Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1918-03-21
Prof. Van Camp of Philip, passed
Tuesday in the CITY.


Postmaster Werner of Rapid City,
passed yesterday in the city.
Mrs Glen Waters came u from Mil.
Ter today for a short visit with friends.
GOOD roads at this time of year
show a community to be progressive.
A light shower of rain on Tuesday
was q welcome spring visitor to this
section.
A meeting of the state free library
commission will be held in Pierre Mar.
80.
A meeting of the Hughes County
Farm bureau was held in Pierre Tues
day,
The Lutheran Aid society is being
entertained at the Peter Norbeck home
this afternoon.
A. l.. Thorne of this city and Mrs.
Anna Petty were married at Sioux
Bity several days ago.
Adjutant General Morris of Redfeld,
is spending the week in Pierre, taking
ing in the legislative grind.
Wright Tarbell came down from
WateTtown Monday TO act as com
mittee clerk during the session.
Mrs. ID w. Lyman and Mrs. Earl
Barton and children spent Saturday
at Fort Pierae, the guests of friends.
In the maJoriety of households there
IS less interest in the first robin than
in the first onion. Sioux City Tri-
bune.
r. N. Holsaple, superintendent of
the Iowa antl-saioon league, is in the
city and will spend several days here
during the session.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. E.
j. ellis at the hospital Monday, A
son was also born that day to MIR. and
Mrs. VIM. Behrens.
Senator Glenn Waters and mother
came up from Miller Monday. Mrs.
Waters will spend the week at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. e. F. Gift
ford.
Game WaTdens are reported in the
state prepared to bring prosecutions
for violations of the game laws il.
prohibiting spring shooting of ducks
and geese.
Farmers: Try the "Sherwln Way
with alfalfa and corn. Sensational
Discovery" Postal brings particu-
lars, Sure stands-Bigger yields.
Write X. K, S Brookings, S. ID.
Miss Mary Dolve, of the extension
department Of the state agricultural
college, was an arrival Monday. She
will spend the week in the interest OF
extension work in Stanley county and
next week will devote her time to that
work in Hughes county,
The local Federal Loan people have
received their checks and are closing
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, $. D. If
Whea1less weeks are now being
~forcasted by the federal food admin
istratjon. Let 'em come. If they
come soon enough so the ''stack O
bucks has not lost It's SAVIOR, wei
and good. In any event, corn bread
and other food made from corr mea.
viii still be relishable. -Aberdeer
News.
When Young Joseph Byrne enlisted
yesterday al the local recruiting of
flee under Lieut.. Ashelm, the fourth
son of former Governor and Mrs
Frank NJ. Byrne had entered the ser.
vice OF his country. Two are in the
land service, II in the air depart
ment and the other in submarin,
work, beingin command of q vessel
Aberdeen American.
Mike Dunn of Dupree, has a bnf
falo robe on exhibition at the De
Vinney q Cummings store that j!
attracting a great deal of attention
The buffalo was shot by Mr.. Dunn
himself the lrst year the railroad
went through Dnpree, being probabl,
one of the few remaining wild buffa
loes in the country. The robe meas
ures seven by nine feet and is in al
excellent copditlon.-Mobridge Dem
ocral,
Black Hills Booster: A farmer VIII.
lives owe on Box Elder creek, was il
, the Booser office last week and IN
] formed us that he had bought hi
: present place of 400 acres without
cent of money and in five years wa
paid out. How did he do il? Wit
milch coWsl He considers it a pun