Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-04-15

1 iStkG NlSlIOG saturday. !
John Reha of Hlghmore, transacted
business here Saturday.
Gov. F. NJ Byrne passed the first of
the week at Mitchell.
j. N. Stuart and bride of Capa, were
visitors in this city Monday.
A dandy line of suiteases and Bags
at the Variety Store.-Adv.
Mayor c. a. Howard of Aberdeen,
was visiting in Pierre Tuesday.
Mrs. Earl Hall underwent an oper-
alton at the hospital this morning.
W. NJ. Cox, state pure food inspec-
tor, arrived from Rapid City Tuesday.
The Baptist Ladies Aid met with
MIS-, H. @. Morton yesterday after
noon
G T. Graham and Misses LuelIa and
and Lola, were in the city Tuesday from
Lacy.
Louis LaPlant, jr., and Frank Har-
sba, both of Elwood, We're Pierre Wis
itors Tuesday.
Fred Hepperle, land commissioner
returned Tuesday from a business trip
to Sioux Fails.
Mayor L. H. Rugg of Rapid City,
was t~ransacting business matters in
this city Tuesday.
Miss Grace Whitney returned Mon
day from Gettysburg, where she had
charge of Il patient,
Mis-. o. N. Hoyt is visiting with
relative at Des Moines, having gone
there the first OF the week.
fl. S. Hedrick, state game warden,
left Tuesday for the eastern part of
the state, on business matters.
Judge Hughes and Court Reporter
Flanagan went to Onida Tuesday,
where a term of court is being held.
Chas. Damon of Newell, passed
through Pierre Saturday. enroute to
New York, VIII re he was called by the
illness of a relative.
The Ladies Aid of the Evangelical.
church was entertained at the Dex.
heimer home yesterday afternoon by
Mesdames King and Dexheimer.
l.. M. Dotson went out to Rowe yes.
terday, where he went to look after the
funeral arrangements of the late w
G. Sterling, who died at that place
Tuesday OF pneumonia.
Mrs. Jas. Rabdeau Mrs. Geo. erie
sci and Mrs. Geo. Barlow of BeIden
Nebr,, arrived Tuesday, called here b,
the death of their sister, Mrs. o. ID
Warpe of Shiloh.
The Miller Candy factory opened Vi
again Saturday after being closed sew
j, eral days for The purpose of remodel
in and decorating. Carnations wer,
presented to the lady visitors Saturday
A party composed Of A, 8 Fisher
Mrs Helen Fisher, Misses Cora an,
j, Edna Rowe, H. II. Rowe all of TT
Pierre. and Mrs. C. S Fisher of thi
city left Saturday for the Panama
Pacific exposition.
! Pierre Brink and sisters. Misse
! Helen and Frances, left Saturday for
visit with a sister at Fargo, N. ID.
/ from which place they will accompan
j Miss Helen to California for the bene
1 fit of her health.
Rev, o. o. Smith left Saturday 70
the eastern part OF the state in the in
: terest of the State Sabbath School as
ISOLATION. Rev. Smith occupied tn
pulpit of the Congregational church a
Sioux Falls Sunday.
At the annual meeting of the officer
and stockholders of Pierre Lodge he
:. held last week, the following directo,
y were elected for the year: A. /
Hengel, j. e. Ma)lery, d. w. Marcl
M. L Lange and II. M. Straight.
Many of the cities of South Dakot
: are inducing in special spring clear
: ups, which are bound to impro,
> their appearance. Pierre endeavor
to keep Clean without any brass bar
T demonstration as its people work 0
the spring fever in that way.
: The local juniors of the high scho
= will Put on a play The Time of Fl
: Life" a 3-act comedy, at the Graz
tomorrow night, This is one of Il
s late popular plays and is now runnir
v in some of the large cities. The cast
u a good one.
> Plant a treel April 23rd has bee
designated as Arbor Day, and as 2
incentive to its observance NAL
II benefits are derived from the plan
u ing of trees and shrubs. There
/ still plenty of room for lmprovemel
e in this line and Arbor Day will be z