Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-07-05
LOCAL NEWS

urday for a visit with friends.
q. G. Bennett arrived home Mon
day from a business visit to southern
points.
Mrs. Frank Core was released from
the hospital Monday.
Miss Agnes Bum went out to Mid.
land Sunday for a short visit with
friends.
Mrs. S. A. LaBarre returned Friday
from a a visit with the Potts family at
Sioux City.
MI. and Mrs. Gus Julian left Sat
urday for a wedding trip to Black
Hills points.
The Marriage of Mabel Hansen
Gowell and Gus Julian took place in
this city last week.
Edward Hengel went to Sioux City
Tuesday where he joined his wife
who is visiting there.
DR.. L. F. Riggs and wife have O
ed from the st. Charles to the Ewert
residence on Grand Avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Thatcher and
Children returned Friday from a visit
with relatives at points in Iowa.
H. r. Horner left Saturday for
Dresbach, Mimi, where he Joined
Mrs. HOrner at their summer home.
Theodore Spoonemore of Sansarc,
is at the hospital for treatment, hav.
ing been bitten by a ra%ttlesnake last
week.
A marriage license war issued by
Clerk of Courts Slindee Monday to
Miss Eureka Exc of Blunt, and Viii.
liam Eller of Onida.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Ferrin and chill
dren returned from Huron Sunday,
where they attended a-meeting of
state veterinarians.
Miss May Redmond, who has
taught the kindergarten classes of
the city schools the past year, left
Saturday for her home at Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. X. .Cornelyson have
gone to Madison to reside, at which
point Mr.. Corneiyson will make his
headquarters as state bank examiner.
These cool nights make it very
pleasant to sleep, but they are not
the kinds of nights that cause the
corn and other crops to grow as they
should.
State Land Commissioners N. E.
Night and wife. Mrs. Josef Steiner
and daughter went to Watertown Sat-
urday, where they spent the Fourth
with friends.
1t has been annocnced that the Sioux
Falls brewery will remain in operation,
having revised its equipment for the
manufacture of a non-alcoholic bever-
age known as Uno.
The County Board of Commission
ers met in quarterly session Tuesday.
After a day 8 session an adjournment
was had until Thursday, when the
usual grind of business begun.
j. L. MCGEE, veterinarian, was ar
rested Monday on complaint OF the
states attorney charged with prac-
tlclng without a license. He was
given a hearing and bound over until
tho navf form of oo,rt
Because Of sufficient moisture and
sunshiny weather, all crops have TAX
en- on a new life. Reports from var
ious agricultural districts of South
Dakota, Iowa, Wisconsin and Illinois
are most encouraging.
Half Journeys are wasted-but ii
you take a course in the Mankato
Commercial college you will be pre-
pared to bring your journey to a sue
cessful termination. We want to
tell you about it and to send you our
catalog. Write for it today.
The marriage of Miss Hazel Philip
of Fort Pierre, we'll known in this
city. and A. HI. Leonard of Stillwat.
or. Mimi, took place at the Philip
ranch near Fort Pierre Monday
morning. Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard
will go to st. Paul to reside, follow.
ing q short %wndding trip.
A contemporary evidently disgust
ed with the actions Of some of their
visitors penned the following: Parties
visiting a printing Office should bear
In mind that it is just as iil-mannered
to look at a proof sheet or read the
type al it is to go into the kitchen
and look into the pots to see what
they are going to have for dinner
Elk.
CIV. Sullivan returned Tuesday from
Elwood, Haakon county, where he had
been to promote an exchange of prop
critics. MIR. Sullivan stated that crops
along his route of travel promised an
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