Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1914-04-23

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be held at the high school tomorrow.
Mrs. Carl Gilbert of New York City,
is a guest at the L. E. Cummings home.
Mrs. Metzger and Mrs. O'Dowd of
near Blunt, are visiting with friends in
Pierre.
Robt. Johns has returned from an
extended stay with relatives near
Van Metre.
Philo Hall was an arrival Friday
from Brookings to look after legal
business.
Mrs. M. j. Schubert was hostess to
the Neighbors at her home Saturday
afternoon.
John Hausman left yesterday for
Plankinton, where he is employed in a
tailor shop.
DR.. and Mrs. j.. B. German left
Saturday for Haiti, where they will
make their home,
Howard Harvey arrived home Sat-
urday from Bookings college for a
visit with homefolks.
P. j. Murphy, deputy state auditor,
departed Saturday for Brookings to
look after official duties. 9
A. G. Granger, republican nominee
for United States senator, was an ar
rival yesterday from Kadoka.
The first meeting of the creditors of
c. H. Leggett, bankrupt, was held be-
fore Referee Slindee yesterday.
Monday morning the state received
a draft for $500 as government aid
to the State Agricultural college.
The Baptist Aid society was enter
tanned this afternoon at the Borst
home, with Mrs. Borst as hostess.
Mrs. II. e. Kelley, Miss Hazel
Johnson and Miss Adrian Fisher of
Blunt, visited with friends here Sat-
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. P. Grandle left yes
terday for their home near Canning,
having spent several days here with
relatives.
Mrs. Elizabeth Prescott and grand.
son arrived Saturday from Bagby
Iowa, and are guests at the Hull
home north of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Martin left yes.
terday for their home at Los Angeles,
having spent several weeks here look.
ing after property interests.
A gold medal will be given by H
NJ. Reed to the class making the high
est score in the high school interclass
field meet a week from Saturday.
VIM Floyd and daughter, Miss Fran
ces, of Okobojo, and Miss Olga Wood
ruff of Babylon, N. Y, a guest at the
Floyd home, were Pierre visitors yes
terday.
Preparations are being made TO,
the erection of a new brick building
at the government Indian school
The building is to be used as employ
ees quarters.
The out door concert and dance givel
by the Capital Band Tuesday evening
proved to be a success in every par
ticular. Those present reported a mos
enjoyable time.
At the city election at Fort Pierr.
Tuesday VIM. Moore was elected
mayor, and Ezra Stroup, VIM. Haye'
and Herman Ostendorf, aldermen. Tn.
"wets" carried the election by a goot
majority.
1t is Seth T%eesdale, lawyer, now
He having successfully passed the ba:
examination held last week. He ha!
secured Office room in the Mund
building, and has entered upon tn,
practice of law.
Mesdames Flora Fuller, E. f
Swartz, R. B. Airey and M. M. Ram
er entertained a large circle of friend
at an Easter luncheon at the Swart!
!, home Friday afternoon.
On Saturday last, Sheriff Hackney o
Western county, Wyoming, was in thi
city and secured an extradition warran
for John Gloomy, wanted in Wyoming
{ on a charge of larceny of cattle. TIL
accused was then locked up in the Law
renee county Jail.
A large number of the Pierre PEG
. pie attended the preliminary contes
, in defamation, which was given a
the high school Saturday evening
by a number of students. Pierre, Fl
Pierre, Oacoma and Chamberlain viii
, compete in this contest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Ewert cele
, brated their 5Oth wedding annlvers
J ary Sunday, serving an elaborat,
dinner to their children, grandchil
dren and a few intimate friends
Those present were A. w. Ewert an,
family, w. M. Kemp and family
: Rev. Kasberg and wife, c. j. Gran
dali and wife. One son. Paul Ever