Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1918-03-28

from a several days illness.
Daily Papers and Magazines at the
Smoke House.-F. N. Beacon.
Easter services will be held at the
several churches of the city Sunday.
David Larson, son of Rev. Larson,
is quite i'll at his home in East Pierre.
The Congregational Aid society met
yesterday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Parry.
Mrs. Otto Radam is expected to ar
rive from Rochester, Mimi, the last
of the week.
Help Wanted-Woman or man for
kitchen work. also waitress Frank
lin Cafe, Deadwood, S. d.
An Easter food sale will be held at
Spargur's hardware store Saturday
by the ladies of Trinity Guild.
Mesdames Anding and Knox enter
tanned the Methodist Aid society at
the church parlors yesterday after
noon.
j. E. Handlin, state auditor, was a
west bound passenger this morning,
going to the western part Of the state
on official business.
Lester Clifford, son of Mrs. Alice
Clifford, left last week for Jefferson
Barracks, St. Louis, having enlisted
in the cavalry service.
$1,000 saved by each farmer who
uses my 6 recently patented Corn
Alfalfa machine. Address X. K.
Mfg. Co., Brookings, S. d.
At the rate vacant lots are being
plowed up for gardens this spring it
looks as though everyone is joining
the big drive to raise their own vege-
tables, and it is a move we'll worth
the time and labor.
One Minnesota editor insisted he
would not publish obituary notices of
those who had stopped their paper.
The Olivia Times announces it will
puUllSl biIF ldot eau iOllCtS VI pIiOoS
fellows with a great deal of pleasure.
r The locas Federal Loan people have
, received their checks and are closing
a up the loans, which have accumul-
ated. Hereafter loans can be closed
. the same day as made. The interest
rate is low. Address, Federal Loan
. Board, 2S3. Secretary and Treasurer
Pierre, S. ID. tt
People writing to soldiers in France
are requested by the United StateI
postal service in France to be NOR
careful in the addressing of mail t.
= soldiers. They are asked to writ
' with ink, to use "Private" or ran
title instead of "Mr.", to make thei
G writing particularly legible and t.
d write names in full instead of jus
y using the initials.
10 If efforts were made to dispose 9
d. all hens when their best laying day
" were over, a large quantity of poul
o try meat would be placed on the ma,
ID ket. All poorly developed chicken
)e should be culled out and sold fC
Of meat also. This would allow til
poultry keeper to make the best US
of his grain by feeding it to younge
and more productive fowls.
IL H. S. Hedrick returned to Pierl
er Monday evening after a few days
1T Chamberlain on business and a sho
visit with homefolks, While he:
be he stated that the game and fish d
20. partment had bought a 9 dredgil
at machine for which there is an u
usually large demand at present ar
ma that several years of work had
ready been mapped out in the way
dredging fish streams. lakes al
7ss dams. -Chamberlain Register.
,er Hisega news in Rapid City Journa
az. Mr.. and Mrs. French have spent t
100 winter at Hisega and Mrs. Fren
says she expects to spend the balan
;. of her life right here at Hisega. S
likes it more and more as the spri
days advance. The flowers are
o., bloom, pussy willows budding a
the grass is getting up in good shal
-. With the coming of April thin
will liven up around Hisega for it
aus expected that some Of the Pierre pc
cry pie will be here. Every one W
10 wants to come to Hisega will find
TX commodatjons ready for them at
is moments notice.
r Here Is eloquent wisdom attribut
to a French girl of 16 years, who wrt
Inc a prominent war-worker in Washir
lay ton: There is a river in France
'"o narrow that you can talk ACCESS
Oh birds can fly across with n sWe
oys of their wings. There are great arm
nus on either bank. They are as
len apart as the stars in the sky-as ri,
nj and wrong. There is a great oce