Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-09-27

Tuesday in Pierre.
Archie Dillon of Onida, was a Capt.
tai City visitor Friday.
E. F. Dorothy left Tuesday for Wy
oming on a cattle buying trip.
w. NJ. Cox, deputy pure foodinspect-
or. is in the city from Rapid City.
MI. and Mrs. James Cox of Harold
spent Sunday at the Greenough home.
9. H. Anderson is among the Capital
City visitors at the Mitchell Corn Pal,
ace.
IA. S. Hedrick, state game warden,
VAS in the city Monday from Cham
berlain.
Fred Root, sheriff of Jackson coun-
ty, was in the city Tuesday on official
business.
Mrs. S. f. Whiting left the first of
the week for a visit with relatives in
Minnesota.
Miss Mildred Straight left Monday
for O%watonna, MINI, where she will
attend school.
l.. w. Williams and family of Mid
land, are guests at the home of his
brother, Ia. z. Williams.
The Sehuchart Transfer line IS the
possessor of a new Maxwell truck
which they purchased Monday.
Mrs. Ives Johnson and sou return
ed to their home at Cottonwood Mon
day after a visit at the Tillman home.
Mrs. e. A. Bierman and son re-
turDed to Aberdeen Sunday after a
short visit with her son Boyd Bier
man.
The first frost Of the season visited
this locality yesterday. The frost
was.a light one aud little damage was
done.
Dock Younker has planned to leave
Pierre Friday morning for Chicago,
whittier he goes to pay a visit to his
mother.
A marriage license was issued by
Clerk of Courts Slindee Monday to
Emanuel Zoller and Miss Lydia Gogo-
lin, both of Harold.
Bar silver sold yesterday in New
York for $1.0S. A year ago bar silver
sold for 672c. Two years ago the
price was still lower.
Clear lots, houses and acreage at
Spokane, Wash, to trade for Dakota
property. What have you? Geo. w.
Adams, Brookings, S. ID.
Gov. Norbeck returned The first of
the week from an inspection trip to
the state game reserves. which he
found in excellent condition.
Undertaken /. M. Dotson and Mar
tin Langeland went to Onida Tuesday
where the former tool charge of the
remains of the late Adolph Weiss.
Even if you can't reach the high
notes of "The Star Spangled Ban
nef." fortheluvamike learn all the
"o10ct al "dJ.-N AClGSttt fOuIOu.
Ii the present warm spell continues
for a few more days the farmers of
South Dakota should be good "pros.
poets" for Liberty Bonds and auto
mobiles.
Will Harry Jr., has purchased the
Ed. Squirting shore and q quarter sec
tion Of land at Harding Grove, S. D.,
and has moved there with his family.
-Okobojo Times.
Fort Pierre Times: After a rous-
Ing talk last night by Postmaster
Holm of Pierre, a collection was TAX
en- up for the Company A mess fund
netting SIS. so.
A miscellaneous shower was given
Miss Margaret Campbell at the Bin
ford home yesterday afternoon by Miss
Ruth Binford and Mesdames Quacken-
bush and Carroll Mccoy.
Sioux Falls Argus-Leader: In Ger
many the people cry for bread, but
have beer in abundance; in South
Dakota we have cut out the beer and
are furnishing bread for the world.
Mrs. A. w. Eger5 and Mrs. C. G.
Whitcher have been chosen as dele
gate and alternate to the state con
vention of the w. G. T. u, which
will be held at Yankton Octoberl9-22.
Judging from the fine loads of
melons which are being brought to
the city from the gardens near De-
Grey and Canning one has a right to
believe that they do not raise the
same type of youngsters down there
as they did where we were raised.
Adolph Weiss, who lived on a farm
northeast of the city. met a tragic
death nea his home Sunday when
in some manner his automobile turn.
ed over, pinning him beneath it.
Mr.. Weiss was found under the car
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