Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1918-03-07
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urday on a short business trip.
If this isn't a wet spring its apt to
be a dry harvest, and that's no Joke,
DR.. Frank Simm returned SATURDAY.
from a several DAYS stay in Omaha.
o. D. Warne and son of Shiloh
were in the city for supplies yester.
day.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs, Ira
Rlnehart of Midland, at the hospital
Monday.
A little daughter of j. B Bessire of
Agar was operated on at the hospital
on Tuesday.
Mrs. Ole Dahl is assisting at the
Moore store during the absence of
Miss Kelley.
Mrs. Oldaker went to Huron Tues
day for a short visit with her son
Lynn and wife.
Gus Breitling has returned from
an extended visit with relatives i n
Kansas City.
Miss Georgia Summerside of Har.
roId. passed Monday and Tuesday at
her home here.
Harry Purcell, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Purcell, is quite i'll with an at
tack Of pneumonia.
DR.. Florence Shove arrived the
first of the week for a visit with her
sister, Mrs. j. E Mallory.
The teachers examining board was
entertained at the Lamb home in
East Pierre Monday evening.
The straw hat has made it's appear
ance with the fair sex, which is an
other reminder that spring is with us
again.
Mesdames Hammerstein and Mo-
line entertained the Lutheran Aid So
ciety at the home of the former this
afternoon,
Mrs. John w. Laughlin department
president of the w. r. c., has left for
various points wei the state to look
after official work.
If you desirs to vote at the primary
election in May you must register with
your township clerk or at the office of
the county auditor.
Mrs. Higgins came up from her
home near Blunt the first of the week
for a visit with her daughters, Miss
Helen Westover and Mrs. Clarence
Odemark,
The question of good roads is receiv-
ing some attention by way of argument
these days. Agitation always proceeds
execution. Let the good words continue
and the work may follow.
Willard Leischer came up from De-
Grey today Oh q short business visit.
MIR. Leischer is somewhat crippled
up with rheumatism, but hopes to be
out of its grip shortly.
Gettysburg News: George Wyckoff
writes to have his address changed
to Pierre. lie has purchased a NOV
ing picture show there and expects
to make his home in Pierre.
Gus Brietiing arrived in Pierre on
Monday, from Kansas City. This year
the venturesome wild COOS beat him
back to this cold climate, but Gus in.
tends to remain here longer than his
%gooseship.
The state automobile department
will soon be in its new quarters at
the capitol. An office is being fixed
up in the west corridor of the second
floor. G.. j. Corrick, painter, is put
ting on the finishing touches this
week.
Miss Eleanor Sterud has returned
from Washington, D.. c., where she
went with two ether delegates from
this state as champions of the can
ming team. Miss Agnes Morton, OF
the state economics department OF
the Vermillion university, accompan.
led the three Students.
Coming again! Lange, we'll known
Eye AL of Rapid City. Bring the
children; delays are dangerous; save
your eyes; wear good glasses; be ex
amined. Largest exclusive eye bust.
ness in South Dakota; there is q rea.
son. At Harold March Is; For,
Pierre, March s16; Pierre at Locke
Hotel, March Il. TIT.
Many farmers and growers are con.
sidering planting al acreage of navy
beans this year because of the higt
prices paid for them this season
Beans have this advantage that they
may be kept over a season If the
price is not right for sale. They
are comparatively easy to grow anl
will yield from eight to fifteen bush
els to the acre.
MI. and Mrs. VIM. Hid of Mo,