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

Chas. + DeLaud is expected home
tomorrow from a short business trip
east.
Photographer Iceland returned
Monday from a business visit to
Mitchell.
G. L. Charnock of Sioux Falls, was
in the city Saturday on a short bust
ness visit.
Louis LaPlant of Cheyenne agency,
underwent an operation at the hospiy
tai today.
Mrs Ralph Deacon and children of
Aberdeen. are guests at the Chris Hir-
ming home.
Supt, Schlosser of the state training
school at Plankington, was an arrival
in the city Monday.
The city schools were closed Tuesday
afternoon and all day yesterday owing
to the weather.
M. and Mrs. Garraugh came in from
Dupree Monday for a several days Wis
it in the city.
Meanwhile, don't let anybody fool
You into believing that the backbone
of winter has been broken.
President Perisho of the state agri-
cultural college, is in the city in the in
terest of educational matters.
Eden Anderson has returned from
the State Agricultural College, having
completes his school work there.
MissLova Jones, at q time a
Pierre resident, was in the city Fri
day aud Saturday from Deadwood.
ANY reference to the prospect of a
mild winter is now regarded as a per-
sonal atfront by the small boy with the
sled.
Cbas. Staben came in from Miles
willie last week for a visit with his
daughters, Miss Alma and Mrs. By.
roG Sabeg.
a g. Granger Of Kadoka, who is
we'll known among the Legislative
members, spent Sunday in the city
with friends.
The local Hook ard Ladder compan,
will give n of their popular masI
balls at the Auditorium on the evening
of February II.
Miss Pearl Hunkins retained Sat
nrday from Minnesota, where sh.
accompanied the remain of her faith
er some two weeks ago.
Frank Anderson of Webster, spen
the fore part of the week in the city i
!, the interest of the state board of It
3, gents. OF which board he is q member
The high school basketball team tt
gether with Coach Dittmore, went t
t Mitchell saturday. where they de
n feated the Mitchell team by a scoT
) of 80 to II.
Mesdames j G. Cunningham an
. Fred ShaIp of NatertowI, and Mrs
John shale of Wisconsin, departe
d Monday for their homes after a shol
9 visit with their sister, Mrs. MOI
Adams.
{ The month old son OF Mr.. and Mr.:
n Chris Ilirniug passed away Saturda
after a short illness. The funers
was held from the home Monda
Afternoon, Rev. Edwards of tt
methodist church conducting th
= services.
The members of the Senior class
q the high school were delightfully."- Ell
tertained at the home OF Leelar
Walker Friday evening Music al
3 games passed he-hours of the evenir
3 which was followed by a dainl
: luncheon.
The dance to have been given at Il
Auditorium Tuesday evening was poo
" attended owing to the incleme.
weather However, a dance was give
at the st. Charles last evening, mus
y being furnished by the American Q
~ chestra Of Huron.
Grounding day is almost here.
there is anything in that old ada
the hope is that the sun will fail
make its appearance tomorrow f
s. we have certainly had all the whit
x we care for without another s
weeks seige of it.
w e. j. Schonberg, who is quite W.
known to Pierre people, has NOV
! with his family from Sioux Falls
Minneapolis and will again take
ne the work as salesman for a wholes;
v drug house. Mrs. Schonberg will
remembered here as Miss Fausti
"a Cole.
A ventreliquist confined IN the fl
= eral prison at Laavenworth, Kas. /
- been having ali of fun W.
g. the other %conyicts and the pris