Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1918-04-25

Gov. Norbeck returned Monday
from q trip to the Rosebud reserya.
ton.
A son was born at The hospital Sun.
day to DR.. and Mrs. Morrisey of Fort
Pierre.
Mrs. Walter Ward went to Olgiville,
Mimi, last week for a visit with her
parents.
Mrs. j.. e. Nipple entertained the
Monday Musical at her home Monday
night.
Russell Riley of Lead, has accept.
ed a position with the state engineers
department.
Mrs. VIM. Bush LETT Monday for
Fullerton, N. d.. where she will make
her future home.
c. II. Lugg, state superintendent,
went to Brookings Tuesday on edu.
cational work.
The Queen Esther society was en-
t%eItained Monday night by Miss
Sophia DeLand.
Mrs. James Cox of Harold, is a
guest at the home of her parents, MIR.
and Mrs. Louis Greenough.
Over the top goes South Dakota
with the Third Liberty Loan. Watch
us sail her high and wide.
Otto Montague VIII leave tomor-
row for Rapid City to report as one
of the drafted men from Pennington
county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ingham re-
turned to their home at Huron Mon
day after an over Sundays visit with
relatives.
Conductor f. F. Reich returned Sat,
urday from an extended visit at various
points. He has resumed his run on the
P. r C. division.
Mrs. j.. E. Handlin and daughters
arrived home Sunday from Sturgis,
where they spent several days with
relatives and friends.
Mrs. j. H. Gates returned Monday
from Sioux Falls, where she visited her
daughter, Miss Beatrice, who is a
student at Ali Saints school.
George Neuhauser left Friday for
Aberdeen, where he took the examina.
ton for military service and was sent
to Jefferson Barracks, st. Louis.
Mesdames j. w. Laughlin and DIV.
March entertained the members of the
w. r. G. and a few friends Tuesday
in honor of Mrs. W. s, Dudley of Hur.
on, department treasurer.
Howard and Leonard Harvey left
Tuesday after spending their fur.
loughs at their home here. Leonard
returned to Chesapeake Bay, where
he is in the navy service, while How,
ard returned to Fort Riley, Kan.
Miss Melitta Cd mark returned or
Saturday from an exJenced visit a
Howard. She was accompanied home
by her cousins, the Misses Haag
who visited here until yesterday anC
went out to their bomesteads neal
Kirley.
DR.. and Mrs. c.. NJ. Holllster ar
rived Saturday from Y~ankton, where
they have spent several weeks will
relatives. The DR.. has greatly i'm,
proved in health since leaving here
last fall and has decided to AGAR
take up his practice here, They have
a host of friends here who welcome
their return.
All backyards, alleys and outhous
es throughout the city, must bt
cleaned up and made sanitary during
early spring. More than usual care
will be required this year and in
spections will be made in May, wher
all deliDquents will be served witt
written notices. Health Officer.
DR.. H. c. Culbertsou of Ripon col
lege. spoke before the students at the
high school Tuesday afternoon, and
in the evening delivered a fine lee
ture at the auditorium. His subjec'
dealt mostly on the war conditions ii
Belgium and was listened to will
keen interest by a large audience
Mrs. Helen Gamble, field secretary
of the Red Gross, was also among
the speakers.
The Goth anniversary of the Ode
Fellowship in America was celebrat
ed at the Odd Fellows hall in Tempt,
Court Tuesday evening, and wa
largely attended by Odd Fellows ant
Rebekahs. An interesting program
was carried out and was followed b.
the serving of refreshments.
The Knights Templars elected thu
following officers for the year at thel
meeting Friday night: Commander, G
c. Whitcher; g., w. H. Tweedle; G
G., Il. G. Quackenbush; S. W., ". e