Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-04-19
LOCAL NEWS

VlStUs
M. A. Adams of the state land depart.
ment, left Monday for Gregory county.
Miss Ruby McDearmon of Faulkton,
spent Sunday in the city with friends.
Mrs. w. A. King went to Canning
the first of the week for a visit at the
ranch.
c. ID. Sterling was in the city Mon
day from Red6eld TO look after legal
interests.
Miss Henrietta Matter returned Mon
day from a short visit with her sister
at DeStnit,
Judge Gaffy spent Sunday at Mid.
land, near which place he has exten-
sive land interests.
Sidney Lang was called to his home
at Lead the first of the week by the H.
ness of his sister.
Judge and Mrs Gates entertained
the State House Whist club at their
home Tuesday evening.
Earl Pickenpaugh and mother left
yesterday for Underwood, where they
will make their home.
Hennegar's orchestra of Mitchell,
furnished music for a dance at the S..
Charles Saturday night.
Geo. Fal!on has moved from the
Hyde block to the Newbanks resi-
dence on Prospect avenue.
The officers of the national guards
of South Dakota will have Fort Smell
ling as their training quarters.
Pure bred White Rock eggs for
Matching purposes at low prices.
G. NJ. Livingstone, Pierre. S. D,
The state convention of the South
Dakota Sunday School workers will be
held at Aberdeen on May 2-3.
The Queen Esther society of the
Methodist church was entertained at
the Ramer name Tuesday evening.
Mrs. o. N. Hoyt, a member. of The
Woman's investigating board. returned
Monday from an official visit at Yank-
ton.
The Eastern Star Social club will be
entertained at Temple Court tomorrow
afternoon by Mesdames Rood, Gregory
and Thomas.
C.. w. Martindale of the First Ma
tional Life returned Tuesday from a
several days visit to the eastern part
of the state.
Miss Dorothy White will leave on
Saturday for Kansas City, where she
will again take up her work with the
Redpath Lyceum bureau.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. o. Anderson arriv
ed from Sturgis Monday, the former to
attend a meeting of the state brand
commission, of which he is a member.
w. w. Underwood, county agricul
tural agent, and G. r. Morrison, live
stock specialist from the state agri-
cultural college, went out to Oahe
Tuesday.
DR.. Niche, who owns a fine tract
of land northeast of the city, arrived
Tuesday from Missouri and together
with his SON. will farm their land
holdings.
Mrs. M. J. Samco of Canning and
daughter Charlotte and mother, Mrs.
LaBrecque left Saturday morning fol
points in the state of Washington
where they will visit relatives and
friends.
Boat traffic between this city an6
Fort Pierre has been in operation fol
several days. Although the Mis-
souri, is still at a high stage. Sigh
trouble is had in the usual carrying
of passengers.
The rainy weather most of the weeI
has put a stop to seeding operations TO
a few days. The ground is pretty we
and it will put some farmers behint
with thsir work.
MIS-. Ia d. IGOUllSOu, VINO Bhi
been the guest of relatives here, left
yesterday for g visit with friends al
Rapid City, following which sh,
will return to her home at Kansa:
City.
Because the patch of ground in
your back yard is small and has new
er been used for garden purposes is
no reason why it should not be 81
used now. Get busy You will bt
able to raise something that VIII fint
a place on the table. The example
you will set will be q good one fol
your neighbor.
Mrs. John Hardesty of Washington
d. c., formerly Miss Victorine Cor
rick, and a daughter Of c. j. Corrick o
this city, has enlisted for United States
navy service as telephone operator al
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