Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-05-11
Gus Gearhart of Aighmore, passed

r. Z. Cloter of Highmore, transact
&c business here yesterday.
Harley Wentz has purchased the
Stenger residence in East Pierre.
Mrs. H. Eichelmann of Gettysburg,
has entered the hospital for treatment.
Miss Edna Thomas returned the first
OF the week from a short visit in Min
neapolis.
Mrs, d. p. Brady of kimball, under
went an operation al the hospital on
Tuesday.
Judge Whiting left Tuesday for Ro-
chester. where he was summoned by
the death of a relative.
Mrs. H. w. Whortle of Chicago,
arrived last week for . visit at the
Seeiye home in East Pierre.
Miss Abbie Whitney, deputy state
game warden, returned today from an
Official trip to Lake Kampeska.
Mrs, &. A. McGarraugh. who is here
visiting from Dupree, submitted to an
operation at the hospital yesterday.
w. f. Haafke of Rapid City and E.
A. Porter of Quinn, have purchased the
controlling stock of the First State
bank of Wasta.
Mrs. o. n. Hoyt, a member of the
Womans Investigating board, went
to Redield Monday for a visit at the
home for feeble minded.
Articles of incorporation have been
filed for the Hecla Distributing Co,
capital $40, coo; in~corporators, d. E.
Lane, II. H. Corwin, II h. Pember.
The Junior class will hold a carnival
at the auditorium Saturday afternoon
and evening. The proceeds will go to.
ward sending a track team to Brook
ings.
Mrs. H. 6. Fuller, ST., left Saturday
for a visit with relatives at Aberdeen.
following which she will leave for the
Pacific Coast, whore she will spend the
summer.
For Sale-Fine ali tlllable 800 acre
Sec. 10 1ll-76 and N. w. d a.
ll1-76 Hughes Co, S. D., only 6 miles
from Blunt, write: Lock Box 10,
Cook, Nebraska. Adv.
Mrs. Harry Brown came in from
Philip Saturday, called here by toe
illness of her grandmother, Mrs.
Chadwick, who makes her home with
the Hartley family.
Articles of Incorporation have been
filed for the Black Hills Chiropratic
College, Lead, no capital. Incora-
tors, w. F. Sankey, Thos. Williams,
Lead; c. H. Sinclair, Davenport, la.
G. j. Corrick left Saturday for the
CHEYENNE Agency, where he has a
contract for painting and decorating
for the government. He expects to
be absent from the city until June.1 J..
Zipback Comfy News: g. A. Nc
Garrangh and family went to Pierre
nv auto Monday. Mr.. McGarraugh
will return the first of the week, the
family will remain several weeks and
visit relatives.
Frank NJ Rood is eerving his first
term as Secretary of State and has
made a creditable Off cial. Both by
the experience and the caliber of his
citizenship he has the right to aspire
to a second term.
The Monday Musical gave a recital
at the Baptist church Monday evening.
which marked the closing a their first
years work. The attendance was large
and the musical numbers were greatly
enjoyed by those present.
A complaint has been filed with
thu supreme court asking for the dis
Dhi itVhS vi Eau ilnDSob, me-
attorney of Turner county.
The complaint has been referred to
the attorney general for investiga-
ton.
An %extradition wa. rant has been
granted by Gov. Byrne for the return
to Montana of Felix Orsolano, wanted
there to answer to a charge of larceny.
Orsolana has been held by the authori-
ties at Lead awaiting a decision by the
governor.
The Epworth league of the Metho-
dist church have elected officers for the
year as follows: President, Alice
Morse; 1st. End. Bird and 4th vice.
presidents, Paul Noren, Pauline Kind
ley, Jay Turner and Albert Eoren; sec
Marcia Baker; treasurer. Chas.
Swartz; pianist, Mrs. Frank Bedding.
1t has been found that the average
age of the veterans in the state sol
home at Hot Springs is II. "a
years. One is 90, another 90, thirty
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