Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-04-10
Ara Wallace returned last week

J. H Davy returned Monday from
an extended trip south.
Mrs. F. F. Reich spent Sunday with
her parents at Philip.
/ Mrs. T. A. Campbell was released
from the hospital Sunday.
! Claude Thatcher entered the hosp,-
tai for treatment Saturday.
Miss Leet returned last week from
a visit at her home in Volga.
A. McCullon came up from Miller
Monday on short business trip.
Ray Howard of Huron, spent Sun.
] day here, the guest of home folks.
| f. A. McMacken was in the city
from Okobsjo for supplies Saturday
The Luther League was entertain
ed Friday evening by Mrs. G. I. Mel.
son.
E. B Lee arrived home Friday from
Deadwood, where he visited his son,
Forest.
Mrs. Harry Thompson came up
from Canning Saturday on shop.
ping trip.
Miss Winifred Ridgway returned
Sundy from a visit at Chicago and
Elgin, Ill.
q. S. Basford and wife went to
Huron Saturday for visit with their
daughter. Mrs. Barr.
Mrs. Lyons, teacher in domestic
science, returned Saturday from a
vacation trip to Fargo.
Miss Agnes O'Connors returned
Saturday from weeks visit with a
sister at Belle Fourche.
Mrs. Dixon and children arrived
Monday from Mitchell, and will take
up their residence here.
N. j. Neary arrived last week from
Lead and will work for the Western
Union as telegraph operator.
Capt. johnson arrived last week
from Minneapolis and will again hole
Salvation Army meetings.
/ Fred Rademacher left Saturday fol
his home at Garretson, called there
by the illness of his mother.
| F. E. Downer has moved his pan
torium to the building recently va
Gated by Lucas and Carson.
| Mrs. Larson arrived Monday from
Fremont, Neb., for visit with hel
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. WEIGH.
The 2.year old son of August Erick
son, who was operated on Friday fol
an ailment of the head, died Monday
/ &C Moulton returned SATURDAY
from Hot Springs, where hehas spen
several months at the Soldiers Home
i Arbor day is on the 22nd of thi
month, but there is no law compel
ling you to wait until then to plant I
tree.
4 M. A. Adams returned from Onids
Saturday, where he went to attend
the releasing of state lands in Sull,
county.
Mesdames Ed. Sutton and Jan,
4 Black came in from Laurel Friday
4 The latter entered the hospital TO
treatment.
|. Fred johnson, who was hit in tn,
eye some time ago with a nail, lief
Friday for Rochester, where he will
receive treatment.
! Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Harvey wen
to Sioux Falls Tuesday. where the,
went as delegates to the State Evan
gelical Sunday School convention.
\ The Womans club is endeavorinl
to organize children's organization
"The Tree Planters of America ,
This is the first organization of it
kind in the state.
4 DR.. Stevenson the we'll known eve
i ear, nose and throat specialist o
Sioux Falls, will be in Pierre
Wednesday, April 23rd, atthe Lock
4 Hotel. Glasses also fitted correctly
i Judge Hughes convened regula
term of the circuit court in Sull,
county on Tuesday. Thu calendar i
short. and it is thought the bushes
of the term will be disposed of today
I Watertown Opinion: Mrs. C. z
! Titus left this morning for Pierr
I over the Northwestern to which poin
4 their household goods have been sen
and where they will make their flu
ture home.
Articles Of Incorporation have bee
filed for Black Hills Cyanide Machin
cry company. at Deadwood with capi
tai of 10000. Incorporators, Jas
/ Hogarth. VIM. G. Carr. VIM. L. Faust
Henry NJ. Grim, ". S. Elder, all o
Rapid City.
i Supplement the excellent natura
grasses of this section with alfalfa
corn silage, millet hay and there ar