Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-04-22


Tuesday in the Capital city.
Mrs. Paul Miller and baby were re-
leased from the hospital yesterday.
The county board of commissioners
meet.May - in adjourned session.
Revival meetings are being held in
the Evangelical church in East Pierre.
A. X. Gardner of Huron. was trans
acting business matters here Tuesday.
Dewitt Hare of Huron, passed the
first of the week with friends in
Pierre.
Luke Gilbert and family of Cheyenne
Agency, were visiting in Pierre yes.
terday.
Buy your Garden Seeds at the Vari-
ETY. Store-all kinds and the lowest of
prices.-Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Paluzzek ofGar.
ret, Ind, were Pierre visitors the first
of the week.
DR.. J c. Phelps of Alexandria, was
in the city yesterday ~transacting bust
ness matters.
An adjourned term of circuit court
for Stanley county convened at Fort
Pierre Tuesday.
S. V. Adams and A. e. Miller, of
Cottonwood, We're t~ransacting business
natFars bara TuacIoy
MIR, and Mrs. l.. A. Bourke were
i'll the city Tuesday from Canning, on a
shopping expedition,
Miss Hall, sister of e. NJ, Hall, ar
rived last week from Greenfield, ILL.,.
for a visit at the Hall home.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. j. Winters and Miss
Lille Walters were down from Leha-
non yesterday, for a short visit.
The Altar society of the Catholic
church was entertained today at the
e. M. Quinn home by Mesdames Quinn,
A. G. Hengel and Pietrus.
State Auditor Handlin and wife en-.
tertained a number Of the visiting
comfy superintendent at their home
on Dakota avenue yesterday.
James Ryan, a wealthy stockman of
near Blunt, was in the city Tuesday. He
reported wheat seeding near the finish
in the locality in which he resides.
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. W. Seelye celebrat.
ed their golden wedding anniversary at
their home in East Pierre Tuesday. A
delicious 6 O'clock dinner was served.
The dance given at the auditorium
Tuesday evening by the ladies of the
Catholic church was largely attended
and all who attended had a most en-
joyable time.
Rev. Il. d. Dexheimer, pastor OF
the Evangelical church, began reviv
al services last night. He will be as
sisted by pastors of the churches O
the city,
j. E. Handlin, state auditor, enter
tanned the county superintendent a
his office Tuesday afternoon, which wa!
we'll taken away with. The guests
partook Of a nice luncheon.
Henry Pfotenhauer, who has re
sided on a ranch near Chamberlain
for several years, is moving with hi
family to the EWert farm northeas
of Pierre, known as the Herman farm
May 90 and 81 and June / have beer
selected as the dates for the annua
May music festival in Aberdeen this
year. The Minneapolis Symphony
orchestra has been secured.
J.. w. Mitchell, one of the prosper
Gus ranchers in Sully county, pur
chased a load of supplies here Mon
day. Mr.. Mitchell reports seeing
number of snowdrifts enroute to thi
t city.
More than 500 delegates are expect
ed to attend the annual state conven
ton of che South Dakota Sunda,
School association which is to b
held at Parker. May 4, 5 i and g..
At a meeting of the Womans clu'
held in this city Tuesday, steps wer
4 taken to urge the business men of thi
: city to cooperate in making Pierre
more beautiful city. Prizes will b
given later in the season, to the hes
8 kept yard.
A hearing was on Monday in the ohic
I of the state engineer over the right q
' the city of Deadwood to take wate
from Strawberry gulch for domesti
uses. Mine prospectors along tina
gulch appeared by T. B. Leach in or
position, and City Engineer Frank
:, Peck appeared for the city of Deae
wood.
Yesterday. shortly after the moo
8 hour, a fire alarm was turned in fro,
the Perry home, near the ball parl
s which caused considerable excitement
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