Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-04-08

N. NJ. Hansen lett yesterday tor the
east on a business trip.
W. R. Crawford and Louis Milton
were in from Capa Tuesday.
MIR. and Mrs. M. H. Whitney were
up fron Blunt Tuesday.
Mrs, Ro2elle returned Tuesday
from a visit with relative at Huron.
Attorney Howard Fuller made a
business trip 10 Gettysburg Tuesday.
Emmett Porter and family of De-
Smet, were Pierre visitors yesterday.
j. A. Peters and c. Turlopas, both
of Midland, were IN the city Tuesday.
MIR. and Mrs. f. e. Manly of De-
Grey, were shopping in Pierre Tues
day.
Mrs. Forrest Auldredge has returned
from a visit with homefolks at High
more.
l.. II. Cram, a land dealer at Capa,
was among the business visitors here
yesterday.
J, Il. Ward of Sioux Falls, was
t%ransaeting business matters here
Tuesday.
Mrs. p. j. Dougherty returned home
Tuesday from a visit with relatives at
Dell Rapids.
Buy your Garden Seeds at the Vari-
ETY. Stera-all kinds and the lowest of
priees.-Ady.
F. G. Wesley of Washington Springs,
was in the city yesterday renewing ac-
quaintances.
Ladies', Misses and Children's
spring hats at the Variety Store at
moderate prices ADV.
Geo. Sheldon and wife left Tuesday
for their home at Wendte, after spend
ing several days in this city.
S. N. Moses of Belle Fourche, pass
ed yesterday in the Capital city at
tending to business matters.
f. G. Porter and t. A. Stone have
opened up a repair shop in the old meat
market building on Pleasant Drive.
The Armcry lads will stage a farce
at the Rijou tomorrow evening, which
promises to be a rare treat to all.
The Foto Play will open April Is un-
der the management of Alva Brown,
who at nj time conducted the Dream
land theatre here.
Mrs. Louis Sunkle of Nenia, o.. and
Mrs. f. M. Ream of Forsythe, Mont.
arrived yesterday to be with their
mother, Mrs. Seelye, who is i'll.
Articles of Incorporation have beer
filed for the Reformed Church Gene
terry Association, of Monroe. Trustees,
Raiser Baberger, S. w. Micas. Henry
H, Buss and others.
The Homestead, which was moved
from Hayes to Fort Pierre. made its
first publication yesterday. A. l..
Nonby is still editing the paper, which
is a bright, newsy sheet.
Henry Olson of FIT. Pierre, has
passed the government engineers ex-
and will have charge of
the government ferry boat. which
will ply between Forest City and
Agency.
For Sale or Trade-Improved SIXTY
eale half mile west of Philip.
So. Oak, formerly the Horse Shoe
Bend Roaitry Farm. Six room house
and other buildings. Well of soft
watsr at door. lots of fine timber,
some alfalfa. For information in
quire of owner at l66 Pleasant Drive,
Pierre. So. Oak.
With the balmy atmosphere of
Easter sunday came the first appear
of wsnd ducks and geese. Many
residents reported the noise of geese
Saturday night and Sunday morning
as they circled Over the city, probably
attracted by the lights.
Blunt Advocate: Gustave Grosz was
in from his ranch near Canning Tues
day to figure with Geo. Wiedenman on
purchasing lumber to build his house.
Grosz would like to trade his auto
for horses or cattle. He SAYS he will
be too busy building his home to be
able to use the auto much.
Investigation of trachoma and other
trouble incident to the Indians of
the northwest is the work in which
DR.. IL. G. Dewey of Washington is
engaged at the government Indian
school in this city. The doctor is
looking after such matters at differ
ent Indian schools over the north
west, and will spend some time at
the school here.
Up in the western part of the state |
they have had more experience