Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-03-18

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an eastern trip.
Fresh, new garden seeds at the
Variety Store.-Adv.
Miss Bernice Smith visited over
Sunday with relatives at Huron.
The last Compass club dance will be
held at Temple Court this evening.
Doane Robinson left the first of the
week for Aberdeen and points east.
The little daughter of Mrs. Gertrude
Rohse, passed away yesterday morn
ing at the hospital.
Mrs. Sellars left this morning for
her home at Custer. after a visit with
her son, G. x. Sellars.
Attorney Chas. w. Humphrey, for
merly of Pierre, has recently located
at Charles City, Iowa.
Remarkably low prices on new
waists and undermuslins for Friday
and Saturday at Moore's. ADV.
Miss julia Madsen went to Airing
ton Tuesday. where she will spend a
couple of weeks with her parents.
a marriage license was issued yes
tetday to Ralph c.. Potter of Harlan,
Ia, and Miss Myrtle C. Henley of Fay
ettevSae, Arkansas.
Fhe Eastern Star Social club will be
entertained tomorrow afternoon at
Temple Court by Mesdames Kehr,
Beskwith and Nelson.
Water has been running in the
streets and cutters for two or three
days and the sun has frightened
things up materially,
z w. Nelson, telegraph operator at
the Western Union here during the
legislative session. has gone to Red
field as manager of the office in that
city.
Mrs. B U'Donnell arrived Friday
from Edcemont for a visit at the
home of Sheriff Quinn. The O'Don-
nell family will GO to Mitchell to
reside.
The state five stock commission will
hold a meeting on Tuesday, at which
time an examination for applicants to
practice veterinary in the state will
be held.
N, Murphy and family have re-
turned to Pierre from Huron. Mrs.
Murphy is in very poor health and
her daughter, Mrs. Bowers, has also
returned to Pierre.
The play September Morn at the
Grand 8uesday evening drew out one
of the largest crowds of the season.
Most OF the spectators were well pleas
ed with the performance.
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.
There was a general observance
of st, Patriek's day in Pierre and
the patriotic citizens whose fore
fathers came from the Emerald Isle
were "a wearin' o. the green"
j. f. Oiander of the Capital Supply
company, left this week for a three
weeks trip in the interest of the Capt.
tai Supply company. Mr.. Olander
viii take in the Panama Pacific exposi-
ton before his return,
George Pretty Boy, who has been a
student at the Indian school, passed
away Tuesday evening. the cause of
death being acute tuberculosis. The
remains were taken to his home at
LaPlant for interment, accompanied by
his father.
j. +. McEwen of the state banking
department, has been at Buffalo Gap
the past few days supervising the
work Of the consolidation of the
Citizens State bank and the Buffalo
Gap State bank, which will now oper-
ate as q single banking institution.
The state treasury has issued a call
for two hundred twenty-five thousand
dollags of out standing warrants, for
the twentieth of this month, the cal
being to registered number 1740. This
cares hr most of the legislative war
rants but will leave the state register
ing warrants up to the April call for
taxes.
The basket social at the high school
Saturday evening was enjoyed by a
large number. The prize of 50 for
the most attractive basket was award
ed TO Miss Harriet Anding, which
was in the shape of a foot ball and
bore the inscription '1915." Baskets
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