Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1918-01-24
Daily Papers and Magazines at the
Smoke Honse.-F, N. Beacon.

a patient at the hospital.
A meeting of the Woman's club
was held at the library Tuesday af-
ternoon.
The Luther League will be enter.
tanned at the Norbeck home tomorrow
evening.
Albert Gunderson spent the fore
part of the week in the east end of
the county.
The Child Conservation league met
at the home of Mrs. +. S, Wilkes
Tuesday night.
Attorneys Fl. R. Horner and G. w.
Martens have gone to Oacoma on
legal business.
Judge j.. E. Gaffy left the first of
the week for Omaha, where business
matters called him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Cooley of Coun-
Gil Bluffs, Iowa. are visiting with
friends in the city.
Inghes county will have visiting
Red Cross nurse for four weeks dur
lug the month of April.
a. +. Beaumont. secretary to the
STATE live stock board, has gone to
Sioux Falls on onlcial business.
Miss Edith Pparman arrived la
week from the Cheyenne Agency to
accept a position at the Indian school.
n. r.. Grenard. who conducted a
blacksmith shop here several months
ago, has gone to Chamberlain where he
is engaged in the same business.
Next Thursday is Tag Your SHOW
Ell Day"-your coal shovel, Don't
burn any more coal than IS absolute
. )y necessary. Help win the war.
! Secretary c. w. Martiudale of the
; First National Life and Dick Purcell
went TO Minneapolis Monday, where
they will attend a convention of in
surance men.
Gov. Norbeck, Chas. McCaffree,
Immigration commissioner, and C. H.
Anderson left Monday for Sioux
Fails TO attend 2 meeting of the State
Conncil of Defense.
l.. E Snyder of Oaida, is in the city
taking the place of c.. w. Martindale,
secretary to the First National Life
who is attending a convention of insur-
ance men in Minneapolis.
Mrs. G. c. Briggs came up from
Miller Tuesday to look after matters
pertaining to The New York Metropolis
tn company, which will appear here
under the auspices of the Methodist
church.
Faulkton Record: Miss Ruby Nc
DeaFmon, secretary OF the FaulA
County Red Cross, went to Aberdeen
Monday to attend a meeting of the
northern division Of that organiza
ton.
r. w. Fisher, who moved from
Pierre 10 the Pacific coast some time
ago, writes friends here that he is 10.
Gated at Mukilleo, Waeh., where he
is in the lumber business.-Blun
Advocate.
An appropriation was made at the
last session of the legislature fo]
educational survey work in our rura
schools and AS a result a representa-
tive Will visit the Hughes count,
schools for several days during tht
month Of February.
The remains of the late Erwin Eber
ly, who died at the hospital last week
were taken to Fedora, this state, Mon
day for burial. Mrs. EberIy and little
daughter and her parents and the ia
Their of the deceased accompanied thu
remains to that point.
Gettysburg News: DR.. stegemar
is just completing the erection of /;
model dairy barn on his ranch south O.
Lebanon, and has brought the rest O
his cattle from Onida, making abou
fifty head which he now has on tn,
ranch.
Miss lima Kelley, daughter O
photographer Kelley, intends t.
leave Monday for New York from
which point she will sail for France
to engage in hospital work. Mis-.
Kelley has spent several weeks q
here home here.
One of the auto trucks used by tn,
Pierre Ice company in hauling ice from
the river took a head long dip in tn,
Big Muddy yesterday. The car wa
heavily loaded. but the front plunged
into the river first and the driver an,
another man had a narrow escape from
a watery grave.
Fl. j. Knapp was seriously injured OF
Saturday morning while helping load
car with ice for the Pierre Ice Com
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