Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-04-19
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ooo1INGS SioIUs
Iomarrow being Arbor Day, the
banks of the city will be closed.
State Land Commissioner knight re-
turned Monday from a trip to Custer.
The AID society of the Methodist
ehuren met yesterday at the church
parlors
Seth Teasdale, a former Pierre resi-
dent, Taa so%journihg among friends
here Friday.
Cnds. McCatfree, immigration CON-
missioner, returned from a short visit
at Bookings.
For efficiency and reliability phone
Daniel 2. Brown. Fort Pierre, S. D /,
tue piano tuner.
The squire has quite properly chang
ed his saiutation: How does YOUR gar
den grow, Maud?
II, @. Quackenbuah arrived home
Sunday from a visit with relatives in
Goiofado ard Idaho.
Mr.. aad Mes. Rafferty, came over
from ~Gettysberg Tue day tor a visit
wish Father harrington.
Mrs. Ray Howard came up from
lankton yesterday for a several days
visit at The N. e. Howard home
Dr.. IL. I. kenney is expected home
tomorrow from an extended visit at
Sioux City and other points.
The Locke hotel has closed it's dining
room and opened a cafe. The dining
room will be used as a dance Hall.
CA. Bennett and family have moved
from Fort Pierre to Canton, where Mr..
Bennett has engaged in the practice Of
law.
The Womans club held an interest
ing meeting at the cub rooms in the
basement at the Library Tuesday
afternoon.
Sheriff Laughlin is a busy man
these days. When not out on Official
business, he is showing land to pros
pectige buyers.
FL. j. Wegner and family have
J moved TO ne residence on Highland
ave. recently vacated by Geo. Lum-
ley and family.
Brother Jim Temmey of Onida. is
sojouruing in Rochester. Mimi. jim
is TOO good y fellow to be about a
place like that.
Cameron Starr, who has been serious
ly Ill al his home for several DAYS, is
still in q serious condition, which is
sad new to his many friends.
The man who is lucky enough to
possess or rent q back lot need MOI
worry very much logger about the
price OF potatoes.
Railway Commissioners Murphy,
Dougherty and Wells, and Attorney
Sweet returned Monday from a trip to
Washington on business of the depart.
ment.
Hon. j. Z. Kelley is away to Moody
county. this week. experimenting the
sowing of grain upon his farm, which
IS among the largest and best within
the state.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. O. Bourke drove
4 - Il. .s4s4.
out to Willow Creek hig hway crossing
last Saturday. They were called Il
that place by the illness of a sister OF
the former.
John Bruce and Dudley Glow went
to Rapid City yesterday to take it
the sights. Rapid City is a town il
which business activity is never per
mi5ted TO lag.
Don Ballou, one of the high schoo
students who joined the United States
navy, leaving here last week, writes
relatives here that he will leave Indian
apolis Tuesday for Cuba.
4 baud of antelope that has been il
{ laE Drp ALSlI'aS cooLuWCSb VI hGUUkc
r most OF the winter mas appeared on thu
t prairie north of the Wall the past few
days. There are nine head in the herd
Philip Weekly.
The state fair grounds at Huron hav,
i been rendered the government as a re
t cruiting Station. With the building.
2 and plenty Of water and good sanitar,
5 conditions it will make an ideal plac,
for recruiting troops.
j. G. Sharks, sheriff of Hyde Co
was a Pierre visitor Tuesday in tn,
J interest Of a "blind pig" Ease from
, that county. The defendant wa
= bound over to the next term Of Cir
cult court.
: Eureka Blade:-Mrs. Fred Hepperl,
returned home Friday from PalmBeach
Florida, where she had been called som
thine ago on account of her husband,
porditihn hpcominT worse She GOV