Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-05-17
LOCAL NEWS
A daughter was born Sunday to
Mr.. and MIRO Soyor.

Dancing wonld be awfully tiresome
II 1T came under the head of work.
For efficiency and reliability phone
Daniel P. Brown, Fort Pierre, S. d.,
the piano tuner.
Company A will give another one of
their popular dances at the Auditorium
tomorrow night.
j, F. Olander went out to his farm
west Of the river last week to look
after farming operations.
Mrs. ii. I. Kenney returned Sun
day from a several weeks visit with
homefolks at Sioux City.
Fred Mueller of the state insurance
department., has returned from a trip
to Chicago and other points.
Mr.. and Mrs, P. w. Dougherty
celebrated their Goth wedding ami
Versary at their home Saturday.
Miss Blanche Burrus was released
from the hospital Monday and leaves
his week for her home near HAYES,
The Woman's Missionary society Of
the congregational church met YES
terday afternoon at the Lockhart
home.
Albert and Frances Bergen return
ed Saturday from Bridgeport, Ind,
Where they had been on a visit to their
mother.
Walter Smith went to Fort Smelling
Sunday, where be took the final exam
nation for entrance to the officers
training camp.
H. M. Reed went to Yankton Mon
day to attend a meeting of the Grand
Lodge |. o. O. f. Mr.. Reed expects
to return on Saturday.
Mrs. j.. S. Sebree entertained a
company of friends at her home Fri
day, complimentary to Mrs. Ramer,
who leaves shortly for Sioux City
DR.. j. j.. Mertons OF Gettysburg
has been accepted by the government
Tor medical service in the army and
takes his examination at Fort Suel-
ling, Mimi.
Walter Burke, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. ID. Burke of this city, has been
accepted as a member of the officers
training force at Fort Sheridan, near
Chicago.
DR.. j. L. McGilvary came up from
Sioux Falls Tuesday for the purpose of
purchasing three buffalo from the
Scotty Philip herd, which will be placed
in a park at that place.
For sale or trade, cheap-5 room
house and lot, small barn, and chick
en- house; nea East Pierre school
house, z block from Capital avenue.
Phone 1-6-B-CarI Hansen.
Mrs. Ellie Schultz went to Aberdeen
on Tuesday for a short visit with ac-
quaintances. From that place she will
go to Mclaughlin, where a daughter,
Miss Kate, will finish a term of school.
Harold journal: Mrs. Ada Latta
Clemens of Omaha, Nebraska, was
here the first of the week looking af-
ter her farming interests in Sully
county. Mrs. Clemens owns n of
the finest pieces of land in Lake town
ship.
Miss Morton of the extension de-
partment OF the state agriculture
college. gave d demonstration on the
canning of vegetables, etc. at the BIZ
]ou Saturday %asternoon, which was
largely attended by the ladies of the
city.
Get out into the world; the new
days are waiting for you-but don't
go ~unprepared. A commercial train
ing will put armor on you to fight
life's battles, and the Mankato Com.
mercial College should be your re.
cruitlng station. Send for our cata-
log.
Speaking of odd firm names, a SUBJ
scriber who has been much pleased with
Rush & Doolittle and and Chase & Kill
patrick asks if we ever heard of the firm
name of Walkup & Settle. We never did
but we think it would be tactful of them
to take in their sign during the first ten
days of every month.-Ex.
The State Sunday School conyen-
ton in session at Aberdeen last week.
reelected l.. w. Robinson of Parker,
president; j. X. Cressey, WATERFOWL,
vice-president; Walter LOOMS. Red.
field, recording secretary and M. d.
Whisman. Huron, treasurer. Water.
town was selected for the holding OF
next years convention.
There are a number who owe US on
subscription and We urge them to pay
up. 1t is unnecessary to tell you we
need the money as this is always true