Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-06-21

Joseph Wallace came in from Les
lie Tuesday for a visit with his son.
Ara.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Z. Ripple attended
the Grand Lodge meeting at Hot Springs
last week.
M. A. Adams of the state land depart
mens went to Mitchell Tuesday to look
after official duties.
There's no age limit on your money.
1t can be sworn into the service old or
young, big or little.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Winkler were in
the city from Harold Tuesday to attend
the -Winkler nuptials.
Mrs. Claude Thatcher and son went to
Iowa points Tuesday, where they will
make an extended visit to relatives.
Miss Mildred Hinckley, who attend
ed school here the past year. left
Monday for her home near Hoven.
Clerk of Courts Slindee returned
Tuesday from a several days visit
with relatives at points in Minnesota.
A train load of cattle, twenty-five
carloads, was pulled through Pierre
on Sunday to the ranges west of the
river.
NJ. A. Snyder, a number of Com
pany A, came over from Onida Tues
day to attend the Red Cross benefit
dance.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. K. Seeker passed
through the city Tuesday enroute to
their home at Faulkton from a visit
at Leslie.
Bernard McCallag returned yester-
day from Sioux Falls, bringing with
him a fine Hudson car for the Mid
West Auto company.
Misses Hazel Rood and Evelyn
Parry gave q surprise party Monday
afternoon for Miss Edna Bjoberg, a
bride of Tuesday evening.
The Pierre Frolic orchestra went to
Harold yesterday where they furnished
music for a dance. From there they went
on to Highmore to take part in the open
ing d%hautauqua program.
AT the meeting of the Grand Lodge
at Hot Springs last week John II.
McCord of this city, was elected as
| grand senior warden, which is an
appointment we'll placed.
Prof. r. a. Roberts, principal Of
the schools at Bruce the past year,
has been elected to the position of
superintendent of the Fort Pierre
schools for the coming year.
Secretary o. M. Phelps Of the b.
and Y. came to Pierre from Huron
last week for a conference with L. b.
Roberti, president of the trail ASSOC
citation. Many important projects
and matters were taken up.
Some newspapers are publishing a
receipt for making dandelion wine.
The fellow who tries to keep the pests
out of his yard will get all the symp-
tom of having imbibed wine without
the extra expense of brewing it.
The surveying of a new island in
the Missouri river heal Fairbank was
completed last week by members of
the state land department. The is
land contains in the neighborhood of
100 acres with a large growth of tim
Der. Under the provision of a legis-
lative measure the state acquires IT,
tie to the island, which is valuable
property.
Rev. j. A. Edwards has gone to
Rapid City, where this evening he
will deliver an address at the COM
mencement exercises of the Metho
dist Deaconess hospital. Camilla
N. Hansen and Edith j. Cattles are
the only graduates from that institu-
ton this year, The class motto is
by Love Serve Others" The class
colors are red, white and blue.
Plans for establishing of registra
tion places along the Black and Vel.
low trail in South Dakota are being
taken up. These places will be
where tourists may register. Proba.
bly, the first and most important of
these will be established near the
bridge across the Missouri at Pierre.
a fairly accurate record of through
travel can be kept in this way.
June Is, A. c.. S~atterlee, publisher
of this paper, was nominated for the
position of Register of the United
States Land Office, by those in posi-.
tion to act at Washington. ID. c., and
it is expected that within a few days
he will be clothed with the authoriety
to act. Such Office, John E. Kelley
the present register, was not a candi.