Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1914-03-26
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0Aoht was al dlIifdl odtuE-
day from Deadwood.
r. B. Lee returned Saturday from
a weeks visit at Deadwood.
Hon. Chas. Ii. Burke returned Sum
day from a trip over the state.
Edward Jordan has accepted a posi-
tlon as clerk at the Riverview.
w. II. Ryder of Highmore, visited
over Sunday at the Dotson home.
E. +. Dorothy was t%ransacting bust
ness matters in Sioux City Monday.
Arthur Hegglund went 10 Minnea-
polls Saturday on a short vacation
trip.
b. F. Dorothy went to Sioux City
Saturday to purchase a shipment of
cattle.
Frank Glasner, state secretary,
Went to Tyndall Saturday to remain
over Tuesday.
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Alexandria Saturday.
Mrs. H. M. Derr entertained a num-
Der of friends at. bridge at the St.
Charles Saturday.
Miss Leona Davis came up from
her school near Canning Saturday for
an over Sundays visit.
President Gage of Huron College,
spoke to the members of the high
school Friday afternoon.
Judge E, G. Smith of the supreme
court, is spending the week at his
former home at Yankton.
Miss Grace Guernsey, who teaches
school near Rousseau, visited over
Sunday with Mrs. Spargur.
j. A. Erwin arrived Saturday from
Iowa points, leaving for his ranch
near Sansarc, Stanley county.
Mrs. Hardwlck and daughter of
Onida, visited over Sunday here with
her sons, Earl and Will Hardwick.
Mrs. B. d. Dickey returned Mon.
day from a several months visit with
a daughter at Francitas, Mexico.
Mrs. 1. E. Kirby arrived Saturday
from LeMars, Iowa, to attend the
funeral of her sister, Miss Ida Hatch.
Chas. McCaffree, immigration com
missioner, went to his home at How
ard Saturday to remain there over
Tuesday.
S. S. Ruble, undertaken, went to
Onida Tuesday, where he had charge
of the funeral of Mr.. Ripley, ST., who
died Sunday.
DR.. w. H. Tweedle left Sunday for
Chicago, where he attended the
50th anniversary of the Illinois State
Dental society.
The final game in the girls basket
ball team will be played this evening
at the High school, the winners to
receive the silver loving cup for the
year.
j. w. McCullen arrived Saturday
from Fargo, N. D., where he has
spent several months. He will leave
the last of the week on his return
trip.
Salem high school won the basket
ball h championship of South Dakota at
the Huron college tournament Saturday
night, and received the silver loving
cup.
Walter Henley, who was called
home by the illness of Lis mother,
departed Saturday for Lincoln, Neb.,
to accept a position as civil engineer.
Mrs. Henley is somewhat improved
in health.
An effort is being made to I'll up
the ranks of the 18th cavalry at Fort
Meade. Forty recruits have been
brought from Columbus and others
will be brought from different parts
of the state.
Sioux City Journal, "a: A large
party of Hollanders passed through
Sioux City yesterday enroute to Les
terville, S. D. None of the immi-
grants could speak or understand
English.
Country papers are printing items
about the balmy spring weather which
is prevailing and the snow disappear
ing. Autos are seen running in some
sections every day, in fact, there has
been no time the past winter but
what the roads were in shape for
automobile travel in many parts of
the state.
The Sully County Bank at Onida
is encouraging children to be thrifty
by trying to have every child born in
the county become a depositor at the
bank. The parents are asked to re-
port at the bank, and they are given
a certificate of deposit for the child
to which they are asked to contribute
all they can. Whatever the par
onts do or fail RI IN tho dan0sit will