Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1918-06-20
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John I. Cogan passed the first of the
week with his family in Sioux Falls.
An adjourned session Of circuit court
was convened in Pierre on Tuesday.
G. K. Sellars and mother left San
day for an outing in the Black Hills,
q. S. Hedrick, state game warden,
was an arrival Tuesday from Chamber
lain.
Lieut.. Leslie Parry left today fo5
Camp Dodge, Des Moines, after a
short visit with homefolks.
Rev. H. 81. Gunderson and j. F.
Thomas were among those who at
tended the Baptist conference at
Condo.
Mrs. Newell Cutting and son arrived
from Montana today, for a visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvia of Fit.
Pierre.
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free catalogue.
The Womans' Missionary society of
the Congregational church was enter
tertained at the Lockhart home yester-
day afternoon.
Harry Robinson arrived home to-
day from Yankton for a visit with
homefolks before leaving with the
draft contingent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hegglund
left on Saturday for their home at
Los Angeles, Cal, after a several
days visit here with relatives.
George Ridgeway will arrive home
the last of the week from Sioux Falls,
He will leave next week with the
Hughes county draft contingent.
Another million men were added to
our visible fighting supply in June,
when the boys who had become of age
since last registration day, were regis
tered for service.
Harold Journal: Mrs. Francis v.
Hughes of Waukon, Iowa, arrived
MONDAY for an extended visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J.. A.
Laughlin, also her sister, Mrs. H. B..
Martin.
Harvey Hausman, Jens z. Stevens,
and George P. Graham, who were in
cluded in the last draft call, have been
put in the deferred class on account of
agricultural pursuits, and their places
were filled by Elmer Pffer, George
Sbaul and Walter Travis.
Misfortunes never come singly as
candidates with opposition will Learn
this year for the newspapers are Civ
ing their space to the government to
help put down the Huns and have to
give politics second place, SO If candi-
dates have to do their own lying this
fall they can blame the kaiser.
All men between the ages of 81 and
81 and at the gresent time in deferred
classification, whether married or
single, and not engaged in a usefuI
occupation, will be placed in class
one and sent to a training camp. 1t
will be work or fight after July /.
A. o. Stewart came to Pierre Mon
day, from his ranch home. He came
: in and started the new 4-horse road
grader, a valuable machine it is, too
8 1t is a four wheel machine and is a val
+ liable and genuine road building ma,
: chine, bought at the last meeting of tn,
board of county commissioners.
G. Fl. Bronte he will CIV,
a dance, at the ranch, north of town
a week from Saturday night, for the
9 benefit Of the Red Cross. Mr.. Front,
has a large barn where the dance will
be given, and there is little doubt bur
that a large crowd will be present. Re
freshments will be served and goot
music is to be furnished.
Milbapk Review: Mrs. Arthur Full
/. Ter and children. wife of Lieut.. Col
Arthur Fuller, who had been visitin,
for two OF three months past at tn,
] Thad D. Fuller home in this city, de
parted last Saturday morning TO
, Washington, D. c.. where the bus
band and father is located. Mis-,
, Margaret Martens accompanied then
!. to Washington to assist Mrs. Fuller
in caring for the children.
' Onida Waterman: The case of tn,
: State VS.. Harry Jackson on q statu
tory charge preferred by a daughtel
! of Thos. Murphy of Fairbank, wa
held in Juvenile court before Judg,
: Eager Friday afternoon. On accoun
. of its sensational and s%al1cious natur,
7 the case was heard behind CLOSED
: doors, and resulted in the defendan,
being bound over to the next term O
y circuit court, being returned to tb,
Hughes county Jail at Pierre in de
fault of bonds. Atty. Martens q