Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-03-09

pital for treatment.
Attorney S. E. Wilson of Hot Springs
vas a Capital City visitor yesterday.
Miss Harriet Qulgg of Fort Pierre, is
assisting in the state tax department.
Mrs. Harry Oblinger is spending
the week end with friends at Huron.
Mrs. Louise Denton returned yester-
day from Kansas City and Oklahoma
points.
Fay HocKett has returned to the city
from an extended stay west OF the
river.
Attorney H, G Fuller went to Get
tysburg yesterday on professional bust
ness.
The annual government inspection of
Company A, S. ID. n. G. was held at
the armory Monday night.
Mrs. VIM. GuehIke of Huron. is in
the city for a visit with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Mathews.
A meeting of the West Ward Parent
Teachers association will be held at
the Lincoln school tomorrow afternoon.
Misses jerks and johnson will en-
terrain the Kings Daughters at the
Fred Williams home tomorrow evening.
Gus Bergen, Sr., is still in a serious
condition and slight hopes are held out
for his recovery, being unconscious a
portion of the time.
Mrs. Earl Casey and children OF
Minneapolis, are expected to arrive
today, called here by the illness of her
father, Gus Bergen, Sr.
j Jackley has moved his real
estate office to the Jaynes building on
lower Pierre street, which gives him
an excellent business loca ton.
The dead trees on the parking a
the depot wer e dug up last week anc
have been replaced by large elm trees
which were taken from along BaC
river.
Articles of incorporation have been
filed for the Nelson Construction com
pany of Huron with a capital of $40,
900. The in%corporators are Peter Mel
son, Nels Nelson and Lenus A. Nelson.
For Sale-Fine all tiiiable 800 acre
tract, Sec. l0.111-76 and N. w. "a ID
111-76 Hughes Co, S. D., only 6 miles
from Blunt, write: Lock Box 10,
Cock, Nebraska. Adv.
Harry Homer, son of H. R. Hor.
ner, late of Ann Arbor, Mich, has
located in this city and will ciate
himself with the law firm of Horner,
Martens & Goldsmith.
But two days are set apart for regis
t%ration, for the city election. Those
dates are April 4 and IL. If you do moi
register, you will be denied the priv
lege of voting at the election.
H. Ocker of northeastern Iowa, was
here this week mailing arrangements
to fence his land and put up buildings
Mr.. Decker expects to move his family
here in the spring. His land is located
south of town, near the Grant Peterson
place. Blunt Advocate.
Sioux Falls Press: Judge j. HI. Gates
of Pierre arrived yesterday to attent
the annual meeting of Calvary chape
of the Episcopal church. Charles Ii
Burke, member the board of directors
of All Saints school are also in the cit,
to attend the meeting.
Chas. McCaffree, Immigration CON
missioner, who has been at eastern
points with the South Dakota agri
cultural exhibit for several weeks, il
in the city for a short stay. Mr.. Nc
Caffree has been IN attendance at the
Booster convention at Huron.
Miss Mildred Dallman was releas
ed from the hospital Sunday and il
now able to be about, though still il
a very weakened condition. Miss
Dallman will leave shortly for Spear
fish, where she will spend the sum
mer at the home of a sister.
Mrs. Cynthia Wcstover Alden O
New York City, is q Pierre visitor
today in the interest of the Interna
tional Sunshine society, which has
has founded two beautiful homes fol-
the care and education of blind chill
dren. Mrs. Alden will lecture at thu
Baptist church this evening.
A very enthusiastic meeting of the
Womans club was held at the St
Charles Tuesday afternoon, to which
a cordial invitation to the ladies O.
Pierre was extended, many of whom
were in attendance. Among the topics
discussed were the social and civic
welfare of the capital city. Plans fol
the holding of a flower show were al
so up for consideration.
Mrs. Albert Horn, who is vel