Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1918-04-04

u. Il. HanOn and family have NOV
ed to the Hyde block.
Daily Papers and Magazines at the
Smoke House.-F. N. Beacon.
Mrs. Hal Glessner of Okobolo, has
entered the hospital for treatment.
Miss Belle Waslick has accepted a
position as secretary to Drs. Simm
and Youngs.
Mrs. Nola Brown entertained the
clerks of the Lucas store at her home
Tuesday evening.
Miss Vernie Battry of Blunt, spent
Sunday in the city, the guest of her
father, Frank Battry.
People in the vicinity of Okobojo
are to hold a Red Cross auction sale
at that place tomorrow.
The Spring family have moved
from near DeGrey to the Howard
Fuller farm neal Okobojo.
j. McLaurin of Hazel, passed Mon.
day and Tuesday III Pierre, the guest
of his brother, DR.. McLaurin.
The boat service between here and
Fort Pierre is operating in fullswing,
with Olson Brothers in charge.
Mrs. D. f. Runge and infant child
were released from the hospital Tues
day and left for her home AT Casper.
John w. Laughlin, candidate for
sheriff, is a republican that is growing
in strength as the primary pro-
ceeds.
NJ. T. Samis and daughter, Miss
Eunice, have moved from their East
Pierre nome to apartments in Temple
Court.
j. S, Ellis and son went to their
home at Highmore Monday. the son
haYing been here for medical treat
ment
The Hughes County Red Cross is
getting in readiness for there big auc.
ton sale which will be held in two OF
three weeks.
Miss Melitta Odemark is expected
home the last of the week from How.
ard, near which place she has spent
several months.
Modern Woodmen Memorial day
comes this year upon Sunday, June
2, when deaths in the various camps
will be duty observed.
$1,000 saved by each farmer who
uses my 9 recently patented Corn
Alfalfa machine. Address X. K.
Mfg. Co, Brookings, S. b.
John II, Cogan, register of the
United States land office, returned
Tuesday from an over Sunday visit
|With his family at Sioux Falls.
Blunt Advocate: Nine cars of stock
were shipped in last week to be placed
locally. Hughes county is going to bt
, made to care for more stock than usua
/, this year.
Geo. Holley left Tuesday for Ma.
della, Mimi, where he will locate
Mrs. Holley, who has been visiting
: with friends at Huron, also left TO
that point.
j. l.. Lockhart will go to Blunt OIL
Sunday, where he will deliver an ad
e dress at the Sarvice Flag Day, the pro
s gram to be held at the Presbyterian
church there.
Monday j. f. Burris disposed of hi
fine team of horses to parties from Mil
Ter. The amount paid was S425. Mr.
Burns will deliver the team to tn
above parties tomorrow.
:. NJ. l.. French of Kaarney, Neb.
was q Pierre visitor on Tuesday. Nj
French "a a former SulIy count
s resident and has been in this localit
d looking after property interests.
a A meeting of the Dorcas Kuittin
society was held at the Phfer HON
Monday night. The society has jus
n turned in a second quilt to the Re
a Cross, together with $40 in cash.
'e Among those coming to Pierre t
Il enlist for army service were Charlie
WEIGH and Clyde and Elmer HUI
G man of Highmore. The boys left O
s today's train for Jefferson BarrackJ
t. ST. Louis.
ot j. II. Starkey, county auditor, hs
u received word that his son, Jane
had arrived safely "Somewhere
Je France" James is a member of tt
" It'll engineers.
During March six men from Pier
were recruited at the local recruitir
station and are Chas. E. Rohrer, LIE
re ter B. Clifford, Ambrose E. Forsyth
Laurence Daley. John Fl. Rathms
~ aud Adelbert M. Jones.
Thirty thousand letters sent home