Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-04-13
LOCAL NEWS

A meeting of the Pierre Bird club
was held last evening.
j. l.. Mannett of Winner, was a
capital city visitor Friday.
Editor Green of the Okobojo Times,
was a Pierre visitor Monday.
Miss Myrtle Hanks of Miller, entered
the hospital for treatment Monday.
Miss Dora Unfried of Tolstoy, sub
mitted to an operation Saturday.
Chas. McCord arrived from Montana
last week for a visit with homefolks.
Attorney John Sutherland has gone
to Iowa points on a several days bust
ness trip.
Miss Florence Glenn went to Lead
Saturday for a several days visit with
homefolks.
Miss Ruth Mead entertained the
Monday Musical at her home Monday
evening.
Atty. Harry Atwater of Sturgis,
transacted business matters here
Saturday.
Mrs. E. G.. Kindley returned last
week from a visit with relatives in
Iowa.
Miss Cecilia Workman who teach
es near Wendte, spent Sunday with
homefolks.
Trinity Guild will hold an Easter
sale at the st. Charles parlors on
April %.
Harry Preston of Mitchell, arrived
the first of the week for a visit with
Pierre friends.
Gus Breltling left last week for a
visit with relatives at Nebraska and
Wisconsin points.
w. W. Underwood, county agricul-
tural agent, returned yesterday from
a trip to Minnesota.
The Dickens club was entertained at
the high school building Monday eve
ming by Miss Montgomery.
The students of the city schools will
give an Arhor Day program at the
high school tomorrow afternoon.
A meeting of the Parent. Teachers
association will be held at the West
Ward school tomorrow afternoon.
l.. Swoboda has moved his pantor
ium from the Fitch block to the Hor
ner building on Pierre street.
Walter Travis and Harold Rose re
turned Sunday to Yankton to resume
their studies at the college there.
Ed. Garrett of Kirley, has been il
the city the past few days for the treat
ment of blood poisoning of the hand.
Homer Ayres arrived from Omao;
Sunday and will go out to Perkint
county with his father to reside on
ranch.
Chas. A. Jewett, a retired million
aire and former resident OF Sioux Fall
died at Los Angeles last week, aged 4
years.
A. o. Anderson of Sturgis, was il
the city yesterday in attendance at thu
meeting of the state brand commits
sion.
Mesdames Kehr. Schubert am
Ruble entertained a large number o
ladies at the Schubert home yester
day afternoon.
Judge Hughes and Court Reporte
Kiran Hughes went to Hlghmore Sur
day. where a term of circuit court con
yened Tuesday.
For Sale-Seed Corn, 200 bushels
Minnesota No. 13, 95 test. Phone O
write F. w. Hinsey, Pierre, S. D.
Adv artisement.
j. H. McCord, county judge, under
e an operation for appendicitis
the hospital last week, and is now O
the road to recovery.
The choir of the Baptist church, assis
ed by other talent, gave a concert at til
church Tuesday evening, which was grea
" enjoyed by a large audience.
L. M. Dotson has gone out in Sui
county to take charge of the remain
of John Joiner, colored, who die
Tuesday. The funeral was held
Onida today.
The occurrence of three forest fires c
the Harvey forest in the Black Hills re
gion of South Dakota, during the latt
part of March, necessitated the placing
guard for patrol duty at the Harvey Pea
lookout observatory.
Mrs. Carrie Chapman Gait. one
the prominent suffrage advocates
New York, will be in Sioux Falls Apl
20 % and will meet with the State Tn
versal Franchise league which WI