Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-06-28

Miss Florence Brown spent Sunday
with friends ct Fauikton.
Miss Jesse McCallag has returned
home from q visit at Huron.
Manager Barnes of the Newport
Cafe has gone to Huron for q visit.
A. v. Livingstone came over from
Onida Monday on a short visit to
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Beck spent Sun
day with the latter's parents near
Harold.
Attorney B. s. Payne has gone to
Black Hills points on professional
business.
Miss Marjorie Smith arrived today
from C%enterville for "a visit at the
Starr home.
Mrs. E. j. Gillis is planning to pay
a visit to the parents of her husband at
Usage, Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn Oldaker arriv-
ed home last week from a short we'd
ding trip east.
81. G. Qusckenbush went to Huron
Monday to attend a meeting of the
state bankers.
Miss Clara Bowen returned yester-
day from Baltimore, where she spent
several months.
Mrs. C. NJ. Hollister and mother,
Mrs. Reustls, visited with friends at
Blunt yesterday.
Mrs. S. A. Travis and daughter and
son departed yesterday for . visit
with relatives in Chicago.
The Black and Yellow Trail boost
ers will hold An enthusiastic meeting
at Brookings tomorrow.
Miss Minnie Cox, who is employed as
s~tenographer in a bank at Kadoka,
passed Saturday in this city.
Mrs. G.. N. Putnam was released
from the hospital Tuesday and has
returned to her home at Quinn.
P.J. Murphy, president of the Farm
ers' State Bank of Onids, registered at
the st. Charles Hotel here on Sunday.
The ladies'. of the Catholic church
will hold an ice cream social on the
lawn at the Workman home this
evening.
Mrs. John Hirning, Who has spent
several days. here with relatives, de-
parted Tuesday for her home at Hir-
reid.
The young son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Putnam was brought to the
city from Fielder Tuesday for medi-
cal treatment.
j, K. Cornelysop, who has been q
clerk with the statA banking depart
ment, has been transferred to the
state examining board.
Gumbo Ia the name of a new town
which has sprung up in the western
part of the state 1t is locatec at an
interior point in Meade county.
The members of Company 1 of Rap
id City, who are stationed at the
railroad bridge, will give a dance at
the Auditorium this evening.
The Exemption board for Hughes
county as appointed by Gov. Norbeck
and passed on by the officials at Wash
ington is P. F. Mcclure, Albert
Wheelon and DR.. G. M. Hollister, all
of Pierre.
Easy roads do not lead to ease. but
a course in the Manketo Commercial
College will open to you The Road to
Success. Will you take it and follow
it? If this suggestion appeals to you
send for our catalog. 1t is free.
Mrs. j. o. Douglas of Emerson,
Neb., and j. C. Rhodes of Red Oak,
Iowa, arrived Monday for . visit
with their mother. Mrs. Rhodes, who
makes her home here with her dsugh-
sOas MA0s IL W. IG06u.
The Eastern Star entertained at the
hall last evening in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. +. P. FArr. who will leave short
~ for Hot Springs, where Mr.. Farr
will take up his duties as Command
ant at the State Soldiers homo.
The local Red Cross society it their
canvass of the city last week for con-
tributions and fees for membership for
the society have collected in the neigh.
borhood of $1,000. a portion of which
goes to the National Red Cross society
fund.
Redfeld Press: We suppose the alb
breviated costumes worn by the girls
in all the Sunday newspapers now-s-
days have for their object the teach
Ing of economy by precept, and the
saving Of ink for the printer. Other
wise justification is difficult to
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