Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-03-25
LOCAL NEWS

10 u shopping at the Variety
STORE and say money.-Adv.
The city schools will close tomor.
row TOT the annual spring vacation.
MISS Carrie Grenard has returned
from a visit with friends at Redfeld.
The Commercial club enterts ined the
ladies at the club rooms Tuesday eve
ming.
The Royal Gwent Welcb singers
VIII appear at the Grand Monday
night.
IL. G. Preston of Mitchell, arrived
Tuesday to attend to some business
matters.
Miss Tillie Michaelson is quite in
at the hospital with an attack of ty-
phoid fever.
Phll Du Fran is expected home
the middle of next week from Hot
Springs, Ark.
b. A. Platts came in from the east
saturday for an over Sundays visit
with homefolks.
Miss kalder leaves tomorrow for
her home at Woonsocket to spend the
spring vacation.
l.. L.. Stephens arrived home Satur.
Jay from a visit at the Panama
Pacific exposition.
Chas. l.. Hyde arrived home TODAY
from a several days business trip to
Minnesota points.
Mrs. E. M. Quinn went to Highmore
Monday, where she will pass the
week visiting friends.
E. w. Aisenbrey of Olivet, is in
the city, a guest at the home of his
sister, Mrs. John Feiok.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. M. Ramer enter
tanned a large circle of friends at
their home Friday evening.
Harry Warn was in the city Monday,
enroute to Hot Springs, where he is
manager of the Western Union.
C. ID. Gilreath and family arrived
Tuesday from Lake Andes, and will
make this city their future home.
The Junior Commercial club have is
sued invitations for a dancing party at
the st. Charles tomorrow evening.
Robt. Motter, who has been en-.
ployed at the Dakotan office, left
Monday for points in Oklahoma.
The ladies of the Baptist church
will hold a cooked food sale at the
Thomas grocery Saturday afternoon.
Miss Olive Plant of Wisconsin, ar
rived Monday and has taken up her
duties as trimmer at the Denton Mil,
linery parlor.
Mrs. e. G. Warren was given a fare
we'll party at the Goldsmith home
yesterday afternoon by the members
of the Birthday club.
I. B. Roberts, jr., and DR.. FL. L.
Kenney left Monday for Rochester,
where the formers father underwent
a surgical operation.
The Merry Jane club celebrated
the birthdays of Misses Lorraine
Brown and Dorothy Jacobsen at a
dainty dinner party last evening.
G. G. Pilkington of Parker, j. e.
Dh1I~1. &c t1n-or1r;, md II IT Mat
ley of Frankfort, were in the city Tues
day attending to matters before the
state live stock board.
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..
Mrs. H. j. Knapp and little son
arrived home Monday from st. Louis
where the latter has been for several
months for medical treatment. He
returns much improved in his condi-
ton.
Chas. McCaffree, immigration
commissioner, went to B~rookings
Monday, at which place he joined
the dairy special for a visit at towns
over portions not visited on other
specials.
John Tibbs and Thad Benton, both
ranchmen near the Cheyenne river,
are in Pierre today. From them we
learned that the Cheyenne river left
it's banks Monday and gave signs of a
general ice flow.
Sunday, March 21st., was the first
day Of spring according to the AL
manac, but how about the weather
here? 1t will be two weeks yet be-
fore the farmers here can do any
thing out on the land.
The postot1ice department has in
augurated a movement from farm to
table and desires that the farmers use
the parcel post as much as possible
in marketing prOduce. eggs. monthly. |