Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-01-20
Il. E. Carey is in the city today from

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Blunt.
M. H. U'Brien returned Friday to
his home at Highmore.
Mrs. 2. j. Weir of Miller, is q pa
tient at st. Mary's hospital.
State superintendent G.. a. Lugg |
has gone to Faux county on a short
official trip.
c. T, King returned the first of the
week from the Hills portion of the
state.
Mrs, T. d. Murrin left for her home
at Lead. following a several days visit
at the Travis home,
B~rookings Register: Miss Mae
WEIGH left Saturday for a short visit
with friends at Pierre.
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Bergen depart
ed today for Springfield, III, where
they will make their home,
Martin Langland arrived the first
of the week from Howard, for a visit
at the H. M. Gardner home.
The Kings Daughters will be enter
tanned at the Lockhart home tomorrow
evening by Misses Olander, Dolve
and Lockhart.
A. w. Ewert, state treasurer. pass
ed Monday at Onida, where he attend
ed a meeting of the directors of the
First State bank.
Rapid City Journal: Rey w. Airey
who formerly was living here, is now
breaking on the p, r. C. and making
his residence in Pierre.
The warm, sunshiuy days this week
are causing the snow to disappear,
and a day or do more of this spring
like weather will find the ground
entirely bare.
Rapid City Journal: James Cox of
Pierre. formerly a pioneer cattleman
of this section, is in the city on bust
ness in connection with a case he has
III court at this session.
The funeral services of the infant
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Stellow
were held from the Dotson undertaking
parlors yesterday afternoon. Inter-
ment was made at Riverside cemetery.
R. j. Windsor, who has conducted
tbo Oxford cofa for N t;,,, no., Al,
posed Of the same to John Saffel, who
took possession Tuesday. Mr.. Saffel
has been employed at the Oxford and is
we'll acquainted with the business.
Virgil Laughlin of Aberdeen, is
spending the week at his home here
while in attendance at the meeting of
the First National Life. He was
called to Blunt Saturday to attend
the funeral of his grandmother, Mrs.
Susan Laughlin.
"YoGr daughter is improving
said the music teacher, "but some.
how when she gets to the scales
have to watch her very Closely
"She's just like her father" said th,
mother, che made his money in the
grocery business.'-Ex.
John M~cCosham, a farm hand
about 40 years old. was found frozel
to death at Lebanon d week ago Mon
day. He is thought to have me
death while in an intoxicated condi
ton, as three plnts of whiskey wer,
found in his possession.
The high school debating team from
. Ashton will meet in debate with tn,
: locals here on Friday afternoon of mex
( week. The subject for discussion viii
1 be Resolved, That foreign immigra
ton should be further restricted b
literacy test, the Pierre team taking
the negative side.
! A Estate builders and boosters
q meeting" has been called for Marc
: Z and s, at Huron, which will be on
i of the biggest and most importan
e gatherings held in South Dakota il
hhp tNoios II X lhJIoiJ iE
sloner Chas. McCaffree is Chairman
OF this organization.
When first married a man gets tw
y dresser drawers in which to place hi
wearing apparel, but a few year
later when he wants to get a shirt 0
t a clean handkerchief he has to NOV
n a corset, three waists, an underskir,
a combination, two pairs of stock
, ings. a kimona and an assortment G
= store hair. Nine times out of ten h
doesn't find it then.
f Onida Waterman: The highest pric
# paid here this year for wheat, SO far g
we know, was paid by G. F. Barber t
Beckman Bros. Tuesday for $50 busl
@ els of No. l hard wheat, the price h'
It ing Sl.09 per bushel. However, tn
market went up another cent yesterda
a and it begins to look as if wheat woul
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