Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-06-07
Gov. Norbeck left Tuesday for Red

business IN Plerre tuesday.
Miss Lucille TPettyjohn spent Sun
day at her home at Harold.
Miss Genevieve Baden of Blunt,
visited with Pierre friends Tuesday.
M. r. Hinckley and family of Ho.
ven. visited III the city over Sunday.
Ed Warne and sister. Miss Theo-
dosia, were in the city Saturday from
Shiloh.
Mrs. ]. l. O'Donnell and family
left Saturday for their new home at
Toxic, N. d..
Mrs Chas Elrod seturned last week
from St. Paul, where she visited a
daughter.
Fay Hockett came in from the
MORGAN river country Sunday for a
short stay in the city.
Miss Fern Fisher arrived Saturday
from Los Angeles, Cal, for a visit at
the G. S. Fisher home.
Geo. Chapman, one of the old time
farmers near Sansarc, passed Tuesday
and Wednesday in the city.
Gail Davis arrived from Ottum wa,
Iowa, and went out into Sully coun-
ty for a visit with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Ferrin returned
Sunday from a two weeks visit with
relatives at Cherokee, Iowa.
Mrs. Aletha Hyde went to her home
at Onida Monday. having been re-
leased from the hospital here.
Judge Gates left Friday for a short
visit In Aberdeen going from there to
Enemy Swim on a fishing trip.
M. Gorham OF the colored colony
of Sully county, left Friday for a
visit at bis old home in Tennessee.
Miss Florence Glenn of the state
educational department, has gone to
Aberdeen on business for that depart
ment.
Miss Ruth Checker arrived home
Tuesday from Mellen, Wis, where
abe has taught in the city schools the
past year.
: Rev. Father M lizard arrived Friday
from Huron and has entered upon his
duties as priest of the Catholic church
in this city.
Now is about the time we should
begin to have some s%easonable wealth.
er if our early crops are to be up to
the standard.
2 Geo. Huney arrived last week from
Rochester, Mimi, for a visit with his
brother, b. f. Huney, who has been
quite i'll of late.
Joe Finder came up from Canning
Saturday to get a fine bunch of white
| faced steers, which he purchased
from II. 6. Jaynes.
/ Aaron Robinson, one of the prosper
Gus farmers residing near Clifton. wa;
t in the city Tuesday to meet "a daughtel
who arrived from Colorado for a visit
G. II. Lugg, state superintendent
: went to Aberdeen Monday where ht
delivered an address at the opening
: Of a joint teachers institute, CON
prlsing thirteen counties.
Poultry growers say the rains ant
cold weather are pretty tough OF
r young chickens, and the chicken,
amount to something az there ar
thousands being raised this year.
I Many persons are tina
n the green and tender tops of many
vegetables, such as radishes, turnips
celery and beets are excellent cooked
as greene, or even as additions t
salads.
$ Miss Edith Mott, who has attende
T school here the past year, left Saturda
le for her home at Jacksonville, Florida
=, Miss Mott is a neice of Miss Gibson
who was commercial instructor in tn
r high school.
Mrs. j. +. Burris and daughter
Miss Gertrude, arrived from Mead
: county today and will remain in tn
city for a visit at the SatterIee home
), Mr.. Bnrris and son, Frank, will al
rive later in the week.
m The automobile dealers are selling
agood many machines this year, most {
v them being the higher priced machines
The stores, also have been selling NOR
high priced goods this spring than here
%tofore; this indicates prosperity anon
the people.
!, Rev. Address of,the Congregation
al church, left yesterday for a shol
visit with a daughter at Yankto
college and from there will start O
his chautauqua lecture tour to point
in this state, Iowa, Missouri, Okls
homa and other states. He will r,
turn to his pastorate here abor
= Sept. /. In the meantime his pu
mir will hn nannnia1 I'm ,orio;,