Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-04-01

were stopping in Pierre Saturday.
ID. N. Carlson of Mitchell, was an
arrival Saturday on a short business
visit.
Mrs. Frank Putnam of Fielder, en-
tered the hospital for treatment Sat
u1day.
MIS-. w 5. Dudley entertained the
Embroidery club at the st. Charles
Friday.
MISS Alice Morse is home from her
school near Harold for the spring
vacation.
Buy your Garden Seeds at the Vari.
ety StoEe-all kinds aud the lowest OF
pllces.-Adv.
MISS Marion lhli came in from her
school near Fielder Saturday for a
weeks vacation.
+. j. McCalmont went to Sully
county on Tuesday, were he has land
and stock interests.
Fred Couard. late of Lead, this
state, has decided to make tins citv
his nome in the future.
Mrs. Chas. McCalfree and children
went to Canoya Saturday where they
viii spend the week with relatives.
>. d. Murphy and +. w. Dougher-
ty, railroad commissioners, left Fri
day for Chicago on railroad business.
Miss Edna Kemp entertained a
bumOer OF friends at the Lockhart
home Friday night at a mask party.
j. II. McCord went to Miller Fri
day, where he conducted a funeral.
which was in charge of the Masonic
order.
Miss Anna Rowland a student at
the Vermillion University, is home
for an indefinite stay, caused by ill
health.
Mesdames Smith and Hardy enter
tanned the Women's Bible class of
the Congregational church at the par
sonage Friday.
The wild geese not having arrived in
any numbers, the small boy was
somewhat at a loss for the standard
April fool joke.
o. $, Olson. residing northeast of
Hayes, entered the hospital for treat
ment Sunday H. C. Smith accom-
panied him to Pierre.
While Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Tams.
OF Hand county, ware away from
home, thieves made their escape with
thirty head of hogs from the farm.
Geo. Philip, assis ant U. S. attor-
ney, returned Sunday from a profes.
sional visit at Sioux Falls. He also
took in the Masonic doings at Yank-
ton.
M. M. Kramer occupied the pulpit
at the Methodist church Sunday dur.
ing the absence of Rev. Machamer.
Special music vas rendered by the
choir.
II. Ramsey has purchased the
cd Thos Askin residence near the
Capitol, and after remodelinp the
same will move his family into their
new home.
Among the visitors in the city
Saturday from the east end of the
county were e. e. Graham, e. G..
Carey, Jas. Dessert, H. Pigney and
A. Seeley.
Thos. Taubman, U. S. Marshal,
passed through the city Friday, en-
route to Deadwood. While in the
city Mr.. Taubman was a guest at the
Villas home.
Rev. kasberg returned Friday from
DEBORAH, Iowa, where he had been on
a short business trip. Rev. Kasberg
and family are preparing to remove
to That point.
The next regular meeting Of tLe
opulH DdhOIt pOd)u vi pharmacy tOr
the examination of candidates for
registration and general business
will be held at the city of Brookings
on April % and %.
Mrs. L B Roberts and son, T. B.
Roberts, jr.. returned Friday from
Rochester. Mr.. Roberts, who is at
the Mayo hospital, is improving in
health and will return home in a
couple of weeks.
The State Board of Regents have
organized for the year with the cleo
ton of officers as follows: r. w.
Dwight, Sioux Falls. president; Aug.
Frieberg, Beresford, vice-president;
|. d. A'drich, Big Stone, secretary.
Articles of incorporation have been
filed for the Golden Gate Mining &
Timber company with a capital Of
800, 600. The ~incorporators are CD.
Fogelsong, Richard Blackstone, VIM.
F~rackeiton.