Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-07-19
Harry King and family have moved

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Ice cream social at the East Pierre
hose house tomorrow night. Attendl
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Langland
visited with friends at Onida Monday.
Mr., and Mrs. j. H. Gropengeiser
of Onlda, visited with friends here
Tuesday.
G. j. Kendall of Bookings, is in the
city looking after extensive property
interests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Notmeyer left
yesterday for a several days visit at
the Twin Cities.
j.. B. Sherman arrived from Belle
Fourche Tuesday to look after prop
erty interests here.
j. c, Eager has been appointed as
justice of the peace to succeed Otto
Lindbl0om, resigned.
Frank and James Lambert, mem
bers of Company A, we're arrivals
from Beresford Monday.
Mrs. Earl Holmes went to her home
at t}iant Sunday after a several days
VISIT with homefolks here.
Miss Bessie Gropengeiser of Onida,
passed through the city Tuesday, en-
route to Black Hills points.
Attorneys l.. l.. Stephens and wife
and Karl Goldsmith and wife left today
Ter an auto trip to Black Hills points.
Bruce Clark, pharmacist at the
Villas drug store, returned Sunday
from 3 visit with homefolks at Sioux
Falls.
Miss Margaret Rrekke was in the
city from Harold Friday to attend
the funeral Of her uncle, the late b..
II. Huney.
Miss Lenore Sigfridson and Miss
Ella L%undherg arrived Monday from
Gokato, Mimi, and are guests at the
Iiammerstein home.
Mr., and Mrs. Nordvald, who were
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their brother ln-law, B. F. Huney,
departed Monday for their home at
Mobridge.
John Cramerof Miller, passed away
at the hospital Sunday. The remains
were taken east for burial aud were
accompanied by the four children Of
the deceased.
Miss Emma Lewis, teacher in the
Aberdeen schools the past year, ar
rived home Saturday. Miss Lewis
has taught at the normal summe
school held there for six weeks.
John w. banghlin is a good gard
ner as well as a good officer, Unlike
some men he does not buy a lot of
tools aud ask his wife to get busy,
but he works the garden tools him
self. He has a fine garden.
Misses Edith and Emma johnson
left Sunday for Flandreau, near which
place they will spend two months
with relatives. Miss Edith has moi
been in the best of health of late ant
! it is hoped the rest will prove bene
} ticial.
Moths may be trapped by hanging
strips OF red or white flannel, of which
they seem fond, about where the,
make their haunts, and when they ar,
Ro,1nG fho otri~, oI,-,,Jl L. L--1 a
destroy any eggs and new strips hunf
about.-Ex
O. IA. Lindbloom has rendered hi
resignation as justice of the peace t,
the county board Of commissioners
Mr.. Lindbloom, being a member O
Company A, is settling up his business
affairs preparatory to leaving with tn,
company.
Miller Sun: The worst hail storm
r that has visited this county for years
passed from the northwest part to the
southeast part last Thursday. j.. +
!. Wilson, j. r. Speirs, the Almonds
fJohn Ruggenburg, Fred Stebbins
Heilmans and many others lost all o
, part of their crops. Rec Heightl
suffered severely.
The potato crop in this section is sale
to be large and is of the best quality
The acreage is larger than ever, tn,
season has been just about right AM
, the bugs have not materially injured
the growth. at the present tim,
homegrown tubers are high in price
and will be for some time, owing to tn
fact that the early ones are not beinf
marketed in large quantities.
Beetzall how a fellow can go fishin,
roll out of a bunk or blanket at 400 a
9 M, pull a boat and cast for bass unit
. dark, go at it again next day and 80 o
Aunt Lib and never know fatigue
and then get tired as a hound after
few hours grind in some old print shoI
It's something like the girl who ca
dance five straight hours and enjoy
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