Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-04-08
LOCAL NEWS

Adv.
". Green was in from Okobojo Tues
day.
e. j. Spencer was in the city Mon
day from Newell.
l.. E. SNYDER was in the city Satur-
day from Onida.
Italy is about to get into the war.
Buy your bananas now.
Gov. Byrne arrived home Sunday
from a trip to Rapid City.
Jas. Mckay returned Sunday from a
three weeks stay at Wisconsin points.
Mr.. and Mrs. C.has. Dalton of
Onida, spent Sunday with relative in
Pierre.
Mrs. Ellis and daughter, Mrs. Ethel
Stearns of Wendte, were Pierre visitors
Saturday.
The Manhattan club gave an East
er dance at the st. Charles Monday
evening.
Attorney Forrest Eager, OF Onida,
spent Sunday in Pierre, visiting with
homefolks.
Mrs. Ralph Longstaff and baby of
Sioux Falls, are guests at the Henry
karcher home.
Mrs. Chas. McCafffee and children
returned Sunday from q visit at their
former home at Howard.
Miss Abbie Whitney was hostess to
the Dickens club at the Summerside
home Monday evening.
Miss Frances Seelye arrive home
from Chicago last week called here by
the illness of her mother.
Miss Beatrice Holmes returned Sun
day from a weeks visit at the West
over home near Blunt.
Mr.. aud Mrs. J. L Wingfeld went
to Mitchell Friday on an over Sun
days visit with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Howard and Ray
Howard of Huron, visited with home
folks in Pierre owe Sunday.
Miss Laura Houek has resumed her
duties in the state engineers office
after a several weeks illness.
Carl and VIM. Mundt OF Agar, were
in the city Friday aud Saturday visit
ing their mother at St. Mays hospi
tai.
Miss Florence Glenn Of the state
superintendent Office, went TO Lead
Saturday for a visit at her home
there.
The Miller Candy factory is closed
this week and the interior of the estab
lishment is undergoing a complete
renovation.
Mrs. A. Hardy was an arrival Tues
day from Craig, Neb. She was called
to that place a week ago by the illness
of a brother.
Clyde Sinclair of Slurgis has been
. placed on the force of the state audi
tors department as proof reader ON
the annual report.
The Kings Daughters will be en-
tertained by Misses Payne, Bergeson
and Peterson at the B. S. Payne home
tomorrow evening.
Harold Journal: III. b. German
arrived home Sunday noyn from
Pennsylvania where he marketed his
last carload of horses.
The county board ST commissioners
met Tuesday and are in session at this
time. There is large grist Of business
up for disposal at this meeting.
The state insurance department
has licensed the Ohio Farmers In
surance company to write fire and
tornado insurance in this state.
Examinations for End aud 3rd grade
certificates are being held at the
county Superintendent office today
and will be held over tomorrow.
When grip fastens its hold upon a
lawyer it holds him tight. That is the
position that B. S. Payne is in at this
time, and be is confined to his home.
The Ladies Aid society of the Con-
gregational church was entertained
yesterday afternoon at the Troy
home by Mesdames Gowdy and Troy.
The show windows of local stores
are all taking on the general appear
ance of spring, such as hats, suits and
summer dress goods. The displays
are the best ever.
At TIL e annual election Of officers of
Trinity Guild the selections were:
President, Mrs. j. H. Gates; vice.
president, Mrs. Tweedle; secretary,
Mrs. Travis; treasurer, Mrs. G. w.
Lumley.
A new ~Studebaker automobile to ex-
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