returned 10 their home at Alexan-
dria Monday after a short visit at the
E. F. Clifford.
Mrs. o. A. Hight of Quinn, is i'll at
the hospital with an attack OF typhoid
fever. Mr.. Hight arrived from that
place Tuesday.
The 35th annual meeting of the
South Dakota Educational %associa-
ton will be held at Sioux Falls on
November 26 2S.
Tuesday is circus day in Pierre
and the lad who wants to carry water
to the elephant already has his eyes
fixed for its arrival.
Harold Kitchen of Harold, enter
ed the hospital for treatment Sunday.
de was accompanied to the city by
DR.. Martin of that place.
Mrs. C. II. Mcfarland and children
arrived yesterday from Hawarden,
Iowa, for a visit with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs James Hutchinson.
Rev. Edwards and wife returned
Monday from st. Lawrence, where
they had been in attendance at a
meeting of the Epworth League.
Commandant E. p. Farr of the
State Soldiers Home at Hot Springs,
and wife arrived yesterday On a COM
bined business and pleasure visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Newman ar
rived last week from Chicago and
will make their home in Pierre. Mr..
Newman has entered upon his duties
as clerk at the st. Charles.
Mrs. Eckles left Monday for her
home at WatertoWn after q visit with
her daughters, Mesdames Roberts
and Hausman. Mrs. Hausman &C.
companied her mother home for a
short visit.
Rev.J. A. Smith Ct Iowa, gave an
open air talk from the steps of the
library last evening. His talk was
based on ''Why we are at war with
Germany" Rev. Smith is an able
speaker and his address was heartily
racaiyed.
Deane and Glenn, accompanied by
Marjorie Starkey and Neal Davis
from ''down south" spent Sunday
with Emma Stainer and Lucille La
Plant. Deane and Glenn wish to
that they have made their
final visit.-Forest City Press.
Gov. Norbeck has recommended the
following for appointment to the state
exemption board; Hon. w. G. Rice,
of Deadwood, chairman; AS. Ander-
son, Beresford; John Z. Belk, Henry;
DIR. Thos. B. Smiley, Mount Vernon;
and Hubbard Patterson of Sioux Falls.
This year wild fruit bids fair to be
hummer, and the housewife who viii
want to can cherries, plums and apples
should have little difficulty in securing
good stock. The canning process will
of course, show al increase in cost, be-
cause of the high price of sugar, but
this will not deter many from arranging
to enjoy the home product this fall and
winter.
Company A has line sleeping quar-
tiers at the Auditorium, where they
have been fitted out with cots. They
are preparing their meals at the Rlv'
erview hotel, where the dining room
and kitchen have been turned over to
them. The boys are putting in most
of their time in drill work.
The marriage of Miss kathryn
Schultz Of thls city and lngvald Sogge
nf look place at Aberdeen