Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-10-04

o"o6S AoSioi VI huron, was q Capl-
tai City visitor Sunday.
Miss Henrietta Natter went to De
SINE last week for a visit with a sister,
The Lutheran Aid society will be en-.
tertained at the home of Rev. Larson
this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. b. Lowe came IN
from Midland Monday on a short bust
ness visit.
The End annual grade field meet will
be held at HOLSTER Field on Saturday.
October 20.
Miss Laura Reyes. a student in the
city schools, spent Sunday at her
home at DeGrey.
Miss Esther Odemark took up her
duties as operator at the local tele-
phone exchange Monday.
Mrs. Starr and son, Maurice, left
tuesday for Cody, Wyo., after an
extended stay in Pierre.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. b. Preston arrived
from Iowa the first of the week for a
visit with their daughter, Mrs. j. &.
Henry.
Irons orchestra of Huron, will
furnish mosic for q dance at the
Auditorium on the evening Of Oct
ODER IL.
Mr. and Mrs, w. b. Preston arriv-
ed from Iowa the first of the week
for a visit with their daughter. Mrs.
j. II. Henry.
The Congregational Aid society WAS
entertained at the Straight home last
evening by Mesdames jacobsen, Isen-
berg and Straight.
Miss Esther Odemark and Burdette
Bailey went to Highmore Saturday,
where that evening they furnished
music for a dance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Hausman have
moved from East Pierre to the Ewert
resident recently vacated by w. c..
Allen at the foot of Pierre street.
Miss Margaret Campbell left Sun
day for her home at OgiIvie, Mimi,
where her marriage to Walter Ward
OF this city took place Tuesday.
j. Ii, Starkey and family will move
to the Burke residence vacated by the
Gearhart family. Mr.. Starkey has
rented his East Pierre residence to
III. A. Ustrud.
il. III. Cram, who hrstles sales of
real estate about Capa, was in Pierre
one day last week. lie stated that
more land in Jones county has chang
ed ownership this summer than for
years.
Miss Hazel Williams of Fort Pierre
has accepted the position as night
operator at the local telephone ex-
change. Miss Williams is also tax
ing a stenographic course at the bust
ness college.
There is a great demand for farms
TO rent. The unprecedented high
prices for all kind of produce seems
to be having quite AN effect on black
to the farm" movement.
Captains and ~lIeutenants promise
TO be quite common in all communi-
ties of the county if these training
camps keep on turning out officers at
Che rate they have been turned out
the past few days.
The Capital Journal well says: A..
w, Ewert mas accepted the saairman-
ship for Hughes County Liberty Loan
drive and will work with the State
Council Of Defense along these lines.
MIR. Ewert Is a hustler and will no
doubt make somebody come across.
The re rainder of the timber on Farm
island in the section which was burned
over some time ago will be cut for
stove wood and placed on the local
market at a low figure. The island is
owned by the city and the proposed
sale for fuel purposes is a wise move.
Manager Lee of the local telephone
exchange is having the ups and downs
of life, being head over heels in work +.
OF late he has lost some of his ex-
perienced help and has been break
ing in new operators. In a few weeks
ae will lose two Dor operators. who
will be brides of this fall.
AS our soldier boys have marched
away to do their part in the great
var, a firm determination has set 1T
self with Pierre people to be Amerl-
can in all that word implies, for they
are Pierre's representatives and they
must have the knowledge that they
have the Well-Wishes Of all that all
are hoping for their success.
Thos. High Pine, an Indian of the
White River mission near Murdo died