Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-06-14

MRS. "A. ga Eerrin.
Miss Grace Sullivan spent Sunday
with friends at Harold. =
Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan Dotson have NOV
ed from the city to Rapid City.
Miss Ruth Bonsey has returned
from the Vermillion university.
Will Heck returned Saturday from
a couple of weeks stay at Huron.
Miss Gertrude Address returned
home Saturday from Yankton col
lege.
Miss Delta Trumbo went to Huron
Tuesday, where she will attend sum.
mer school.
w. II. Matter returned Saturday
from a short visit with relatives at
Huron.
Miss Margaret Campbell has gone
to Ogilvie, Mimi, for a visit with
her parents.
w. N. Van Camp, insurance com
missioner, spent Sunday at his home
at Highmore.
For efficiency and reliability phone
Daniel p. Brown, Fort Pierre, S. d.,
the piano tuner.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. F. Sammis have
moved to their home in East Pierre
for the summer.
}. e. Slindee, clerk of courts, has
gone to Adams, Mimi, for a visit
with homefolks.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Fl. McCord left Sun
day for Hot Springs, to attend the
grand lodge meeting.
Leo Heck, who has attended the
state university the past year., arriv-
ed home Saturday.
Miss Edna Holm has gone to Man
dan, N. D., where she has accepted a
position as st~epographer.
Miss Amy Knudston of Grafton,
NJ D., is a guest at the Junkman
home in Chappelle township.
The state convention of Graduate
Nurses association is being held i'm
the city today and tomorrow.
Next week is Red Cross Week.
Show your patriotism by adding
your name Al a member of the Red
Cross society.
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See John w. Laughlin tor crop hail
insurance. The companies in which he
writes risks, all pay Immediately, in
case Of loss
L. ". Fifeld of Yankton, spoke at
the Congregational church Sunday.
Mr.. Fifeld ie a representative of
Yankton college.
Mrs. X G. Greer and son, Leslie.
have returned to their home at Blunt
after making their home here dur
ing the school year.
j. f. Rurris and son, Frank arriy.
ed yesterday from Meade county.
MT Buaris and family will remain
in the city until fall.
Rev. Brockmueller, presiding elder
OF the Evangelical church of this dis
trlct, occupied the pulpit at the Evan
gelical church Sunday.
I'll, M. Gardnes is acting as night
policeman during the absence of
Pollceman Gassoway, who is taking
part in this [iremen's tournament at
Rapid City this week.
Postmaster James Holm and his
able p%ostoffice force have begun a
campaign in behalf of the Red Cross
society, and the result is certain to be
all that is expected. Mr.. Holm has
started out to raise $500 for the society
and he will do it.
Complaint was lodged in Justice
Llndbloom's court on Tuesday, charg-
ing j.. a. Zimmerman, residing near
Canning, with having sold alcoholic
liquors in violation of the statutes. An
officer was was sent out for him. Tim.
norman was brought in and also IA
gallons of emotional insanity. He was
held to the circuit court, upon a cash
bond.
Call and investigate our new insur-
ance, you cannot afford to be without
it. We write hail insurance for several
companies, q. M. LIVINGSTONE,
Pierre, So. Oak.
Capa Hustler: Never had an idea
that alfalfa al so tough a plant as
we discovered it to be. This spring
we plowed up an alfalfa patch in our
garden to raise potatoes. The alfalfa
seems to have greatly profted by the
operation. for at present it has a bet
ter stand than before and the patch
now feeds a mixture of alfalfa and
potatoes.
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