Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-04-12

ARA WAllace spent sunday Will
friends at Huron.
Mrs. Wells of Redfeld, is y guest
at the Knapp home.
The state brand commission will be
in session in this city on April 10th.
An examination for veterinarians
will be held in this city on April 81.
Miss Agnes S~nodgrass of ST. Lawr-
enee. has entered the hospital for treat
ment.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Nj. Gardner went to
Onida Monday for a short visit with
relatives
Mrs. c. M. HOLSTER entertained the
Monday Musical at her home on Mon.
day evening.
Miss Julia Teske left Tuesday for
the Twin Cities to look after millinery
purchases.
Mrs. Eakin entertained the East
Pierre Womans club at her home Tues
day afternoon.
b. s. Payne, assistant attorney gen
eral, has gone to Walworth county on
official business.
For efficiency and reliability phone
Daniel P. Brown, Fort Pierre, S. ID !,
the piano tuner.
The South Dakota Breeders ~associa-
ton is holding a big safe of blooded
stock at Huron today.
Chas. l.. Hyde, Jr, is in Sioux Falls
this week, wnere he is taking the high,
ct degrees in Masonry.
MIR, and Mrs. j. Il. G~ropengeiser
come over from Onida Monday for a
short visit with relatives.
II. M. Gardner has purchased a Ford
car which he will have made over into
an auto truck for delivery purposes.
The state convention of the South
Dakota Retail Merchants association
viii be held at Sioux Falls May is. II.
Dakota Democrat: Pierre believes
in preparedness. Mayor Borst has
called upon all the people to plant
gardens.
Peter Coleman and family arrived
tuesday from North Dakota and went
o to their former home in Sulley coun-
ty to reside.
Dr.. Thomas of the State University
occupied the pulpit at the Baptist
church Easter Sunday. A special mus
ical program was given.
The time for ''keeping cool" hav-
ing about passed, it would not do any
harm to stage a patriotic demonstra-
tion of some sort in every community.
A large number of the young me of
the Senior class are contemplating join
ing the navy, many of which will leave
this week for Omaha and indianapolis.
The annual meeting of the parish of
the Episcopal church was held at the
Guild hall Monday evening, at the
close of the business session refresh
ments were served.
For sale or trade, cheap--5 room
house and lot, small barn, and chick
en- house; near East Pierre school
house, 4 block from Capital avenue.
Phone 1-6-B-Carl Hansen.
Fort Pierre Times; DR.. and Mrs.
Martin of Harold, were in Fort Pierre
yesterday. DR.. Martin was looking
over the situation here with reference
to locating here when Dr.. Walsh goes
to Rapid City.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. D.. Robinson arriy-
ed Monday from Kansas City for a Wis
it with relatives. On Tuesday they
were called to Mileaville by the death
of Mrs. Robinson's mother, Mrs. Will
son, who is we'll knownin Pierre.
John Quinn, of Chapelle, sold a hog
to George Harter Wednesday that
weighed $50 pounds and received 1852
for it, Some hog and some money. 1t
takes 2 good Irishman to raise a good
hog anyWay.-Hyde Co. Bulletin
Rapid City Observation-Disclosures
Bros. brought in . carload of regist-
cred Hereford bulls from their ranch
near Hereford, S. D., and shipped
them out over the Pierre line Friday
morning to ranchers in the vicinity
Of Pierre.
Tbs wild ducks have started north;
the meadow larks out on the prair,es
are handing out what sounds to most of
us like the classic music that we have
heard since last fall. and the Chamber
lain bridge is out or at least out of
commission, sc it looks as tho spring
is really here.-Belvidere Times
The organization of the Chicago,
Black Hills and Yellowstone Park Trail
association was perfected in this city
Friday when a large number OF dele