Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-06-07
LOCAL NEWS

Sunday in the city with homefolks.
Irons Orchestra will play for a
dance at the Locke hotel tonight.
Miss Kathleen Smith has accepted
a position as clerk at the freight
depot.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Coates, who re.
side at Canning, passed Saturday in
this city.
Fletcher lvey was taken to the hos
pital last week with symptoms of
poisoning.
q George Evenson of De Grey, sub.
mitted to an operation at the hospi-
tai last week.
Miss Nina Sternd left the first of
the week for Aberdeen, where she
will attend summer school.
Miss Helen La Croix, a teacher IN
the city schools departed Saturday
for her home at Nauvoo, III.
Miss Estelle Shane of the state
t%reasurers department., left Saturday
for a visit at her home at Mt. Vernon.
Miss Genevieve Staley, who has
attended school at Aberdeen the past
year, has returned to her home near
the city.
Misses Aiine Cummins and Edith
' Jacobsen who have attended the State
University the past year, arrived home
Tuesday.
A marriage license was issued by
Clerk Of Courts Siindee yesterday to
Roy Nolt of Onida, and Louise Pear
son of Blunt,
Mrs. Ross Miller and Mrs. Cor
nelyson entertained a circle OF
friends at the ST. Charles Sa turday
afternoon.
Miss Mildred Eager arrived home
today from Stephan, Mimi, where she
has taught music in the schools the
past year.
The Camp Fire Girls, accompanied
by Misses Olander and Mccoy, have
gone u to the Dorothy ranch for a
week 8 stay.
Mrs. l.. f. Harding went to Aber-
deem Friday, where she is spedp
the week with her daughter ..
Frank Bedding.
The members of Company A were
served with ice cream and cake at the
Dorothy home following their drill
work Monday evening.
Miss Marie Seidlinger of the state
department has gone to Brandon,
Mimi, where she will spend several
weeks with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wilson left
Friday tor Chicago for a visit with
a son, Myron, who is at the Greal
Lakes Naval Training station.
Miss Edith AndiDg went to Yank
ton Sunday to take in the Commence
ment exercises at the college there
and to visit her sister, Miss Mar,
guerite.
Miss Mary Walton Of the state
hand commissioners office, left las
week for Huron where she Joined hei
mother for a trip to points in Cali
fornia,
Maurice Starr, brother of C. j. Star.
of this city. will move to the city from
Cody, Wyo., and will associate himsel
in the furniture business here with hi
brother.
The marriage of Miss Emma l.
Davies, a teacher in the city school.
the past year. and Lynn e. Oldake
of this city will take place at tn
home of the bride at Renville, MINI.
on June %.
Mrs. j. Fl. Gropengeiser came owe.
from Onida Saturday for a short Wis
it at the home of Mrs. Nola Brown
She was accompanied home by Har
old Brown who will visit there.
Considering the present high price
of all farm products, farmers canno
$50 NAlOAA W III IN oIl pIOLCSGIO
in the shape of hail Insurance. For
well established, reliable company Civ
ing lowest rates. see John w. Laughlir
Cold weather has been mainly re
sponsible for retarding the growth Q
vegetation during the past week. Cor
appears promising at the present time
Warm weather would be beneficial t
the soil as it contains abundant mois
ture.
II you dom think it pays to advel
tise. ask the churches. They hav
something doing all the time worthy 9
being made known and the results {
publicity stimulate more demand fc
news. The people want to know VIII
are doing things in this day.
Mr.. and Mrs. D.. w. Lyman an
family and Grandma LYMAN left n