Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-02-01
LOCAL NEWS

Monday in the city.
State Fire Marshal Grams came in
from Lead yesterday.
Miss Helen Potter of Arnott, has n
rolled at the Business College.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cleaver Ringler spent
Sunday with friends at Blunt.
Irons orchestra will play for a dance
at the auditorium tomorrow night.
Harry Preston came up from Nit
chell Tuesday for a visit with friends.
The future belongs to youth, the
past to- age and the present to the
middleman.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Genoway of Wendt, at the hospital
Tuesday
Mrs. j. d. Larson entertained the
East Pierre Womans club at her home
Tuesday Afternoon.
The Miller and Pierre high school
basket bali teams will play al the Aud
IOTlutIl JIM ~" iSh
Philip Laurence of Huron, a member
of the soldiers home board spent the
forepart of the week in the city.
Miss Grace Elliott left Tuesday for
her home at Belle PLANE, Wis, after
a visit at the home of Il. r. Mouiton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Purcell return
ed Saturday from a several days
visit at Sioux Falls and other points.
H. E. Young of Midland, was
brought in to the hospital for treat
ment last week. He was accompan
led here by his wife.
Mrs. G. NJ. HOLSTER will entertain a
of ladies at her home Satur-
day afternoon, complimentary to Mrs.
McMasters of Yankton,
Mrs. Carl Gunderson left Monday
for her home at Vermiilion, after g
several weeks visit with her nus
band, Senator Gundegson,
Frank Anderson, member of the
state board Of regents, left today for
his home at Webster after spending
several days in the city.
Miss Josephine hyde arrived Tues
day from Winnipeg, Canada, for an e&-
tended visit with her aunt and uncle,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. II. Hyde.
j w. Grandle of this city won first
prize on his exhibit of Orphingtons at
the poultry show at Mitchell last weak.
receiving a silver cup as an award.
The entertainment and dance> which
was to have been given at the Auditor
ium last evening was postponed anti
tonight on account of the extreme colo
weather,
The Ladies Aid society of the Con
gregational church was entertained q
the St. Charles yesterday Afternoon
with, M esdames Hyde and Checker a:
hostessei.
Many newspapers are RAINING beaut'
talks by noted women. But since tn
ladies of this community are not in nee
of the artificial article we have no spae
to waste on a dead subject.
Oklasodak: Lieut.. H. t. KenneY o
the regimental infrmary, has bee!
granted a 20 day leave OF absence
He will go to Minneapolis, MINI.
where he will operate on his brother
DR.. and Mrs. S. b. Stegeman, fol
mer Pierre residents, have move
from Onida to Gettysburg, wher
they have purchased q large res5denc
to be used in part as a hospital.
Lieutenant Governor McMaster
will deliver an address on France
E. Willard at the Congregations
church Sunday evening, Mr.. Nj
Masters is an able speaker and thoS
who hear him will be amply reward
ed.
Sunday afternoon the fire depar
ment was called to the home of Coz
ductor McNeaI on West Pleasal
Drive, where a fire had started fro
the furnace. The flames were soc
checked but considerable damage WI
done by water and smoke.
A small fire at the Locke hotel Tue
day evening was the cause of great e
element amoung their guests. A tor'
had been used during the day to tina
out some pipes which ia supposed
have caused a blaze beneath the pa
lor floor. Slight damage was done.
Farmers are prone to claim that I'll
Increased prices that they are recei
inc for all kinds of farm products a
doing them no good, but it is notice
more of them are riding in autom
biles today than were riding In bu
gies and apring wagons ten years ag
The little daughter of Mr.. and MI