Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-04-29
W. T. March was in the city Tues.

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Governor Byrne will deliver an ad-
dress at Watertown Memorial day.
Miss Elva Ruckle, a teacher at Onida,
was visiting in the city Tuesday.
G. McGarra. a banker at Dupree,
was in the Capital city Tuesday.
The Baseball boys viii give a dance
at the auditorium Friday evening.
Mark D, Scott of Sioux Falls, arrived
in the city Tuesday on a short business
visit.
Attorney P. F, Loucks of Water
town. is in the city today to look
after matters before the supreme
court.
G. E. McElmory of Wentworth was
attending to business matters here
Tuesday.
Mrs. A. p, Ward returned Tuesday
from an extended visit with relatives
in Iowa.
j. A. Jones of Highmore, was in the
city on Tuesday attending to some bust
ness matters.
Attorney g. w. Case of Watertown
was in Pierre yesterday on profess
sionaI business.
E. q Blewett of Baadwood, clock
repairer for the Western Union, was in
this city Saturday,
Chas. Parshall was in the city Tues
dav from Sioux Falls looking after
some contract work.
Elias Jacobsen, of the state land de-
partment, left Monday for Timber
Lake. and other points.
Dennis Buck of Cheyenne Agency,
brought his wife to the hospital Mon
day for medical treatment.
The Sunday School class of M. M.
Kramer enjoyed a weinerwurst roast
at the park last evening.
Clearance Sale in the garment de-
partment, begins Friday, April 3d.
M%oore's. Advertisement.
G. G. Mcnamara ond C. N. Oil of
Madison, were in the city Monday Wis.,
iting with Pierre friends.
Governor Byrne and c.. H. Lugg.
superintendent, will deliver addresses
at the Aberdeen summer school to be
held in June.
Among the pharmacists of the state
who passed the recent examination
held at Brookings were Ralph Kemp
of this city and C. III. Hess of Blunt.
Youngsters of the city are spending
most of their leisure time in the hunt
for agates. which they dispose of to
a gentleman, who is making a collec-
tion of these stones.
The Pierre ball team will give a
benefit ball at the auditorium tomor-
row night. Everybody should at
tend this event and give the team a
q good start financially for the Open
ing season.
In the Stanley county court Maur-
ice Mcmillan vas given sentence of
two years in the ~penitentiary, having
plead guilty of embezzlement of Fort
Pierre funds several years ago. He
was ~apprehended lately in Arizona,
after a long search and brought back
for trial.
Next Saturday opens the fishing sea-
son for all kinds of fish except black
bass, which is given another month of
immunity from peril. Many a bull
head will be sorry he is not a black
bass, which enjoys a%ristocratic privi-
leges denied the fish of common fibre.
The Broadway Players are playing
a weeks stand at the Grand this
week. Th8r casts are good and are
clean from start to finish. The com
pany is deserving of a much better
patronage than they nave received
the past three attractions.
The decoration of the state capitol
grounds with beautiful trees and
shrubbery was commenced the first
of the week, through the appropria-
ton made by the last legislature.
About 300 different trees and flower
ing shrubs are to be put out, to be
grouped at points on the grounds and
give a most beautiful landscape.
r. w. Stewart aud S. C. Drake of
Chicago and d. B.. Thayer of Sioux
City, representatives of the Standard
Oil company. together with Guy
Frary of Vermillion, state food and
drug commissioner, were arrivals in
Pierre yesterday, These gentlemen
are here in the interest of oil posi-.
bilities in this Immediate locality.
For Sale or Trade-Improved SIXTY
acres n half mile west of Philip,
So. OAK, formerly the Horse Shoe
Bend Poultry Farm. Six room bouse
n nd I.n- 49, "a.