Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-05-27

Mrs. a. Mierenz of Lebanon, pass
ed Tuesday in Pierre.
DR.. j. w. Freeman and wife of
passed yesterday in Pierre.
Mrs. C. C. Bennett left today for a
visit with homefolks at Milwaukee.
Mrs. Stanley Stevenson is spending
the week with acquaintances at
Faulkton.
Chas. z. Burke returned yesterday
from a several days sight. seeing in
Montana.
Mrs. +. l.. Cooley came down from
Rapid City yesterday for q short Wis.
it with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. N. Walker gave a
I O'Clock dinner last evening in hon
or of the Seniors.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. b. Wadleigh left
today for Omaha, where they will
visit a daughter.
Miss Lulu Day. who has been a
guest at the Rohrer home, left Tues
day for her home at Clark.
The auditorium building is in the
hands Of painters. Jim Monkhouse is
welding the brush thereon.
Mag is passing the laugh to the fell
low who has purchased his new straw
lid and ia anxious to display it.
Mrs ii. t. Kenney returned Tues
day from an extended visit with
relatives at Sioux City and Sioux
Falls
Il. Walker arrived home Satur-
day, having finished a delivery of two
thousand head of cattle to Indian agen-
cies in this state.
The interior of the Haverly restaur.
ant is undergoing a complete removal
ton, which makes that place a drawing
card to the public.
Local fremen will give a grand ball
at the auditorium on the evening of
June IA, the evening of the appearance
of Golmar's big circus in Pierre.
Julius Bush of Huron, and John Bush
of Okobojo, have been called to the city
by the serious illness of their father,
who is reported as critically ill.
The Capital City and Indian ball
| teams crossed bats on the local field
| last Thursday, The locals defeated
| the Indians by a score of 7 to L.
Owing TO wash-outs and damage
done by the food west of the river
the past few days the Northwestern
! abandoned train service west today
At the regular meeting of the City
Commission Monday evening, Mrs
Ruth b nipple received the appoint
ment of policewoman, This appoint
ment carries no salary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Howes were en-
tertained at the A. Howes home last
evening, A delicious luncheon was
served following an entertainment Of
vocal and instrumental music.
A number of vacant lots in the city
have been sown to alfalfa, instead o
being allowed to grow up an enormou:
crop of weeds which are a nuisance, a
well as a detriment to any city.
The state convention Of the Christian
Endeavor societies will be held at Siou,
Falls during the month of June. Plan
are under way for the most successful
meeting ever held by that society.
Phil Davis of Flandreau speut yester
day in Pierre. Mr.. Davis was en- rout
to his home from a weeks ATTENDANCE
at the annual reunion of comrades i
the civil war held last week at Rapi'
City.
The crowds that will attend the amt
al firemens' tournament that is to b
held at Belle Fourche for one weel
commencing June Z, are expected to b
the largest III the history of the asso
citation.
Judge L. &. Gaffy, j. E. slindee, L
C. McNamee, w. S. Dudley, II. M
Reed, T. B. Roberts, jr., Tony Hen
gel, H. G. Quackenbush, Fred Sahr
DR.. 7. f, Riggs and DR.. Kenney Q
this city were among those who wer
initiated into the Elk order at Hurol
yesterday.
In the south window at the Moor
store is displayed the beautiful sta
piece. whioh is to be used in the man
mot Gag 10 DE carried by school chi.
dren in the Memorial Day parade. TIL
pattern is an artistic piece of art an
those who have the work in c barge ar
to be congratulated.
a. $780,