Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-07-19
A son was born today to Mr.. and Mrs

Mr.. and Mrs. Ed PuTSall.
Judge w. w. Soule of Rapid City,
passed Tuesday in Pierre.
A. w. Ewert has gone to the Twin
Cities on business matters:
Attorney Virgil LaughlinT of Tripp,
IS in the city for a visit with homefolks.
Palmer Gilbertson left the fore part
OF the week for a fishing trip to Lake
Andes.
Louis Mehlman was called to Chi
cage Monday by the Illness of his
mother.
Mrs. George Traver came up from
Highmore Sunday for a visit with
friends.
Judge L. E. Gafry returned Monday
from a business trip to Omaha and
other points.
Is S. Payne, assistant attorney
general, has gone to Watertown on
oiiiS'ai Su@iGGt
Mrs. Mary Miliigan Of Philip. passed
away at the hospital Monday, following
a p~araletic stroke.
j. r.. Henry and family arrived
home Sunday from an auto trip to
Black Hills points.
Henegar's Harp orchestra will fur.
nish music for a dance at the st.
Charles Saturday evening.
Miss MelittA Odemark left Tuesday
for Norfolk, Neb., where she has en-,
tered 81 training school for nurses.
Mrs. D.. t. Nelson and daughter re-
turned home Tuesday from an ex-
tended visit with relatives at Brook
ings.
The local ball team went 10 Preaho
Sunday, where they were defeated
by that team in q lively gane that
day.
Frank Ingham and family will leave
Monday for Huron, where he has &C.
cepted a position as clerk at the ROYAL
hotel.
Hose Company No. 2 will hold an ice
cream social at the hose house tomor-
row evening. The public is cordially
invited.
Geo. Fallon left Tuesday for a visit
at Buffalo Gap, following which he will
resume his work in the state securities
department.
Mrs. c. *. Morton and daughter,
Mrs. Howey of Highmore, were guests
at the IL. p. Williams and McCord
homes I'VE Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Lane arrived
today from a wedding trip to points
east. Mr.. and Mrs. Lane will make
their home in Pierre,
In the first bali of 1917 there were
more cars registered in South Dakota
than in all of last year The figure al
the opening of July, 1917, was SIS, O0(
cars.
Mrs, Langeland of Howard, and
Mrs. Torkelson of Bristol, mother anc
sister of Mrs. II. NJ. Gardner, returned
Tuesday from a visit with relatives al
Onida.
A small fire at the Otto P7les hon {
this afternoon called out the fire de.
partment. The blaze started from
an electric iron and did slight dam
age.
The marriage of Miss Hilda Slenga
J of this city and Sam fillmore OF
Grandlield, took place at Philip last
week. Mr.. and Mrs. fillmore viii.
reside on the groom's ranch 9
G%randfeld.
During a heavy storm which passed
through Roberts county last week, the
Muskegon, the largest boat on Bic
Stone lake. was capsizsd, taking with
it the toll of seven lives, out of the
nine passengers.
MluldIlU MAIL. MISS COS Oh WaSCa
1s now employed as stenographer in the
Midland State Bank. She came dow1
from Wasta Saturday and entered upo
her new work at once. She is a niece
of J. f. Mcclure, president OF tina,
bank.
Leon Vandawarka took the govern
: ment wool to Gettysburg behind Mr.
Congdon's tractor, to be shipped t,
Huron. 1t weighed something nea.
$500 pounds, and with some shee,
pelts brought the handsome sum O
approximately 500 0 .OO. Forest Cit,
Press.
Now as far as the Ledger is concern
ed, it does not are how many barrel
of wine, beer or whiskey one may hav,
in his cellar, but it would advise tn
owner not to be too lavish in its use
for if they do the hob-goblins will pc
!, them lure as shooting Trip Ledger
/ Mira Martha Paialay nf Iaov die