Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-03-15

A good a-seated surry for sale.-A. T..
Hegg|apd,
DR.. j. j. Mertons came over from
Gettysburg yesterday.
I. G. Robinson of Philip, was a Capt.
tai City visitor Tuesday.
S. E. Grams, state fire marshal, ar
rived yesterday from Lead.
DR.. A. H. Youngs went out to Mid
and Sunday on professional business.
Irons orchestra will play for a
dance at the Auditorium tomorrow
hight.
Allan Dsrner and family have NOV
ed to the Ewert residence on Pleas,
ant drive.
G H. Jaynes shipped a q load of
choice fat cattle to Sioux City on
Tuesday.
+ NJ. Byrne has returned from a
several days. stay at points ON the Pa
ciic coast,
Chas. Heitzelman came up from
Sioux CITY Monday for a short visit
with his mother and sister.
John Dofan came up from Huron
Saturday and went out to his Sully
county farm for a short stay.
Miss Allen, who has been employed
on the state examining board, departed
Tuesday for her homo at Capa.
Miss Flora Harvey returned the first
of the week from Sioux Falls, where
she visited at the Grenard home.
Miss Freda Kindley went to Huron
Friday, where she visited over S IN
day with her sister, Miss Pauline.
There is nothing unusual about the
weather. Just remember what kind of
weather we bad in March of other wears,
The Kings Daughters will be enter
tanned at Temple Court tomorrow even
ing by Mrs, Branch and Misses Brand
huber.
NJ. II. 0'Brien, ex-commissioner of
Insurance, has gone to Huron, where
he is now connected with an insur-
auce concern.
Miss Hazai Eckles left Tuesday for
her home at Watertown after a sever
al weeks visit with her sister, Mrs. t.
B Roberts, Jr.
The Baptist Ladies' Aid will be
entertained by Mrs. Dudley in the
p~arlors of theSt, Charles hotel tomor-
row afternoon.
G. FL, HeGy, deputy state fire mar
shall, was an arrival from Platte Tues.
day to Look after matters with the
state department.
Miss Lois Spencer of the state
library department, went to Salem
Saturday, where she delivered an ad.
dress before a meeting of school Off
GERS.
Gus Breitf1ng left Tuesday for a visit
with relatives at Fremont, Neb., and
from that point will go to Hot Springs
for q several weeks stay at the Sol
diers' Home.
In a runaway Tuesday f. E. Quinn
was thrown from a wagon, sustaining
a broken arm. Mr., Quinn has served
as ~janitor at the Mckinley school for
several months.
Yes, nice climate in California and
Florida, but SIX weeks from now when
things are booming in the Sunshine
State we wouldn't trade six months of
South Dakota weather for a cycle of
Cathay,
Mrs e Jacobsen returned Sunday
from the Twin Cities, wnero she spent
several days in the interest of anti
suffrage. Mrs. Jacobsen delivered an
address before "a large gathering there
last week.
Capa Hostier--John Jeitz shipped his
alfalfa seed to Pierre Wednesday,. 1t
represents the crop from about IS acres
and is expected to bring near $500
Even at that, the crop had been partly
harvested by grasshoppefs.
a western farmer, says the LitchGeld
Ledger, hits the nall on the head when
be says: The reason why some boys
leave the farm is that WilI1e's calf
grows up to be pas cow" There is
more truth than poetry in the state
ment.
The shareholders Of The Cf,apelle Tel
ephone company held their annual meet
ing in this city Tuesday. The officers
elected We're: President, Andrew Eel.
Ter; ce-pres ident, j. r. Fowler; sec
rotary and treasurer, C. b. Billing
hurst; Additional directors: M. IT.
Whitney, manager; John Hall and C.
G.. Mathews.
Last Saturday, Geo. w. Egan appear-
ed before the State Supreme court. and
argued a motion, asking the court to
rainstate him in tho diahor~a