Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-09-06

Mrs' monte Reichman has return
ed from a trip to the Twin Cities.
n Dickens club held their annual
picnic at the power house pare Mon.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. b Patrick and son
have returned from an extended visit
in New York.
iomorroW evening the young men
OF Trinity church will give a dance
at the st. Charles.
Miss Marguerite Anding went to Mo
bridge Sunday, where she will teach in
the schools this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. j. Binford return.
ed the the first of the week from a
trip to the Black Hills.
Miss Marjorie Bum returned Mon
day from a weeks visit at the Ivan
Dotson home in Rapid City.
Miss kathleen Swartz will leave on
Saturday to resume her school work
at Wesleyan college at Mitchell.
Miss Mildred Eager left Saturday for
Stevens. Mimi, where she will teach
in the city schools the coming wear.
Mr.. and Mrs a, e. Beaumont and
daughter, Miss Beryl, returned last
week from a trip to the Black Hills.
j. A. Dayy returned Monday from
points in Iowa. where he went last
week to look after business matters.
Alfred zoske came in from Draper
Tuesday to attend a meeting of the
rural credits board of which he is y
member.
The county commissioners met in reg
ular session on Tuesday, that being the
time for making the levies for the COM
ing year.
Misses Lena and Esther Revell of
Ramona, Cal, arrived last week for
q visit with their aunt, Mrs. Soreu-
o at Oahe.
Cash Gassoway is acting as chief
of police during the absence of G. E.
Hanon. /. M. Dotson is acting as
night policeman.
Draald Thoras arrived last week
from Winona, Mimi, to enter upon his
duties as ticket agent for the North
western railway.
The marriage of Miss Ellen Hogan
and John Marso. both of Harold,
took place at the Catholic church in
this city Monday.
Elmer Ryan, who was home on a
short t%nrlough, was given a reception
at his home in East Pierre Tuesday
by a number of his friends.
Most people would be genuinely
shocked if they should happen to
catch a glimpse of themselves as
others see them all the time.
The members Of Company A who
put on the play con Pardon Me-
will go If Fort Pierre Saturday night
where they will again put on the
play.
Mr.. and Mrs. N, H. BENEDICT of
Philip, passed Monday in the city.
Mr.. Benedict is connected with the
state executive accountants depart
ment.
Mrs. Marion White has returned to
the city from Hisega, where she has
mad charge of z ere lodge during the
summer, that popular resort having
closed for the season.
Mrs. II. Il. Smith went to Roches-
ter Saturday to accompany Mr., Smith
home from the hospital. They arriv-
ed home Monday and Mr.. Smith is
greatly improved in health.
State Sheriff Shanks on Monday
placed Ashley Seeley or Blunt under
arrest on a charge of bootlegging.
Seeley was given q hearing and re.
leased on a $500 bond, having beer
held to the fall term of court.
Miss Martha Rosenberger and
mother will leave shortly for Des
Moines, Iowa, to make their home.
Miss Doris March Will succeed Miss
RosenbeTger as stenographer for the
Gaffy and Stephens law firm.
The Kings Heralds have elected of.
ficers as follows: President, Castle
H%egglund; vice-president, Agnes
Bum; secretary, Travis Bum; treas
urer, Sherman Gregory; chairman
Booster committee, Eva Hegglund.
Guy F. Barnes Of Pierre, was in
Philip on Monday attending to matters
in connection with his real estate bust
ness. Mr.. Barnes recently resigned a:
lieutenant of Company A, now station
ed at Pierre, but says he expects to gel
back into the service again, possibI,
this fall. Mr.. Barnes will be remem
bered as having visited in Philip las,