Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-07-26
Miss Marguerite Anding has re-
turned home from Yankton college.

Miss Dora Dixon of Seneca, is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Haswell.
Col. p. +. MuClure returned MONDAY
from a business trip to points in North
Dakota,
l.. L. Almond of st. Lawrence un-
derwent an operation at the hospital
Tuesday.
Frank Nj. Rood, secretary of state,
passed Sunday upon his stock ranch,
nea Philip.
@. /. Moore OF Galena, Ill, passed
Sunday in the city. the guest of a broth
er, A. f. Moore.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Roberts returned
Sunday from an extended stay at Lake
Andes and Armour.
Miss May Mccarthy came up from
st. Lawrence Tuesday for q visit with
Miss Ruth Glow.
Mrs. Cainan of Waterfowl, arrived
Monday for a visit at the home of
her sister, Mrs Joe Stellow.
Arthur Newlin of Knoll. Hyde coun-
", passed the first of the week in the
city, attending to business matters.
A lract musical act, entitled ooh,
Pardon Me-" will be given at the Bijou
on Monday evening. by Company A.
Mrs. Ira Newton of Battle Creek,
Iowa, aWived the first of the week
for a Wait at the Berne Morse home.
The young ladies of the Episcopal
church will hold An ice cream social
on the lawn at the Burke home this
evening.
Miss Gladys Larson has returned
to the city from west of the river,
where she proved up on a homestead
fias5 week.
Alfred Zoske. banker in Draper, ac-
companied a number of young people to
this city Monday to attend Robinson's
circus next day.
C. @. Whitcher and wife left Sunday
for a visit with relatives in New Hamp
shire. They expect to be absent from
the city a month.
Miss Clara Kantowski arrived
home Tuesday from Sioux Falls,
| where she had been on a visit at the
Grensrd home.
II anybody wants TO sell his Liberty
bond below par he is privileged to DO
SO. But he is comforting on the buyer
an eve greater privilege,
Holt's Peerless orchestra of st. Paul
furnished music for a dance given in the
auditorium Tuesday evening. A large
number attended, and Company A boys
shared in the proceeds.
w. ID. Nelson arrived home from
Rock Island, Ill.,. the first of the week,
whittier he was called TO attend a meet
ing of the board of auditors of Modern
| Woodmen of America.
George w. Egan of Sioux Falls is
soon 10 enter the officers training school.
A special act of congress gave to him
permission SO to do, and Mr., Egan has
planned to go into active service within
a few days.
The Joke is on the james who are
switching around in silk for every
day wear, when bingham is the rage
this summer, This is "gingham
year" says style-talk.-Salem Pioneer
Register.
Mrs. Martha F&ekler of Des Moines
Iowa, and L. Z. Satterlee of Cham
berlain, autoed over from the latter
place Saturday for an over Sundays
visit with their brother, A. Q. Satter-
lee and family.
The meeting of two Illinois Cen
tral passenger trains on the same
track at Cherokee, Ia, indicates that
regardless of mechanical safety de-
vices something still depends on the
individuals in charge OF trains.
There is no fairer proprietor with
which 80 deal nor a more convenient
place in Pierre to deal than Henry N.
Walkers garage house. He does gen
eraI repair work, and in auto repairs he
carries a complete stock. When you
have decided to buy an automobile. see
Mr.. Walker; his place of business is
strictly fire proof.
Secretary O M. Phelps of the Black
and Yellow trail is planning on TAX
ing a trip into the counties on the
west of the river, Stanley. Haakon,
Jackson, Pennington, Meade and
Lawrence, in a few weeks. He will
assist with the county organization
work in these places and give the
membership campaigns a boost.
Plans are being laid for the float.
ing of the next Liberty Loan. IHls
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