Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1914-04-02
Prof. Bowar is spending the week

Saturday for supplies.
Fred Shaw of Huron, was a BUSH
ness visitor here Monday.
Howard Harvey returned Tuesday to
his school work at Bookings.
Miss Hazel Carson is spending the
week at her home in Wolsey.
d. A. Crawford of DeSmet, was in
the city Monday on business matters.
Cheer up, its only for a couple of
weeks that the city campaign will be
on.
Guy Bushman and Earl Hartwick
are taking the school census this
week.
Attorney Chas. Barron came in
from Ipswich Saturday on legal BUSH
ness.
o. S. Basford and Adjutant General
Morris were arrivals Monday from
Redfeld.
Chas. Nicholson came down from
Redtield Saturday on a short bust
ness visit.
Miss Marguerite Brekke went to
Blunt Saturday for a visit with
friends.
The Happy Hearts Guild was enter
tanned Saturday afternoon by Mrs.
j. H. Gates.
State Land Commissioner Hopper
lie, left Monday for Douglas county on
official business.
E. f. Dorothy and son, Verne, left
Monday for a visit at Sioux City and
other Iowa points.
Mrs. M. j. Schubert entertained
the Birthday club at a one O'Clock
luncheon Tuesday.
&. Misses Kathleen and Bernice Smith
i went to Columbia last week for a
| visit with a sister.
w. A. Morris, adjutant general,
came down from Redfeld Friday on
d SuOlG UuSlueSS VlS1G.
Miss Lien, a teacher in the high
school, is spending the week with ac-
quaintances at Redfeld.
Mrs. Geo. Kienholtz and brother,
Guy Howard, of Midland, were Pierre
visitors owe Sunday.
Mrs. Arbie Pond and children ar
rived last week from Gillette, Wyo.,
for a visit at the Pond home.
Elrie Branch went to his home at
Agar Saturday after a short visit
here with his brother, Lyle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Longstaff went
to Huron Saturday, where they visit.
ed with homefolks until Tuesday,
A. l. Harlow and son left Monday
for Missoula, Mont, after a visit al
the old Harlow ranch neal Okobojo
Miss Ferol Steele, a teacher in the
city schools at Harold, is spending
the spring vacation at her home here.
Arthur Wilson came in from Hola.
bird Monday for a short visit witt
friends. Mr.. Wilson is preparing tl
move to Sioux City.
"The Pierre Hi Gumbo," the High
School paper, is out and casts muct
credit on it's editor, Miss Fanchor
Carson, and Godfrey Roberts, mana.
ger.
So early as the weather will permit
j. w. Laughlin will SOW a 30-acre
field to alfalfa with the experience
gained in a year John would become
an experimental farmer.
At the regular meeting of the BoarC
of Education Friday evening, the
present corps of teachers of the city
schools were rehired for next year
each with a raise in salary.
VIM. Grebing and John Schuhart
purchased the Klndley transfer line
last week. The new managers have
already taken possession of the bust
ness and will continue as before.
Chas. McCaffree, immigration com
missioner, went to Wolsey Saturday
where he joined the demonstration
special, which will stop at points OF
the Milwaukee, enroute to Faith.
Miss Nora Tumble submitted tt
an operation for throat trouble at the
hospital Saturday. She accompanied
her father, M. E. Tumble, to theil
home near Okobojo the first OF tn,
week.
The dairy special over the Milwau
kee system in this state started Mon
day from Aberdeen for q two week
tour. Two Of the six cars that con
stitute the train were loaded and fit
ted out by the State Agriculture
College.
Two cases were tried in the United
States court here Friday before U. S
Commissioner McCord, Walter Hen
ry and George Thomas being charged
with the sale of liquor to Indians
The former cas- vas dismissed fol
/ 49,. ty..I = o-:la,o~ .-L:lz A.. tA1 II