Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-07-26
Miss Alice Brantsof onida, passed
Tuesday in thecity.
j. f. Olander returned yesterday


j. f. Olander returned yesterday
from a business trip to Sioux City.
Governor Nofbeck returned to the
city Sunday, after, an absence of two
weeks.
"A. l.. Thorn is away to Saint Paul,
whittier he went last Sunday to visit a
niece.
Misses Maxine and Minabelis Git.
ford are visiting with relatives at
Miller.
Mrs. r. M. Edwards returned Mon
day from a visit with her parent at
Vayland.
Misses Lucille and Hortense Petty
John passed Sunday at their home in
Harold.
e. II. Wood came up from Yves
sington Tuesday to look after real
estate business.
Mr., and Mrs. Carl Ralston went TO
Mitchell by auto on Sunday to paw a
visit to relatives.
a son was born at the hospital yes
terday to Mr.. n Mrs. Grover Wen
CERT of Canning.
Miss Agnes Solberg arrived home
Monday from q several weeks visit
with relatives in Iowa.
MISS Delta Tumble returned the
tlrst OF the week from Huron, where
she attended summer school.
The M. w. A. order at gettysburg
are holding q days picnic and log
rolling, the egenxsopening today.
Miss Rudy McDearmond of Faux
ton and Miss FLORENCE Brown return
ed Monday from a trip to the Black
Hills.
Mrs. j. M. Coon came up from
Sioux Falls Tuesday for a visit at the
home of her father. Attorney John
Sutherland.
Godfrey Roberts is among those
who went to Huron to take tile KAN
nation for entrance to the officers
training camp.
Miss lheima Lee left the first of
the week for the Black Hills, where
she Joined her brother, Forrest, for
an outing.
II. ID Jennings and G, w. seeley are
at the Soldiers Homo in Hot Springs.
where they have planned to remain a
month or more.
Henry Adams and M. p. Martin
have gone on their annual fishing trim
TO silver City. They expect to spend
several weeks trout fishing.
U. S. Griggs, Dick Carleton and
Wallace Galhoon have gone to Huron
to take the examination for entrance
to the officers training camp.
The remains of John Miranda ar
rived yesterday from Wyoming and
were taken to Rousseau for burial
beside those of d father and brother,
Major G. Il. Schaap gave an inter.
esting lecture at the Methodist church
on Sunday evening. He addressed q
goodly number upon the topic, 1.-THE
truth about Mexico"
Tourists from various sections OF
the United States pass through the
city daily to the Black allls and
Yellowstone park. Traffic this yea,
is heavier than ever.
President Wilson has pardoned the IL
suffragists who have been Offering in.
suit to him daily for many months.
What is the president doing, turning
them the other cheek?
Potatoes on the local market arr
selling at $500 per busi1ei, while
at Vermillion last week they ~retailee
at $500 per bnshel. Why there should
be such a difference in prices at ths
two points when the crop is good is
pnzzllng question. Our gardeners re
port a good crop, too.
Miss Morton of the home econom
les department of the state univers
ity gave two excellent canning dem
constructions at the Central and Eas
Pierre schools Tuesday. Miss Grac
LocBhart of this city has charge @
the demonstrations at the Yves
J Ward and Mckinley schools.
The organization of "Hom
Guards" in South Dakota will Civ
opportunity to men who ere eithe
} too old or too young to enter tn
service of the country in regular ca
pacity. A home guard organization
is necessary and those who enter i
will be doing a patriotic duty.
b. l.. Squirting of Brookings writes
edo not hesitate to send tourist
: oyer the Black and Yellow trail wi;
Brookings,% sincett the trail both cas-
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