Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-04-13
John Newcomb of Pedro, passed
Saturday in the city.

II. j. Wegner vent to Onida Mon
day on a short business visit.
y mask skate will be given at the
a lditorium tomorrow night.
f. Z. Battin is i'll at his home with
an attack of appendicitis.
Miss Alta Bane of Roy, visited at
the Ketchum home over Sunday.
Mrs. Alice Jernberg has moved to
the city from her farm in Byron town
ship.
0. b. Linstad entertained a num-
Der of friends at his home last eve
ming.
w. a. Hamm,m of Miller, under
went an operation at the hospital
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Matteson and
daughter OF mean Harold, were Pierre
visitors Monday,
VIM, Bovst has returned from Hot
Springs, where he attended a stock
mems convention,
Mrs. |. M. potsop returned Tuesday
from a several weeks visit with rela-
tives in Nebraska.
Zell Guthrie went to Blunt today to
interest electors there in his candid
cy for states attorney.
The local Sons of Veterans will be
entertained by that order at High
more Saturday evening.
Gov. Byrne will deliver an address at
Mitchell Sunday, when the anti-saloon
advocates will hold a rally.
Mrs. Hattie CARRIER arrived Monday
from Iowa to attend the funeral of her
father. the late Peter Alleman.
Mrs. Chas l.. Hyde departed today
for Minneapolis, where she went to
visit a daughter, Mrs. Russell.
Miss Eunice Sammis went to Blunt
on Tuesday, where she conducted a
coat and suit sale for a Pierre firm.
a number of land seekers from
Minnesota and Iowa points passed
through the city Tuesday enroute to
west river points.
Mrs. Thor Solgad is entertaining,
this afternoon at her home, the mem.
bers of the Ladies Aid Society of the
Lutheran church.
Chas. l., HYDE jr., returned the first
of the week from Chicago and will as
~sociate himself with his father in the
real estate business.
Miss Jennie Hamilton, who spent
several days at the home OF Rev. j.
A. Edwards, left Tuesday for a visit
with relatives at Memo.
2 Rev. Father Murphy recently from
Dallas, Texas, addressed a large au-
, dience at the auditorium last night,
His subject was temperance.
Wanted-MeD who desire to carr
, over $4,000 per month write us to.
: day for position as salesman; every
opportunity for Advancement Cen.
tral Petroleum Co., Cleveland, Ohio.
For Sale-Fine all tlliable 800 acre
S tract, Sec. 10 1ll-76 and N. w. a IA
ll1-76 Hughes Co. S. D., only 6 mile:
from Blunt, write: Lock Box 10
i, Cook, Nebraska. Adv.
e Mrs. G. E. Coyne of Fort Pierre re
turned home yesterday from Aber
deem, where she went Monday to b.
d present at q concert given by Mime
apolis Symphony Orchestra.
Mrs. Nellie Leach of Canning ant
mother and daughter. Mrs, Decker o
Canning and Mrs. G. ID, Mathiesol
l. of Wendte are in the city for an owe
l. nights visit at the Marvin Hurlbu
home.
The railway commission will hcl
n hearings at the following places: Fe
dora, May 2; Cutbbert. May 3; Chan
cellor, May 4, on station matters, an
at Flandrcau May $ on a side trac
# asked for.
N A South Dakota State Universit
dinner will be served at the st. Charlie
on Thursday next for the alumni an
"a graduates of that institution of learr
+ ing. Among the out of town guest
will be President Slagle, Prof. an
Mrs. Jones and Prof. Payne of Vel
y million.
Registration indications are hat
very heavy vote will! be polled at tn
city election next tuesday, April Il
All day Tuesday a steady stream {
III electors kept the election board bus
registering them. Drys and wet
were on the job.
=. Rev, Father Duguay. who had bee
connected with the Catholic churc
at Highmore fora number of years
u died at a hospital in Sioux Falls til