Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-05-10

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citizen than the military Stacker.
M. M. Kramer returned Yesterday
from a business visit to Sioux CITY.
Fl, F. Chapman or the state tax de-
partment returned yesterday from
5iouN Falls.
Mrs fl. O. Bliss of Jamestown, N.
d, arrived yesterday for a visit with
Mrs. Gilkinson.
Mrs. Ira Squirting and children
came in from Leslie last week for a
visit with friends.
The infant son born to Mr.. and
Mrs, Ivan Dotson yesterday passed
away shortly after birth.
Mrs. johnson and Miss Adele Mel
son were in the city from Onida yester-
day on a shopping trip.
The Birth of a Nation, shown at the
Grand Tuerday, was largely attended
in spite of its previous visit here.
Gus Breitling returned last week
from a stay of a month in Hastings,
Nehraska-the home of his mother.
Miss Anna HOLSTER and Miss
Richards, teachers in the city schools,
spent Saturday aud Sunday at Rapid
City.
The National White Corn Millers'
association is making an appeal for
the growing of white corr for market
purposes.
The Kings Daughters will be enter
tanned at the Checker home Saturday
evening by Misses Hunkins. Green.
and Gleckler.
DR.. 0. N. Hoyt returned today from
Aberdeen, where he went to attend a
meeting of Homeopathic physicians
of The two Dakotas.
q. Is. ~Besancon, a writer on the daily
Sioux Falls Press, was a Pierre visitor
Tuesday. His acquaintance were de-
lighted to meet him.
Fred Sahr has returned from Brook
ln9s, where he took. the examination
Tor entrance to the officers training
camp at Fort Smelling.
Mrs. II. g. Fuller left yesterday for
Fortress Monroe, Va, where she will
pay a visit to a son, Captain A. l..
Fuller, of the coast artillery.
The Infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
David Nelson of st. Lawrence. died at
the hospital Tuesday. The remains
We're taken to st. Lawrence for inter-
ment.
Ii the farmers do the extra work
this year they are urged to do, they
can dispense with bedding, for they
will have to put In the entire "a hours
each day.
James S. Lang is no longer pub
Usher of the Harold Journal. The
ownership Of the paper having revert
ed to the former owner, Miss Georgia
S~ummerside.
PAU Dewell, WmAMcMaster, Wal
ter smith and-Dick Carlton returned
Tuesday from Brookings, where they
took the examination for entrance to
the Fort Smelling training camp.
For sale or trade, efeap-5 room
house and lot, small barn, and chick
en- house; near East Pierre school
house, e block from Capital avenue.
Phone 1-6-B-Carl Hansen.
The colony of colored people in the
vicinity of Fairbank, Sully county,
have organized q Farmers Agricul-
tnral cluo. Two meetings a month
Will be held to keep in touch with
farming interests.
The state convention of the Grand
Lodge of Odd Fellows will be held at
Yankton next Tuesday, and it is ex-
pected to be one of the biggest con-
v%entions the order has evereheld.
IL. f. Chapman has resigned his
f'S'"ch 40 cCSiSldLy w tlS StdGG IN
commission, which takes effect July
l Mr.. Chapman will move from the
city to Sioux Falls, where he has ac-
cepted the position as court reporter
Tor Judge Elliott.
The agricultural college has Is, 900
doses OF government blackIeg vaccine
CD hand for immediate distribution
to farmers free Of charge. Write or
wire the college for what you need
and get busy, if you have moi already
yaccinated your cattle. There. ia
going to be a big loss from blackleg
this spring unless the proper precau.
tions are taken.
A Stratford farmer started home
from town after dark with a couple
of potatoes, IL beans and an onion.
which he had inst purchased. A US
pictous looking character was a wit
ness to the transaction and Wayiaid