Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1914-09-17

Ut. 8. M. Hart is up from Blunt to-
day on professional matters.
h. f. Clifford and wife left yester
day for a visit with relatives at Mil.
Ter.
Little Virgil Livingstone has been
sick this week, but is reported as bet
ter.
u. M Livingstone spent a couple
OF days at Huron, taking in the State
fair.
Mrs. L. b. Andrews returned today
from a visit with a daughter at White
Horse.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Johnston are
sper ding a few days with friends at
Midland,
The management of the Locke will
give a dance next Friday night at the
Locke hotel.
immigration Commissioner Chas.
McCaffree and family returned today
from Huron.
Walter Rowe and family left today
by auto for their new home at Eu.
gene, Oregon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Brown of As
sumption, H., arrived today for q
visit in Pierre.
Fred Hepperle, commissioner of
school and public lands, spent yester-
day in Aberdeen.
Guy Kelley returned this morning
from q vacation trip to the eastern
part of the state.
Miss Ethyln Walsh went to Mid
land Saturday, g which place she
will teach school.
F. r. Hyde of Winnipeg, Canada,
is spending a few days with his broth
, er, Chas. l.. Hyde.
William Hickey, deputy U. S.
marshal, was here Saturday ON Off
cial business from Huron.
Quite a number of hunting parties
lave been out this week, and report
wild game as plentiful.
w. R. Wood of Minneapolis, is in
the city today, checking over the
Western Union office.
Chas. Stevenson of Midland, was
in the city yesterday attending to
! some business matters.
Guy Ericsson returned this morn
ing from a several weeks stay in the
eastern part of the state.
Mrs. Carla Binford is in from Les
lie for a visit with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Emmett Cole.
The Pierre Indian school will open
Monday and a larger attendance is
looked for this year than before.
Some of the young people will give
a "War Time, Hard Time dance at
the st. Charles tomorrow evening.
Midland Mail: S. S. Ruble of Pierre
spent Saturday in town arranging and
furnishing his undertaking parlors
here.
j. b. Derby, superintendent Of In
dian farming of Cherry Creek, was in
the city yesterday on some business
matters.
Howard Harvey left yesterday for
Brookings, to resume his studies at
the college. He was accompanied as
far as Huron by his sister, Miss
Flcra.
Mrs. W. d. Creigo, who has been a
guest at the Jos. Ihli home left this
morning for Miller, whore she will
join her husband on a return trip
to their home at Santiago, Cal.
Miller Gazette: Dick and Ed Pur-
cell anne down from Pierre Satur-
day on a hunting expedition. They
returned Sunday evening with a sack
full of prairie chickens.
The Dupree News, edited by Frank
E. Eiley, and heretofore a staunch
supporter of the Republican party,
has announced in its last isuue that
it will hereafter support the Demo
cratic party, nationally, state and
locally.
Upon recommendation of the board
of health the Waubay board of edu-
cation has installed an %up-to-date
ventilating system in the school, by
means of which the air throughout
the building can be completely chang
ed every two minutes.
The first hunting license ever taken
out by an Indian in Hughes county
was called for a few days ago by Poor
Chicken, from the Big Bend country
who evidently wanted to try to change
the poor part of his name by adding
enough native product to help out.