Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-03-08

ed Sunday for their home at Miller.
Mrs A G. Heugie submitted to an
operation at the hospital today.
Forrest Auldredge went to Faulkton
yesterday for a short visit with home
folks.
Judge l. E. Gafry has returned
from q two weeks visit at points IN
Florida.
Mrs. Walter Gideon spent the fore.
part of the week with her daughter
at Harold.
Carroll Mccoy arrived Saturday
from Hastings, MINI. for q visit at
his home here.
Mrs. II, G. Smith returned today
from a short visit with her daughter
at Columbia.
Miss Hazel Baker entertained the
Queen Esther society at the Steiner
home Tuesday evening.
+ Mrs. Hugh Burgess entertained the
AID Society Of the Evangelical church
az her home yesterday
II. Il. Carey and Doe Boylan came
UP from Blunt Tuesday, the latter en-
tering the hospital here.
w. f. Troy returned Sunday from
Sioux City and Kansas City, where
he purchased a shipment of cattle
VIM. Burrus is planning on moving
back to his farm northwest of Hayes
and will sngage in farming and cattle
raising,
A call has been sent out for contri-
buttons Of books for the penitentiary.
Books from any part OF the state are
acceptable.
Judge Mccoy ret ,rned Saturday
from Broot Jugs, where he acted as
one of the Judges in a debate at the
Agricultural college.
Miss Hattie HtIaerbrand, who has
spent several months at Sioux Falls,
is in the eli for q visit with her sis
ter, Mrs Ell Conquest.
Miss Helen SSerud. who is employ
ed as stenographer with the OTIS
Land company at Blunt, spent Sun
day at her home here.
Miss Ruby McDearmon, stenogra-
pier to Ex-Governor Byrne during
his term of Office, will leave next
week for her home at Faulkton.
One of the heaviest snow storms of
the season visited the southeastern
part OF the state Tuesday and Wednes-
day, the fall of snow measuring six
inches.
Dr.. t. L. Riggs aud II. G. Quack-
enbush have purchased the Lilli-
bridge property on summit avenue
and will erect two fine residences
thereon this spring.
Miss Josephine HYDE, who has
spent several weeks here with her
snnt and uncle, MIR and Mrs, Chas.
L.. Hyde, departed yesterday for her
nome at Winnepeg.
Yes, these are March winds. Next
we hope to have April showers and
finally May howers, bHt they still
seem q loug way off With all of this
ice and sn On the groond.
Miss Hazel Erickson entertained a
number of friends at her home last
evening, complimentary to r.. j..
Johnson Of Minnesota, Who is a guest
at the Erickson home.
George Middleton has taken over
the manage ment of the Riverview ho
tel The interior his undergone con
siderable Improvements and he will
eadeavor 10 give the public first class
service.
Articles of incorporation nave been
filed for the Victor Farmers Elevator
Company, ut Victor, Roberts county,
with q captt4i OF 5000. Incorpora-
tors; Gabriel kp2dson, Olof Anseth
and William Nelson.
The supreme court has admitted the
folio wing applicants to practice law in
the state: r. c. Austin. B~rookings;
o II. Davis, Sioux Fails; q. M. Nor
ris, Aberdeen; Il & Sullivan, Turton;
Carl Watne, Rapid City.
Hyde County News: We forgot to
mention last week the reported arrival
OF triplets The home of MIR. and Mrs.
Anton Oaaficek of Banner township.
All three are well and hearty and don't
care a rap for the high cost of living.
The state inning alton department
Is working with the northwest branch
OF the United States department of la
Dor and will assist farmers and other
e nployers Of South Dakota to find
The demand at present far ex-
ceeds the supply. immigration into
the state is going forth at a rapid rate
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