Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-05-06
j. g. Thompson of S%turgis, passed
Tuesday in the Capital city.

we WANT CreQlt tor all residents.
Mrs. A. Human of Wasta, was in
the city Saturday on a short business
visit.
+. c. Molman was in from FIT.
Meade Tuesday, renewing acquaint-
ances.
Wm. Grams of Sturgis, was in the
city Tuesday attending to business
matters.
W. S. O'Brien is enjoying a visit
from a sister, Mrs Neal C. Hall of
Deadwood.
NJ. l.. Wehn aud G. N. Sheldon of
Broadwater, Neb, were Pierre visit
ors Monday.
Mrs. Harriet Boulter came in from
Philip Saturday for a short stay in
the Capital City.
The alfalfa crops in this vicinity are
steadily advancing and dairy herds
are growing in number.
Miss Gladys Bennett was hostess to
the members of st. Margarets Guild at
her home Tuesday evening
t. ". Pratt, an old time Pierre
resident, arrived Monday from
Huntsville, Ala, for a visit with old
acquaintance.
j. w. Laughiin returned Saturday
from his farm near Canning, where
he superintendent the planting of 200
acres to alfalfa.
S. d MeGugin, express agent,
spent a couple of days last week at
Mitchell. He was relieved of his
work here by Roscoe Bagby.
Malcolm Byrne, o of Gov. Byrne,
has entered upon his duties as chief
} clerk in the state insurance depart
ment, succeeding Miss Marie Stab
! lein, who resigned.
{ The local militia company are TAX
: ing their regular drill course, pre-
paratory to attending the annual
: state eucampment, the first drill TAX
ing place Monday night.
Mrs. y. C. Glessner of Okohojo,
was brought in to the hospital last
week, suffering with a severe attack
c of lung trouble. Mrs, Glessner is g
IL sister of Mrs. Geo. I.umley of Pierre
The Congregational church is to be
treated to a fine coat of paint, the
. gentlemen of the church to do the
work, after which the ladies will
serve them with a delicious dinner
Miss Marie Stablein mas gone tt
' her home at Alexandria, where sht
y will remain until her marriage t.
Christian Hignlng of this city, afte.
$ which the young couple will return t,
It Pierre to reside.
y 1t is SAID that every fly killed il
y April will save something like fly
billions of flies later in the summer
VI This is on the basis that Mrs. Fly i
b not killed and she has no fatalities il
k amy OF her family.
, DIR. N II Wyc6off of Philip, die,
at st. Mary's hospital this morning
$ aged rs years. A daughter, Mrs
a Hawk of Philip, was with him to tn
a. end. The remains will be taken t
N Philip tomorrow for burial.
Since the last issue of the Ere
~ Press an inch and a half of rain ha
ia fallen, and while it was not needed
&c it will do the growing crops no harm
III The storage basin is we'll filled an
contains a surplus for future use.
+ Miller has laid claim to being th
~ center of a glowing poultry industry
'e A local egg buyer at that place las
!" month bought and shipped Ala case
of eggs, or 1920 dozen eggs, payin
r out to poultry owners the sum {
or S1.863.
lg The National Mothers Day shoul
III be duly observed next Sunday by IL
wearing OF White Canations-mother
a way 10 ohlS W lll
d. of our thoughtless negligence of de;
I'D Old mother far or near-a day on whit
to honor someone's mother who ma
now he chlldless.
1T Miss Alice Lorraine Daily of tt
al Department of Expression of tt
Madison Normal has been appointe
lie by Miss Jane Adams to represel
.ir South Dakota at the Information;
Congress Of Women to be held ct 7!
Hague tn elast of April.
Land owners west of the river a
IT. feeling greatly encouraged over IL
ed early rains, which have rushed GRO,
Is. to an astonishing growth. In the v
entity of Hayes one rain blessed tn;
cd locality with six inches of moistur
In. That section is on the verge of a gre
a real estate boom.