Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-05-31

VIZ VIC DtoohluSo COll6X0.
Mrs. Nellie Leach of Canning, wat
a Capital City visitor yesterday.
State Fire Marshal Craus of Lead,
is in the city on official business.
Ross Miller of the state railway de,
partment, was an east bound passen.
ger today.
For efficiency and reliability phone
Daniel P. Brown, Fort Pierre, S. d.,
the piano tuner.
The Woman's club held their last
meeting of the season Tuesday after
noon at the Library.
The Baptist Aid society is being en-.
%tertained at the st. Charles this after.
noon by Mrs: Dudley.
Miss Ruby McDearmond came over
from Faulkton Tuesday for a sever
al days. visit with friends.
j. A. Taylor arrived here Tuesday
coming from Minneapolis, and is oper-
ator for the Western Union.
Mort Adams of the state land de.
partment, has returned from a trip
to the northern part of the state.
DR. I. f, Riggs left Tuesday fol-
Iankton, where he attended a meet.
ing of the state medical association,
Mrs. Theis left Tuesday for her
home at Lane, after a short visit
with her sister, Miss Abbie Whitney,
Mrs.. H. r. Grenard arrived the
first of the week from Sioux Falls for
a visit with her sister, Mrs, F. A,
kantowski.
DR.. N. B. Gearhart and family will
soon move from the city to Philip,
where the doctor will engage in the
practice of medicine.
Faulkton Record: Elk. Gov. Byrne
is making some extensive improve.
ments on his dwelling and expects tt
occupy it soon after June J..
Mrs. w. L. Thompson returned to
her home at Highmore Monday, after
q short visit with Vernon Traver
who is a patient at the hospital.
Corn planting is we'll nigh complet.
ed. With the fine rain of last week il
will terminate quickly and if frost does
l NOT SrN1 it = ~,,l ~ H. lsI \ l.. ~
July a.
Robt. Coleman came up from Sioux
Falls yesterday for q visit with rela
tives in Suily county. Bob is a mem
Der of the new cavalry troop at tina
place.
A girl Il swallow a complexion tab
let as big as a walnut and never blink
but she couldn't get a liver pill 81
small as a pea past the hesitation spo
without the aid ola torpedo gun.-Ex
+. N. Beacon passed Friday at hi
home in this city. He says crop con
ditions are the best throughout soutl
Dakota, North Dakota and Montan,
they have eve been. Wheat looks tn
finest and is a large acreage,
Rev. Father Harrington and moth
er departed today far their new HON
at Sau Center. Mimi. Father Har
rington has made a host. of friends il
Pierre, who regret his leaving tn
city. but join in wishing him well il
his new location.
A Kansas printer has notified til
merchants of his town that he will
soon be in need of a pair of 81 so choes
a new shirt AMI a sack of flour. an,
that he will call for sealed Bids on thes
items, as that is this custom when the
want 81 90 worth of printing.
All students of the University o
South Dakota who enlist In the regula
army, navy, or national guard and ar
called away from the campus by thos
military organizations will receive flu
credit for this semester's work an
Seniors will receive their degrees wit.
their class in case they are called ava
on military duty.
Crops IN this vicinity are lookin
good and the gardens could not loo
better. The early planted corn i
coming up and many farmers are onl
half through planting corn in oil,
ground and there is quite a lot of so,
to be ploWed and worked. Frui
trees have been in bloom for sewers
days and prospects are for a heav,
crop.
A man in Waterfowl was this wee
lined $15 f%or'hugging a woman of tina
place. From personal observation o
some WatertoWn women that's CHEAP
Bet Dick Halliday of the Iroqnoi
Chief would pay more than that an,
they wonldn'thav to get out a war
rant for him toscome forward and pa
the price.-Sionx Falls journal.
The city schools will close tomor
row for the annual summer vacation