Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-05-24

and Mrs. Lloyd Borah.
Mrs. Albert Orris of Okobojo, is a
patient at the hospital.
Rev. j. A. Edwards returned Tues
day from a trip to Armour.
JAS Holm, postmaster, was an east
bound passenger yesterday.
Clarence Osborn of Seneca. has enter
en- the hospital for treatment.
Royal Kozel of Marston received a
broken ankle in a runaway Tuesday.
j. o. Thorne is in the city from Capa
for a visit with relatives.
Pupils of the city schools have been
busy this week with their examinations.
Mrs. A. d. Hengel is reported as
among those who are on the sick list.
Mrs Theo. Hertensen of Milesviile
has entered the hospital for treatment.
Bernard Nc Callag returned yester-
day from a business visit to the Twin
tiles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Hirning have re-
turned from a weeks visit at Alexan-
drla n other points.
Mrs. w. W.. Waite came UP from
Blunt Monday to attend the Monday
Musical ente rtainment.
Mrs. Ben Sylvia and son were releas-
ed from the hospital and have gone to
their home at Fort Pierre.
Miss Evangeline Beacon has &C
cepted a position as stenographer
with the county agricultural agent.
Registration blanks are being sent
out to the several polling places in the
county for the registration on June S.
Mrs. Henry Potter arrived TODAY
from Lake Benton, Mimi, for a visit
at the home of her son, A. r. Potter.
Mrs. ID. w. Lyman and children will
leave the latter part of next week for
a several weeks visit with homefolks
in Iowa.
Frank Harbor of Miller, has entered
the hospital for treatment. He was
accompanied to Pierre by DR.. Wallace
of Miller.
Maynard Knox will leave the last of
the week for Fort Smelling, where he
has been ordered to report at the off.
GERS training camp.
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An effort will be made by the state
capitol commission to secure the lots
east of the capital. A value of 81. q
has been placed on the lots.
Miss Lucille LaPland and Miss Haz-
ell Baker came down from cheyenne
Agency today by auto. Miss Baker
has spent several days at the LaPlant
home.
Show at the Grand Opera House at
Pierre-the musical comedy, 1.-The Man
in the Moon" Good music and good
laughs. Monday, May 2sth.
Rev. Father Harrington and mother
Will be given a farewell reception at
the Catholic parsonage this eveningr
Rev. Harrington leaves for Sank Gen.
ter, MINI.
The musical comedy, "The Man in
Moon." will be played at the Grand
Opera House Monday, May 2Sth.
Prices Sl.oo, 75-5O.35c. The best mus
ica1 show on the road today.
For sale or trade, cheap-5 room
house and lot, small barn. and chick
en- house; a East Pierre school
house, q block from Capital emu
Paone 1-6-B-Carl Hansen.
The government has raised the age
to enlist in the army to 40 years. This
will be fair to many who want to go to
war, but could not get in when the lin.
it was 35. Later the age limit may be
raised to the age of SO.
81. G. Fuller made a short talk at the
Bijou Tuesday night. discussing the Lii.
berty Loan bond, and urging all citi-
zens to purchase these bonds. His
talk was to the point and was heartily
received by his hearers.
Waterloo Qowaj Courier: The sky
is blue, the sea is blue, the beautiful
Danube is blue, and Monday is usually
a~zure-colored. But why try to upset
the general scheme of things by max
ing Sunday blue also.
ii. G. Quackenbush went to Blunt
Tuesday, where, as guardian of the es-
tate of VIM. Richardson who is an in
mate of the state insane asylum at
Yankton, he held a sale of the Richard
son property. +. M. Quinn acted as
~auctloneer.
a. w. Ewert has been selected as
treasurer of the Rural Credits commits
sion. The other members of the COM
mission. appointed some time ago, are:
Q. M. Henry. executive officer; Alfred
Zoske of Draper, and j. E. Ziebach. OF
Gam Valley.