Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-04-05

f Sfo1 Woo GilI.l t1lfCll
Monday at the summersids home.
4. A. Taylor and wife OF Harold,
were shopping in the city Saturday.
Mrs. VIM. fiowes of Rousseau. is a
guest at the Howes home in this CITY.
insurance Commissioner Van Camp
spent Sunday with his family at Har-
rold.
The Birthday club was entertained
at the Schubert home Saturday after
afternoon.
One robin does not make a sumroer
but it is sure a sign of the approach
of spring.
Frank NJ. Byrne intends to put in
the summer muntbs on the chsutau-
qua platform.
Prof McMasters of the city schools,
left Saturday for his home at Belle
Foufehe to spend the spring vacation.
The neat sum of $500 was Forwarded
to The Belgium lief committee at
Soak Fails last week by the local COM
mi'Eee,
Miss Isabelle Benton and Miss Mar
euerite Brekke, who teach school near
Harold, spent Sunday in the city with
friends,
H. 9. Lumley, county commissioner,
has moved his family out to The ranch,
where they will remain during the sum
mer months.
Harry G. Freeman left Sunday for
Hisega, where he went 10 do some ang-
ling on the first day trout can be law
fully caught,
The new spring styles call for long
er skirts aud so far we have heard
no. complaints from the bow legged
women lex.
Mrs 0, N. Hoyt left Monday for
Sioux Falls where she will attend a
meeting Of the Women's committee
of Investigation.
ri; Billings, who has resided on a
faTn near Okobojo, has rented a
farm near Blunt, to which place he
viii moy shortly.
Old Glofy's salute: q pledge al
legiance to my flag and,the republic
for which it stands. one nation in
Invisible with liberty and justice for
all"
Earl Pickenpaugh has accepted a
position With a general dealer at New
Underwood and intends to go to that
place in a few days TO reside.
Trip county Will hold a special
election on April II 10 vote on bonds
to fund the county indebtedness of
$200, 600. and for s65, 900 with which
to build a court house.
S. =. Grams, state fire marshal, is in
the city from Lead. He reported that
a great many people have claimed that
portion of the state as q home this
year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Brandhuber
went to Miller Saturday for a visit with
relatives. MIR. Brandhuber won't from
thas point to Sioux Falls, where he is
serving as a juror in the United States
court.
Huge cakes of ice continue to fiji
the waters of the Big Muddy. The
riYeT is at a high stage, but not in as
treacherous d condition as had been
predicted by many of the old residents,
who are acquainted with its traits.
The proverbial goose that layed the
golden egg would be rather cheap if it
was stood up alongside a modern hen
that can lay an Easter egg already dyed
in all eolois OF the rainbow.-Vernil-
lion Plain Talk.
An auto road between Sioux City and
Aberdeen to be constructed this sum
mer, has been christened The Sun
shine Highway" by the promoters.
~ 2Saa 70 ~ biioW biObS WV Univ l-
kee railroad between these points.
Let lhe good work 90 on. South Oak
ota con not have too many good auto
roads.
Now we wonder if the boys Will
ever get the money The state wanted
to pay them. With one third of the
guard in service again and scattered
throughout the nation on guard duty,
one is all the more ashamed of the
shabby treatment they have received
at the the hands of the state.-Aber-
deem American.
Rev, and Mrs. Address entertained
the Christian Endeayor society of the
Congregational church at their home
Friday evening. Officers OF the society
selected as follows: President,
Geo. sayers; vice-president, Alton
Adams; secretary, Marietta Whiting;
treasurer, Myrtle Allen.
Every man has his own WaV ,af