Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-09-20

A son was born at the hospital
Monday to Mr.. and Mrs. II, Marso
of Harold.
MI. and Mrs. Chris Hirning left
Tuesday for a visit with relatives in
North Dakota.
Dean Starkey has so far recovered
from his recent operation as to be
about town today.
Miss Grace SatteIlee returned Sun
day from a several days visit at Hur-
on and Washington,
b. Il. Wood was in the city from
Washington Monday with a couple of
prospective land buyers.
e. w. Fischer and family left by
auto Tuesday for California, where
they may decide to locate.
John I. Cogan of Sioux Falls was in
Pierre today. He was en- route to at
tend the Stanley county fair.
Leo ellis came up from Usage, To-,
the first of the week and is a guest at
the home of his brother, E. j. ellis.
Bob Bagby collided with a horse a
few days ago, and had his auto badly
wrecked, 80 says the Onida Waterman.
Mrs. Myra Lockhart has accepted a
position as s%tenographer to the code
revision board, taking up the work on
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. G. Allen arrived to-
day from Cherokee, Iowa, for a visit at
the home of the formers sister, Mrs.
f. E. Hits.
Mrs. O. N. Hoyt, member of the
Woman's Investigating board, has
gone to the eastern part of the state on
official duties.
The Goth annual meeting of the
Central Association of Congregations
al Churches and Ministers opened in
Pierre yesterday.
Miss Katherine Marso, teacher in
voice. violin and cello, has returned to
the city from Chicago and has again
opened up her studio.
Mrs. F. M. McBeth departed Tues
day for her home at Sioux City after
a several weeks visit with her sister,
Mrs. Frank Glowczewsky.
Mrs. l, B. Linstad arrived home
Saturday from Madison, this state,
where she spent several weeks with
her son, Capt. Otto B. I.instad.
A meeting Of the Child C%onserva-
ton leagne was held at the library
Tuesday evening. The work and
plans for the year we're up for dis
cussion.
The remains of the late Mrs. r. l..
Kelley were taken to Minneapolis Mon
day for cremation. They were accom-
panied by Mr.. Kelley and son and
daughter.
j. A. Llndstrom of Winthrop, Mimi.
has entered upon his duties as manager
for the Atlas Lumb r company to sue
coed b. W. Fischer, who has gone tc
California.
Herbert Hepperle went to Enreka
last week for a visit with homefolks.
He will go from that point to Vermil.
lion to take up his studies at the uni.
versity.
Sheriff j. w. Laughlin is certainly &
grower of choice potatoes. He exhib.
tied one yesterday taken from his gar
den that weighed one pound and nine
OUNCES.
Arlington Sun: A potato grown
around a bone WAS found in his pota.
to patch by Sam Miller yesterday and
brought to Parmalea & Reeds office,
Somebody has already called 1t Bona.
parte.
On October 3. Mrs. l.. A. thinner.
man, residing 2 miles north of Canning
will sell her personal effects and house.
hold goods at public sale. Free lunch
at IL o'clock; sale opens at noon.
Judge G. S. Policy bought the dwell.
ing horse just west of the old Hattir
store building, and is having the same
moved to his ranch property in Sully
county, a distance of IS miles.
John Hirning, state bank examiner,
reports that he has completed q set.
Element with G. H. Rowley, a stock,
holder in the defunct Farmers State
Bank at Cresbard. by which the
claims against that institution viii.
be settled in full.
The Office force of the state railway
department were entertained at thu
Ustrud home Monday evening as q
farewell to Miss Lulu Fellows, who
has severed her connections with tina
department and has returned to he
home at Sioux Falls.
Forest City Press: Freddie LaPIan
and aJstar Miaa I.nci1a aconnponio