Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-09-06
Attend the state fair next week.

a Capital CITY visitor.Tuesday.
The Woman's club held their first
meeting of the season Tuesday evening.
Mrs. VIM. Summerside and daughter,
Miss Elizabeth, have returned from an
outing at Hisega.
A Smoker" for the Home Guards
WAS held at the Commercial club
Monday evening.
j., G, Damn of Bismarck, N. D., is
in the city on a combined business
and pleasure trip.
Miss Sadie Robinson returned the
first of the week from a visit with rela-
tives in Minnesota.
Misses Barnice Smith and Viola
Carlson have gone out TO the Black
Hills for q short stay,
Miss Maybelle Pettyjohn of Harold,
passed Sunday in Pierre, the guest of
her sister, Miss Lucille,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. L. Hyde and son
arrived home yesterday from an auto
trip to Canadian points.
W. N, Van Camp, Insurance com
missioner, has moved his family to
the city from Highmore.
Judges j. Il. Mccoy and c. s Whit
ing of the supreme court, left Friday
on a trip to Washington, D. c.
Mrs, Albert Horn left Monday for
North Dakota, where she will visit
a sister who is in poor health.
Chas. Swart. Will leave the last of
the week for Sioux City to again take
his studies at Morningaide college.
State Sheriff Shanks and family
have moved TO the city from Parker
and are occupying the Platts resi-
dence.
Miss Gladys Ptnckney returned Sat
urday from Brookings where she
spent the summer at the Bartlett
home.
Mrs. r.. e. Dana of Armour, presi
dent of the Rebekah assembly, arriv-
ed Tuesday fo1 a visit with the local
chapter.
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is our new policy. Write for full
particulars Humboldt Business Col.
1ege, Minneapolis, MINI,
Fred Williams, deputy postmaster
left with his family yesterday for
Hurley, where they will visit with
Mrs. Williams parents,
Eldon Anderson went cut to Selby
Monday, where he acted as one OF
the judges in the live stock exhibi-
ton at the Walworth county fair.
Mrs. A. l.. Ryan and Mrs. Ilo Has.
we'll went to Chicago Saturday, to
accompany Patty Ryan home, the
latter coming home on p several days
furlough.
Elmer Ryan, who has spent severa
weeks at the Great Lakes training
camp, returned to that camp yester
day, after a short furlough spent al
his home here.
The large plate glass windows tc
replace those which were blown IN in
the office room of the First Nationa.
Life several weeks ago have arrived
and are being put in today.
Mr.. Ravens, an old resident of Can.
ming, passed away at the hospital las
evening, the cause OF death being ole
age. A ~son-in-law, a. f. S~eneshall
is expected today from Redlield t,
take charge Of the remains.
Spearish Mail: Miss Florence
Glen, who hes served Lawrence coun
ty as superintendent OF instruction
for four fall terms, aud who accept
ed q position in the state superintend
ent's Office at Pierre Jan. /. 1916, hai
returned to Lead and will teach i,
the public schools at that place dur
ing the ensuing school year. Mis-
Glenn's further plans are not an
nounced.
Albion Bryum, who was one of sew
eral Onida boys who enlisted in th
United States navy last spring, ha
returned to his home, having beel
discharged ct Norfolk, Va, tn
arches of his feet having broken
This caused partial paralysis of TIL
lower limbs and rendered him unG
for duty on g battleshlp. Before be
coming incapecitated he was assign
ed to tho Pennsylvania, the larges
battleship Ia the navy.
Word has been received that the su
preme court has finally decided tn
case of the Mumford heirs agains
Frank M. Rood, administrator for tina
estate, in favor of Mr.. Rood. The cas-
has been dragging. it's wa through th
courts for the past five years. Som
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