Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-06-14
LOCAL NEWS

Springs Saturday for a short stay.
d. W. Lyman returned Tuesday
from a several days. visit at Omaha.
Mrs. C. H. Burke is entertaining
the Neighbsrs at her home this after
noon.
Miss Regina Hollister arrived
home from the state university Sat
urday.
Miss Ruth Blnford went to Mime
apolis yesterday for a visit with
friends.
Miss Mildred Eager went to Onida
Tuesday for a visit with her brother,
Forrest and wife.
S. ID. Blair. arrived home Monday
from a trip to Alberta and other
points in Canada.
Miss Lillian Olander left Tuesday
for her home at Stratford, where she
will spend the summer.
An enthusiastic meeting of the Red
Cross society was held at the 81.
Charles Tuesday evening.
Miss Edna Murphy arrived Tuesday
from kearney. Neb.. and went out to
the Trumbo home for a visit.
Miss Doris Whitman and Esther
Odemark went out to Rapid City Tues
day to take in the tournament.
Mrs. L. M. Dotson went to Rapid
City Tuesday to take in the tourna.
ment and visit with her son, Ivan.
The Hughes Stanley County joint
institute convenes at Fort Pierre
Monday for a two weeks session.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Gardner and
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Horn spent Sun
day at the Rumrill home at Onida.
Mrs. Melitta Ruble arrived home
from Chicago Saturday, where she has
completed a course in kindergarten
work.
Walter Travis, who has attended
Yankton college the past year, was
among the students who arrived home
Saturday.
Mrs. j.. G. Wild and children arriv-
ed last week from Kansas for a visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. F.
Dorothy.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Horner left
Saturday for their summer home in
Minnesota, where they will spend
the summer.
Miss Sophia DeLand left TUESDAY
for Syracuse, N. Y, where she will
visit with a sister, who has been in
poor health.
Lumber for a club house in Byron
township was hauled out from
Pierre several days ago, and work on
the structure was commenced last
week.
> This week the regents of education
will open bids for IT'S tons of soft
coal to be delivered to the state
educational institutions under their
charge.
Jas. Berry of Rec Heights, passed
away at the hospital Tuesday. The
remains were taken to the home at
Rec Heights, where the funeral will
be held.
Chicken thieves are working about
the city. Several days ago E. F. Gift
ford suffered the loss of his entire
flock. including two large ducks, which
he priced quite highly.
The local iremen left Tuesday morn
ing for Rapid City, where they are TAX
ing an active part in doings at the
state tournament. A number of the
members will go on to Black Hills
points before their return home.
Miss Margaret Lockhart has enter
ed upon her duties as clerk in the
state fire marshal's department. Miss
Frances Quirk of Highmore, has
taken Miss Lockhart's former posi-
ton in the insurance department.
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Vermiilion Republican: If there
is hole in the bone dry law, wait
till after July 1st to dig it up. Need
have no fear if there is a hole there
but what some one will find it.
There is going to plenty of them that
will be looking for it.
Sioux Falls Journal: Eighty. two
inmates Of the %penitentiary came with
in the scope of the registration law
and were accordingly enrolled. but
they do say %ex-convicts are not particu-