Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-03-29
LOCAL NEWS

DIR. A G. Jackson of Lead, passed
Monday in the city.
Twin babies were born to Mr.. and
Mrs Jack Ovitt last week.
v. V. Ketchum went to Harold
Tuesday on a short business visit.
The Catholic Altar society Will meet
at the Academy tomorrow afternoon.
The pupils of the city schools will
enjoy their spring vacation next week.
The Royal Neighbots will give a
dance at Temple Court on the evening
of April o,
Misses Lucille and Hortense Petty
john spent Sunday at their home at
Harold.
f. M. Rood, secretary of state, went
out to his ranch near Philip yesterday
for a short visit.
Mrs. VIM. Potter came up from Can.
ming Saturday >for "a short visit with
a daughter here.
Mrs, IL. R. Horner entertained "a
number of friends at her home Satur-
day afternoon.
Bert Langland and family will return
to their homestead near Fort Bennett
within a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. McEwen return
ed Tuesday from a short visit with
their son at Cuthbert.
N. r. Knight, state land commits,
%sioner, returned yesterday from a trip
to the eastern part of the state.
Will Robinson went to Yankton Sun
day, where he will associate himself
with his brother in the study of law.
Jay Turner left Tuesday for Des
Moines, Iowa, where he has resumed
his studies at Highland Park college.
G. w. Martindale left Saturday for
Montana. where he will spend several
days in the interest of the First Nation
al Life.
Tax Commissioner 4Ienry and Smith
and Secretary Chapman left Yesterday
for Hot Springs to look after official
business.
Mrs. Guy Grandle and son of Can
ming visited with relatives here the
fore part of the week returning home
yesterday.
Postmaster Jas. Holm left yerterday
for Cedar Falls, Iowa, where he will
attend the golden wedding anniversary
of his parents.
w. W. Underwood. county agricul-
tural agent, returned Sunday from
Brookings, where he attended a meet
ing of county agents.
Miss Ruby McDearmond, ~stenogra-
pher to F. M. Byrne during his two
terms as governor, left Tuesday for
her horne at Faulkton, where she will
remain.
Conductor Marley, who underwent
an operation at Rochester some time
ago, is again on his run into Pierre
His many ~frlends|are glad to welcom,
him back.
The Happy Hearts Guild will give {
musical program and serve tea at the
st Charles hotel Saturday afternoon
The proceeds will go into the Belgium
Relief fund.
A brother editor makes this pointec
statement: ''lf you ever see an edito
who pleases everybody, there will b.
a glass plate over his face and he'won'
be standing up either"
Miss Grace Locbhart will go to Ger
t%erviile Saturday for a visit with
brother, following which she will go t.
Waterfowl to resume her duties a
teacher in the city schools.
The state convention of the Souti
Dakota Sunday School a%ssociatio.
will be held at Aberdeen May 1-3. |
is expected that at least 500 delegate
will be in attendance.
j. j. Murphy, 2. j. Dougherty an.
Mr.. Wells, members of the state rail
way commission, and their attorney
O. O. Sweet, left Monday for Chicag
where they will attend a ~railroa
hearing.
Huron High School won the stat
championship at basket bali at tn
Huron tournament last Thursday
Friday and Saturday. The final gam
was between Huron aud Aberdeen
resulting % to %.
One OF the local stores has in its dii
play window a small dish filled with p'
tatoes about the size Of hickory nut
also three or four small onions. Aboy
the dish is a card bearing this advertis
ment: ''For Sale or will trade for
Ford car'.-Worthing Enterprise.
Rapid City suffered a 5000, 900 FL
. loss Monday morning when the
new high school building, the o
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