Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1918-02-07
r. A. Bielski came in from Philir

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\ son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. AL
bert Essen Sunday.
Mrs. VIM, Lienett has entered the
hospital for treatment.
Mort Howard and wife were in from
Rousseau on Saturday.
Fine Cigars and Tobacco at the
Smoke House.-F. n. Beacon.
Miss Ruth Glow returned today
from q short visit with friends at
Huron.
C. Il. Anderson left Monday for
Brookings to attend a meeting of the
State Council of Defense.
Lieut.. Virgil Laughlin is expected
home shortly from n of the army
camps on a short furlough.
Articles of incorporation have been
filed for the Mccarthy pheater com
pany of Aberdeen; capitalized at 800,
900.
w. O, Manley came up from Har-
rold last week, accompanied by a little
son who entered the hospital for treat
ment.
Traffic on the ice between here and
Fort Pierre has again been shut eff
by the tHaw during the week, Since
Monday the ice has been covered
by water.
G. H. Anderson is moving his office
fixtures from the basement of the
Brink building to the Pierre Street
block in the room south of the Ameri-
can Exchange bank.
TIE mid-winter meeting of the
South Dakota Press association viii
be held at Mitchell February IA Is.
The meeting VIII no doubt be largely
attended.
If our fighters had feet large enough
to fill some Of the soX the girls are
knitting them, they couldn't walk
through the Panama canal without
i. stubbjng their toes on both sides al
, once.
2 Mr.. and Mrs. X. Z. Purcell arrived
home today from a several days visit
with relatives in Iowa. They were
accompanied by Mrs. PnrceIl's sister
from Arkansas, who will make then
q visit.
Faulkton Record; Miss Ruth Lynch
of Pierre, q former member of the
Faulkton high school faculty spen
= Friday evening and Saturday here
!, the guest Of Miss Austin. q recep
ton and party were given in he
honor by the pupils of the higI
II school and faculty at the q. A. r.
d ball Friday evening.
Observation-Disclosures, SO yrs, weigh
" 1875, height 5 TT. 6, who owns comfort
able hone and has steady employ
r meut at good wages, would like t
Vt meet lady or widow without children
about 40 years, same weight an
d height, who is s. good cook, goo
is looking and desires a good home
Address "Housekeeper" care Ere
Press.
t. Last week the Mail told about tn
'e capture of a handsome golden eagl
n by q young man on Centennial praiI
y lie. Postmaster Ellington bestirre
himself and collected funds TO pul
\. chase the bird and now has it SAT
At stored in the basement under til
~postonice. A cage will be made fl
W his majesty and the outfit shipped
m our South Dakota boys in Franc,
IA where he will perform the "Old Abe
act and help ~ boys properly VIII
the kaiser.-Spearlish Mail.
Ralph L. Johnston, Fall Riv,
rt county agent, has prepared in his o
40 flee q bulletin library for the Il
schools, containing bulletins pu
~ Iished by the State college and Il
n United States department of aFTicu
ture. 1t is planned to supply a cor
" plete library OF 1873 bulletins to eaC
'n school in the county The bullet
VI are selected on the basis of their bel
~ fulne8s to the children and their pa
y ents covering all vital features
farm life.
: Seth Teasdale, of Aberdeen, W
nd required to appear in justice cot
n here last Thursday on a charge gro'
la, ing out Of the issuance here sor
ed days previus of a small check on
ar, Aberdeen bank in which he had
lis funds. He waived examination q
I'm was bound over to the circuit couI
1t seems Mr.. Teasdale expected
d. have money in the Aberdeen bank
on take care of the check when it VI
3se returned there but in some way ia
elk. ed to do SO. It is a rather peculi
9TH case and grows out of the law VIII
es makes it unlawful to issue checks
nj a bank in which the signer of
:, obook hoe not fundS RI uooaf If A.