Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1918-01-17

reported in the city.
C. Fl. Burke has returned from a
trip to Aberdeen.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Karl Goldsmith Sunday.
Ersklne Sandys celebrated his 10th
birthday at his home Sunday.
Miss Susan Rudy of Lindsay has en-
tered the hospital for treatment.
Fine Cigars and Tobacco at the
Smoke House.-F. n. Beacon.
DR.. b. M. Hart is in the city today
from Onida on professional business.
g. IA. Burke went to Aberdeen
MONDAY III the interest of Red Cross
work.
a son was born at the hospital to
Mr.. and Mrs. Hal Glessner of Oko-
bojo.
Joe Chaussee has returned to the
city after an absence of several
months.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. 7. Purcell enter
tanned a number of friends at a 6
O'Clock dinner Tuesday evening.
Gov. Norbeck has gone to Mitchell to
attend the convention of stock breeders
which is in session there this week.
Wanted-A capable woman for
housework, 81 per week. Reply to
Box 2S4 or apply at Room 3, Hyde
Block.
Fred Radamaker of Watertown,
was in the city today renewing &C
quaintances and looking after BUSH
ness interests.
F. L. Alderman and Chas. Ham of
hapid City were in the city Tuesday to
attend a meeting of the First National
Life Insurance Co.
Gov. Norbeck delivered an address
before the employees of the Capitol on
urging the purchase of Thrift stamps
and to otherwise adm volunteer work.
j. w Grandte was awarded FIRST
prize for hiss exhibition of Black Or
pington chickens at the Minnesota
state poultry show held at Minnea-
polls last week.
Governor N0rbeck has called a
meeting Of the State Council of De-
Defense to be held at Sioux Falls next
Tuesday for the purpose of discussing
methods for eliminating the destruc-
ton of foodstuffs through %incendiar-
ism and other sources.
Thirty years ago-Jau. u 10, 1888
the worst storm id the history of the
United States weather bureau and
the states Of northwest territory
ragged over Central United States TAX
ing a toll Of lives in excess of 200 and
killing thousands of head of stock.
Onida Waterman; Along with his
many other activities Ed Sutton of
Laurel, president Of the First State
Bank here has now added that of
merchant, and become senior member
of the firm of the firm of Sutton e.
u Backhus, dealers in general mer-
chandise at La Plant.
Observation-Disclosures, So yrs. weight
1875, height 5 TT. 6, who owns comfort
able home and has steady employ
ment at good wages, would like to
meet lady or widow without children.
about 40 years, same weight and
height, who is q good cook, good
looking aud desires a good home,
Address "Housekeeper" care Free
Press.
The following physicians have been
admitted to the practice of medicine
in the state: a. A. %sorenson, Aber.
deen;lLauTence j. Brookman, Yer
million; Lester E. Herman, Conde:
Albert E. Chase, Worthwhile; Oliver
E. Carson, Hecla; Chas. HI. Hall.
Huron; Edwin f. Stenberg, Connect
lieut..
Reports from Pierre are to the eff
feet that the secretary of state cannot
send out new automobile 0license
plates because he cannot get them
from the manufacturers. If this is
the case, the state sheriff should with
draw his order to the county ,,sheriffs
to arrest all who do not have the new
plates. A receipt should be sufficient
until such time as the secretary can
furnish the plates.-Volga Tribune.
Blunt Advocate: During the
Thanksgiving and Christmas periods
1871 pounds of dressed poultry were
shipped from Blunt through the or.
der and commission department Of
the express company, bringing in
81. 1872 Y to the farmers of this local.
'ty. The shipments were perhaps
larger than usual owing to the high
price of feed. Considerable over