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

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spent Sunday with homefolks here.
Mrs. lnman went to Onida Monday
for a visit at the home of a daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Eakin of Blunt,
spent Sunday with relatives in Pierre.
Hon. Chas. II. Burle and wife are
expected home next week from Wash
ington, ID. G..
Edward Burrus underwent an oper-
alton. for appendicitis at the hospital
this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gusnav Grosz of near
Canning, were Pierre visitors the fore
part of the week.
The Sioux Falls Odd Fellows are
about to commence the erection of a
fine $40, 1000 home.
j. A. Howard of Blunt, was in the
city Friday and while here purchas-
ed a fine Ford auto.
Mrs. &. c. Kindley was called to
Iowa points yesterday by the illness
of her father-in-law.
Mrs, Harvey Howard arrived home
today from Huron, where she spent
several days with relatives.
M. f. sammis arrived home today
from Polo, H., where he attended
the funeral of his father.
Miss Marion Throop arrived today
from Marshall, Mimi, for a visit AT
the Dome Robinson home.
Percy Helm of Custer, who spent
the fore part of the week in Pierre,
departed Tuesday for his home.
G. &. kleinschmidt. manager of the
Blunt telephone exchange. has resigned
his position, and has moved with his
family to Volga.
Gettysburg has commenced the
erection of a new grand stand at their
ball park. The structure will acco ~
modate 200 spectators.
Miss Mabel Grange. county super
intendent of Moody county, attended
the superintendent meeting her on
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mrs. G. G. Grow and children left
yesterday for Joplin, Mo-, for an ex-
tended visit with the Grow family,
former residents of Pierre.
The high school commencement exer-
Il plSnc will no hold or +Lo r,a~l - A.
evening of May %. The class roll num-
bers about 25 pupils thisyear.
!, The distribution of 225 pheasants
has just been made to the points of
McCook, Jefferson, Marion, belmont
Wansa, Tyndall, Mission Hill, Cen
terville and Yankton.
Mrs. Clara T. Armour of Cherokee,
Iowa, has been awarded 1926, 900
f against Mrs. Mabel E. MCGOWAN, a
widow of Milbank for the alienation
of her husbands affections.
+ An immigrant train of fifteen cars.
9 composed OF horses, cattle, household
: goods and farm implements, passed
throlgh the city this morning, being
consigned to points west of the river.
+, Deputy State Game Warden Edholm
q has placed 800, 900 young trout in a
/ pond at Deadwood, the pond being
constructed there last fall for the
purpose Of giving the fish a chance
to attain some size before being plac
ed in larger streams, thus saving
them from being proved upon by the
large trout.
Mrs. Peter Hartman of st. Law
renee, who received serious injurie s
in a runaway at that place the first of
the week and was brought to St.
: Mary's hospital for treatment, died
. thi safternoon after terrible suffering.
One foot which was seriously injured
: in the accident was amputated at th
ankle, an this with internal injuries
caused death to relieve her of hel
e terrible suffering. The remains, &C
companied by relatives, will be taker
to st. Lawrence tomorrow.
e Enthusiasts are proposing the nat.
8 ter of giving bowery dances at the
a park one night each week during the
e summer, together with band concerts
which no doubt will, if carried out,
bring many outsiders to Pierre as
we'll as affording attractions for TIT
# warm evenings of summer, and the
park when cleaned up will present
.c very metropolitan place of amuse
It ment. This move, no doubt, will be
taken up by our Commercial club
members.
l. a. n. Walker arrived home Satur
day from a cattle buying trip to Texa.
n and eastern New Mexico. He pur
chased one thousand head of 2-year
old heifers and two hanared bulls
About May / he will ship the lot north
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