Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1918-03-14

Fine Cigars and Tobacco at the
Smoke House.-F. N. Beacon.
II. S. Hedrick, state game warden.
was an arrival Monday from Cham.
berlain.
Mrs. VIM. Borst has gone to the
nome of a sister near Philip or a
short visit.
The Child Conservation league was
entertained Monday night at the Lu-
cas- home.
Attorney Cunningham came up
from Highmore Tuesday ION profess
slonal business.
a daughter was born at the hospit-
al yesterday to Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Dalton of Gettysburg.
Many of the restaurants and hotels
over the state are serving sugar in
individual envelopes.
The Sully County Red Cross socie-
ty will hold auction ssles at Onida
and OSobojo on March 20.
Mr. and Mrs. H E. Tsgg of High
more, spent Monday and Tuesday in
%i'ierre, the guests of friends.
Mesdames Ewert and Laird are en-
teTtalning the Baptist Aid society at
the LAIRD home this afternoon.
Drs. Riggs and McLaurin went to
onlda yesterday on a professional
call They made the trip by auto.
Mesdames QuackPubush and Ward
viii entertain the Kings Daughters
at the Quackenbusch home tomorrow
night.
Miss Marie Nelson, sister of Mrs.
Emil Jarl, and Miss Olga Rasmussen
departed Monday for their homes in
Denmark.
w. & Smith, eX.member of the
state Railway Commission, vas in
Pierre today between trains. He was
en- route to his home from Chicago.
VIM Robinson, brother of Doane
and Miss Sadie Robinson, departed
today for his home at Marshall,
Mimi, after a several days visit
here.
The legislature of South Dakota
will meet ip Pierre, in extraordinary
session, Monday next. The session,
it is thought, will extend over two
weeks.
a total eclipse of the sun will oc.
cur on June s and will be visible
along a strip extending across the
continent from the state of Wash
ington to Florida.
Ii. b. Kelley was in Pierre the first
Ct the week, disposing of business
matters, In recent years he has made
good in the stock business, and long
since moved to Easy street.
Carl Sullivan has returned from Ar
llngton, where he went last week to
accompany his wife and baby home.
Mrs. Sullivan has been away, near Ar
lIngton, visiting with her parents, for
sometime.
This week, at the regular meeting
OF the City Commission, Mayor VIM.
Borst rendered his resignation, as
such officer, and the same was accept
ed. Mr.. Borst has made a good Off
Ger and citizen.
George Holley has sold his ranch
near FIT. Bennett to his brother.
Sever, and expects to leave this
month for Wisconsin where he will
go into the mercantile business with
a brother.-Fort Pierre Times.
The birthday anniversary of Rev.
Larson of the Lutheran church was
celebrated Tuesday evening when a
number of his friends took him by
surprise at his home. Mrs. Larson
served a delicious luncheon.
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, s. d. If
And then there is a whole lot of
pretty good sort of "no mans land"
in the United States that about a
million of trifing ~rascals and ioafers
of the cities ought to be made to Gull
tiYate and make something for the
army TO eat. In time of wal and food
shortage, we need a rule of mo
workee, no nghtee, no eatee."-Red-
field Press.
Home demonstration meetings will
be held in Hughes county March 25-
80 by Miss Mary Dolve, domestic
science demonstration Of the state
college. The dates and places of
holding are: March %, p. M, Can
ming; Evening, Booster club; March
&c, Byron hall, evening; March 27,
-