Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-05-27

LaPlant Friday.
w. NJ. Potts of Mobridge, transact
ed business in Pierre Tuesday.
Mr.. and. Mrs. A. E. GRAY arrived
by auto Monday from Flandreau.
Mrs. F. M. johnson came over from
Unida Tuesday Oh a shopping trip.
Attorney T. H. Null of Huron, was
in the city Monday on legal business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. r. Finder of Can
ming, were shopping in Pierre Fri
day.
Will Healey, deputy United States
marshal, registered Monday at the
st. Charles.
State Game Warden Headrick went
to Howard Saturday on an official
business trip.
Ed. Heaz(itt returned Saturday
from the Pacific coast. where be spent
several months.
Prof. j, A. Landers OF Wall, was
in the city Tuesday in the interest of
educational matters.
Arthur Newlin LETT Monday for
west of river points. He is engaged
in the purchase of wool.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Edge and Mr..
and Mrs. w, B. Fanconna of Faux.
ton. were arrivals Monday.
Mrs. Berry lef. Tuesday for her
home at Sioux Falls, following a
visit here with her sister, Miss Ivy
Ash.
E. Jacobsen left Friday for Belle
Fourche, Lennon and other points
in the interest of the state land de-
partment.
Kyle Rulifson of Chicago. a form
er Pierre gentleman, arrived last
week for a visit with his many Capt.
tai city friends.
j. f. Olander returned Sunday from
a several weeks stay on the Pacific
coast in the interest OF the Capital
Supply company.
Business houses of the city are to
close clean up day, tomorrow, between
II and s O'Clock p m. in order to look
after their cleanup work.
Mrs. Margaret Ridgway and daugh-
ter, Miss Winnie, expect to leave Tues
day for Beaver Falls. Pa, for AZ ex-
tended visit with relatives.
Attorney E. Z Nagner of Sioux
Falls, was Il Pierre visitor Monday
Mr.. Wagner disposed Of legal mat.
ters before The 5apceme court.
An examination Of postal and mai
clerks was held at the postoffice Tues.
day by j. N, Price of Aberdeen, chief
clerk of the railway mail service.
Rev. II, L. Russell of the Episcopa
church left today far Watertown tc
attend the annual c~0nvocatlon of the
Episcopal church of South Dakota.
Dr.. o. N. Hoyt went to Rapid City
Tuesday to attend the state conven
ton of the A O.U.W., of which or
aanization he is q medical examiner
Mr.. and Mrs. W. d. Bryant arrived
yesterday from Huron for a short visi
with Pierre. friends. From here the,
expect to go to the Black Hills for {
visit,
Miss Gladys Kramer left Friday 70
the Panama-Pacilc exposition, wher,
she will assist Immigration Commits
sioner McCaffree with the South Da
kota exhibit.
Mrs. G. M. Hollister ana Mis-
Maud Hill left today for Waterfowl
to attend the annual conference an'
@convocation of the Episcopal churche
Of the state.
F. A. Lucas, who has been manag
er of the Crystal theatre for som
time, has leased the Grand opera
house, and will hereafter continu
the movies there.
White river is threatening to chang
it's course, thereby leaving the stee
bridge at Westover high and dry, wit
the main channel of the river about.
mile to the south.
Mrs. f. S. Rowe and daughter an,
Mrs. Fisher of Fort Pierre, passed
through the city Monday on their re
turn home from a sojourn at TIL
Panama-Paciic exposition.
The picnic of the Kings Daughters
which was to have been held las
Saturday was postponed until yester
day, when the society gathered a
the Congregational church and en-
joyed an indoor picnic.
Miss Ruth Peterson Of the stat
educational department, who wa
called to her home at Sioux Fall
some time ago by the illness ant
death Of her father, has returned t,