Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-03-08

A'aao" SiISou VI DluIl, spent
Sunday in the city.
Adjutant General Morris is in the
city from Redtield.
Mrs. Chas. Metzgar has moved to
the city from Canning.
Miss Brownie Mather spent Sunday
w Ia homefolks at Redfield.
Mrs. B, M. Hart came up from
Blunt Tuesday for a short visit with
friends.
The popular Froiic orchestra viii
| give q dance at the Auditorium tomor-
row night.
The Ladies Altar society of the
Catholic church met ST the Academy
this afternoon.
Miss Ruth Glow, q student at the
Huron college, is spending the week
at her home here.
Walter Baade has gone to Midland,
where he will work at the painting and
paper-hanging business.
Pure Food Inspector Cox passed
through the city Tuesday, enroute to
bis home at Rapid City.
j. b Coon arrived Tuesday from
Sioux Falls to join his wife here for a
visit at the Sutherland home.
Joseph Wallace OF Leslie, is in the
city for a visit with his son, who re-
turned with Company A Monday.
a meeting of the Central South
Dakota Poultry association will be
held at the Court house tomorrow
night.
Gov. Norbeck returned yesterday
from Redfeld, where he attended the
Homecoming celebration for the militia
boys of that place.
Levi Pretty Weasel came down from
Cheyenne Agency Yesterday and has
entered the Indian school here for the
remainder of the year.
w. G. Bickelhaupt came down from
Aberdeen Tuesday to look after mat
ters in connection with the Dakota Cen
trail Telephone company.
Mrs. Znmwalt and daughter of st.
Paul, arrived the FIRST of the week
Tor a visit with their son and brother,
e. % Zumwalt and family.
John Peterson of Butte township,
has disposed of his ranch to Mr..
B9rkalow of Manchester, this state,
and has moved to HYDE county.
r. Jacobsen and Mort Adams of the
state land department., left today for
Deadwood, where they will attend a
meeting of foresters of the Black Hills.
w. N. VanCamp came up from
H%ighmore Tuesday to take up his
new position as insurance commits ,
sioner to succeed M. III. O'Brien of
that place.
Gus Breitling, who has been con-
nected with the St. Charles for some
time, intends to lea9 We shortly for Hot
Springs Where he will remain for sew
eral weeks.
The Parent-Teachers association of
the West Ward school meet at the
school this afternoon. Miss Lois Spen-
Ger, state field librarian, is on the pro-
gram for an address.
Yermillion Republican,: South Da-
kota people will celebrate two DAYS
next July. One will be on the 1st
when the bone dry" law goes into
effect, and tile other will be indie
pendence day.
William, we have never killed & man.
But Lord, that doesn't mean that we
never felt like it, with delinquent sub
scribers enriching themselves while we
stagger under the price Of print paper.
Salem Register.
Articles Of incorporation have been
fled for the Rapid City Racing and
Stock Growers Association of Hot
Springs. Capital sic, 900, %Incorpora-
tors, Pat Boyles, Il. E. Highley,
Leroy G. Eastman.
Under the Federal regulations there.
Is a closed season from February / 10
September 6, inclusive, each wear
throughout the United States on water
fowl and other migratory game birds.
The season for hunting is further re-
stricted in various parts of the country
to periods not exceeding three an one
half months.
The p%oultryman makes his greatest
profit from the chickens which are
hatched before May 1. The early
Matched cockerels are sold as broilers
when the broiler market is at its best.
The flood of late Matched broilers
brings prices down and congests the
market. The greater returns received
from carly Matched broilers go far to-
ward d~efraying the cost of raising the
puiiets. These puilats in turn begin