Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-04-01
LOCAL NEWS

you been fooled?
l.. E. Snyder of Onida, transacted
business in Pierre Tuesday.
l.. w. Hubbard of B~rookings, was
among Mondays arrivals.
JAS. Morton of Seneca, visited over
Sunday with relatives in Pierre.
Earl Hardwick is spending the
week with his mother at Onida.
Z. j. Laughlin of Harold, spent
Sunday with relatives at Pierre,
Wm. Smith left Sunday for Lewis
ton, Montana, on a business visit.
Attorney II. G. Fuller left yesterday
for Chicago on a short professional
visit.
Mrs. Nellie Leach came up from
Canning Monday on a short business
visit.
j. e. Thorne came in from Capa
Tuesday for a short visit at the Al
Thorne home.
Mrs, M. j. Schubert entertained a
company of ladies at her home yester-
day afternoon.
Mrs. A. Hardy left Monday for Craig,
Neb., where she was called by the ILL.,
ness of d brother.
A license to wed was issued Tuesday
to John Bronemann and Miss Petra
Lien, both of Harold.
Ladies', Misses and Cbildren's
spring hats at the Variety Store at
moderate prices. ADV.
Frank r.. Cock, member Of the SAM
tary Live Stock board, was an arrival
Tuesday from Belle Fourche.
Verne Dorothy and Charles Swartz
are putting in their vacation time in
taking the city school census.
Glenn W. Martens and family are
now occupying the Homer residenc
recently vacated by b. c. Warren.
Mrs. Grace Cowie and family of Mil
Ter, were in the city Monday, enroute
w Will lioIiltSlSdu WGSI Oh IHG river.
Miss Louise Putnam came IN from
Sansarc Sunday for a visit with her
mother, who is i'll at the hospital.
Walter Travis came up from Yank-
ton college Sunday and will spend the
spring vacation at his home here.
State Fire Marshal Grams and his
deputy, G. II. Henry, were arrivals
from the west Tuesday on official bust
ness.
Miss Lillian Olander is spending the
week at Deadwood, where she is at
tending the Lawrence county teachers
Institute.
Mrs. 0 G Hunter of Midland, who
has spent several DAYS visiting in Pierre
left Monday for a visit at Miller and
Redfield.
M. M. Ramer OF this city has been
appointed as director of the National
Educational association, to succeed O..
o, Young.
State Superintendent Lugg has call
ed a meeting of the county superin.
tendents of the state at Pierre for
April 30 and 81.
Mrs. ]. TT. Gates is spending the
week end with her daughter, Miss
Beatrice, who is a student at AlSaints
school at Sioux Falls.
Misses Alice Hartwnll and Hazel
McCalmont, students at Huron col
lege, are spending their vacation with
homefolks in Pierre.
The heavy storms which have been
prevailing in South Dakota the past
week have caused considerable loss
of live stock on the ranges.
+. G Robinson, retiring member of
the state board of railway commission
ers. left with his household goods the
first of the week for his future home
at Groton.
R. E. Rawlins, NJ. c.. Helm, NJ. M.
Kramer. Pierre; Grace Porter and J..
b. Becker of Fort Pierre, have been
named as conductors of county in
stitutes in this state.
A new Studebaker automobile to ex-
change for cattle, horses or sheep. 1t
is a 5-passenger car, self starter, with
electric lights. Inquire of the owner,
Gustav Grosz, Canning. S.. d.
For Sale-Relinquishment to 100
acres land I miles from Ft. Pierre,
small house, S acres broke. some
timber. Cheap if taken at once. For
particulars write Box $50 Pierre,
S. D.-Adv. If.
Ranchers in this locality report
that feed is getting pretty scarce.
This has no doubt been the longest
winter this section has experienced
in years and it has taken more hay
and feed to winter cattle.