Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-01-18
LOCAL NEWS
+ a. Adams of Hot Springs, pass

S. -. Grams, state fire marshal. was
in the city Monday from Lead.
Mrs. w. H. Miller of Wall, has
entered the hospital for treatment.
Chas. H. Burke returned yesterday
from a business visit at Sioux Falls.
Chas. Woodland of the Reddeld
Press is in the city on a short bnsi-
nessvisit.
Mr.. and Mrs, Byron Saby are the
proud parents of a son, born to them
on Saturday.
Elk Gov. and Mrs. Byrne entertain
ed q number of friends at their home
last evening.
Miss Violet Howard of Blunt. has
been quite i'll at the hospital with
blood poisoning.
Prof. Perisho of the>state Agricul-
tural college at Brookings, is a bust
ness visitor in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Feeney came
ny from Harold Tuesday for a visit
at the Gideon home.
VIM. Fagner came in from Okoboio
last week leaving for points in Illinois.
for a visit with relatives.
Mrs. l.. Elshere was released from
,
the hospital Tuesday and has rome to
her home at H%ardingrove.
Oscar B. Lund arrived from Huron
yesterday to take in the Firemen's
ball and spend the week end with
friends.
The dove of peace may not coo with
Immediately convincing effect. But
she always commands a highly inter.
ested audience.
Miss Bess Devine went to Aberdeen
Tuesday to attend a meeting of chief
operators of the Dakota Central Tele
phone company.
Miss Margaret Linden, ex county
superintendent, has gone out to
Wasta, where she will teach school
the remainder OF the year,
Palmer Gilbertson, who has been
employed in the state railway depart
ment, was recently transferred to the
office of State Treasurer Helgerson.
r.. A. Bielski came in from Philip
yesterday to greet Old friends among
the legislators. Mr.. Bielski was a
member of the house at the last ses.
sion,
Lake Madison is becoming South Oak
ota's favorite mid-winter resort. Fishing
parties in that portion of the state have
visited the lake, making heavy catches of
perch.
George Hausman, a member of
Company A, S. DIN. G., arrived home
last week from San Benito for a sew
eral days visit with relatives and
friends.
T.. w. Brown came in from Lead
Tuesday TO attend to matters per
tanning to the. state board of char
tiles and corrections, of which board
he is a member.
A. B., Gunderson of Vermillion was in
the city looking after business matters the
week. MI. Gunderson is prominent in
the practice of law throughout the east
ern portion of the state.
The fine Canadian moose which b..
A. Cummins killed in Canada several
weeks ago arrived in the city Monday.
MI. Cummins Will have the skin
mounted and present the same TO the
state historical society.
Geo. LaPlant and family of Wyom-
ing, Orvllle and Louis LaPlant OF
Cheyenne Agency and Fred LaPlant
are in the city to be with there father
who is i'll at the hospital.
The annual convention of the State
Grain Growers association will be
held at Mitchell January 1924 rs.
Many important subjects Will be dis :
cussed by prominent speakers.
Feb. 80 TO March 3 has been named
as the dates for the OMAHA Automobile
Show which will be he'd in the MUM
cipal Auditorium. The show this year
will exceed all former.shows in point
OF exhibitors, mum beF OF cars exhibited,
and adversely Of makes;
The ladies of THE. w. II. c. served a
q sumptuons s%upper6at the g.. A. Il.
hall evening. General Walter M.
Car. department commander and Mrs.
Rebecca Shea, department president.
and Col. Orr of.the Soldiers Home,
were among those who were in at
tendance. 80
Reports OF. sale Of the new suock
yards to Ben Ash of Pierre is taken
~ $50 E. 49, -. ~. 80 -