Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-03-18
Pref. Helm returned yesterday from

AttorueyaE. E. Wagner was in the
city Monday from Sioux Falls.
Since the advent of warm weather
hay prices went on the decline.
w. a. Mower returned yesterday
from a business trip to ST. Paul.
Buy your garden seeds at the Vayi-
ETY. Store and save money.-Adv.
10 pieces 12lac and l5c ginghams,
Zoe per yard Friday only.-Moore's.
Geo. Flayin came down from Raaid
City Monday on a short business trip.
Automobile dealers will hold a
show at Aberdeen during the month
of May.
Miss Eva Stevenson entertained
eight friends at a bridge party Tuesday
evening.
Attorney F. ID. Bangs of Rapid
City, transacted business in Pierre
Monday.
a son was born Monday to Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Justus of Wendte at the
hospital.
Hon, john E Kelley is expected to
return home from Chicago on Sun
day ext.
Occasionally the early bird makes
a mistake in selecting a worm-and
gets stung.
Miss Eunice Sammis went to Water
town Friday, where she visited over
Sunday with friends.
G. A. Victor OF Minneapolis, has
accepted a position at the Arkell &
Boehme barber shop.
1t takes all kinds of morals to in
habit our sphere, Including those who
believe in the grounding.
G. II. Lugg, state superintendent,
has gone to the eastern part of the
state on educational duties.
Mesdames Villa rs, Hepglund and
Ivey entertained the Methodist Aid
society yesterday afternoon.
The stale examining board have
completed their marking work of the
first grade examination work.
Miss Eiith Rozelle departed Tues
day for La Grange, Ind, where she
viii spend several weeks with rela-
tiges.
Rev. a G. Miller came up from
Yenkton Friday for a short visit with
OLD Appropriateness and to look after
matters.
Mrs. Ed. Eakin went out to Okobo.
10 FRIDAY TO be with her mother, who
WAS seriously ill, and passed away on
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Erger came in from
Lebanon Monday. ami on Tuesday
Mrs. Egger underwent an operation
at She hospital.
Mrs. Mccoy was released from the
hospital yesterday and returned to her
home at Miller, accompanied by her
daughter. Miss Hazel.
Nifty new neckw par-the newest
things, regular SOC and SOC, Friday
and Saturday, March 1920, 25c and
19c.-Moore's. ADV.
Five buffalo of the scottv Philip herd
have been purchased for Stone park at
Sioux City. The shipment to that
point will be made during the week.
A meeting of teachers will take
place 10 Blunt on Saturday. Educa-
tors from abroad have promised to
assist in making the meeting a sue.
cess.
Articles of incorporation have been
filed for the Western Dakota Live
Stock & Development company at
LENNON; capital SIS, 600; incorpora-
tors: James II. Lennon, T. r.. Bar
thold, b. NJ. B%arthold.
The sun, after having been hidden by
clouds for sevesa! days, managed to
peep through yesterday for a short
time during the afternoon. 1t certain
ly locked good to see the sun shining
once more, and it also helped melt the
snow.
A number OF fine buffalo broke
through the pasture fence at the
Scotty Philip ranch last week and
made their way to Fit. Pierre, where
they chased a number of people be-
fore they could be rounded up and
returned to the pasture.
Blunt Advocate: r. M. Glowczew-
sky of Pierre, was here this week cir
culating 2 petition for the sale of in
toxicating liquors. The petition bore
the names of ten signers, nine others
promised to sign if the required
number of twenty-five could be oh.
tanned.
Mrs. j. w. Glessnea of Okobojo,
mother of Mrs. Ed Eakin of this city,
+ passed awav ot har bop,a Monde,