Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-09-13
LOCAL NEWS

Minneapolis for a visit with a son.
Mrs. HI. Sellers returned Sunday from
a visit to friends in Custer, this state.
Mrs. C. d. Gilreath returned Fri
day from a visit with friends at
Huron.
Dean Starkey submitted to an opera
ton for appendicitis at the hospital last
Saturday.
Chas. l.. Hyde, Jr., went oyer to
Huron on Wednesday to see the big
state fair.
Miss Josephine Burke has returned
from an extended visit at points in
Washington.
Miss Dorothy Dudley left Monday
for Dubuque, Iowa, where she will
attend school.
Godfrey M. Roberts is home from
Deadwood. where he served on the fed
eral grand jury.
Herbert Gregory has returned from
the fair at Huron, where he has been
during the week.
The state examining board began
work Monday on the papers from the
last examinations.
Miss Louise Gleckler departed Satur-
day for Lead, where she will teach dur
ing the present year.
Mrs. Ira Taylor was taken to the hos
pital Monday morning. believed to be
suffering from typhoid.
Gov. NOrbeck went to Kennebec
Friday. where he delivered an ad-
dress before a large gathering.
Miss Marie Moore and Katherine
Straight left Monday for Yankton,
where they will attend college.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Dupree we're in
Pierre on Monday, bringing their chill
dren to the Indian Industrial school.
Mrs. Melitta Ruble left Monday
for Chicago, where she will again
take up her studies in kindergarten
work.
The term of Federal Court will be
held in this city on october 2, at the
federal court rooms in the post Office
building.
Fred Mueller of the state insur
ance department, left Saturday for
Denver. Colo, to look after official
business.
p. w. Dougherty has gone to Chica.
go to attend a hearing on railroad mat
tiers. He was accompanied by Mrs
Dougherty.
Mrs. M. P. Goodner and children
arrived Friday from Seattle, Wash.
for a visit with her parents, Mr.. and
G. H. Burke.
Wheat is running all the way from
10 to 20 bushels. barley 20 to 40 bush.
els, oats % TO 60 bushels in this END
of the country.
The Haverly Cafe has opened a
dining DON in connection with their
restaurant, having fitted up the
building adjoining them onthe south
Boyd M. Barney sustained an injury
yesterday; three ribs were broken, as
the result of being run into by an auto
while riding a bicycle. Mr.. Barney is
under the direction and care of a doctor,
but is mending
When you get threshed it is a good
plan to call and see the printer. He
needs q little money TO get the neces
saries with, and wheat at So. 20 ought
to induce you to come in and get &C
qualnted with the editor.
Mrs. w. NJ. Kemp is the proud pos.
SCISSOR of q new Overland automobile
which her brother, Paul Rwert
of Joplin, Mo-, has given her as
gift to celebrate his good fortune in
owning some zinc mines.
Roscoe Bagby came up from Huron
last week for a visit with relatives
and friends. Mr.. Bagby will leave
Saturday for Fort Riley, Kan, with
the men drafted from Beadle county
where they will go into training.
Rev. Address of the Congregations
church gave his lecture on "Heirs of
the Commonwealth" at the church
Friday evening. His address was
very impressive and was largely at.
tended. State Superintendent Luge
presided at the meeting.
The marriage of Francis Hughes OF
Fort Pierre and Miss Ruby Laughlin OF
Harold took place in Fort Pierre or
Saturday. The young people are vel
known and begin married life under the
brightest hopes. The Free Press hopes
that life to them will ever turn its
brightest side.
At the close of the meeting of the
state librarians held in Pierre last
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