Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1918-06-27

ooe l. came up Tuesday
from Huron on a short business visit.
Mrs. L. T. Roseth and children. are
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Telfair.
MISS Julia March went to Huron on
Monday for a visit with Miss Dorothy
Dudley.
Mrs. 0. N. Hoyt went to Watertowp
Monday. for a several days' visit with
friends.
President Wilson says: The prac-
tice of individual thrift is a patriotic
duty and a necessity"
b. F. Dorothy arrived home tuesday
from points in Texas, where lie went
on a cattle buying trip.
Mrs John L. Newell and sons arrived
Sunday from Tampico, and will remain
here during the summer.
Miss Freda Kindley left Monday for
Pedro, near which place she will pass
the summer at her home.
Eldon Anderson left yesterday for
Minneapolis, where he entered Dun
woody institute for training.
Miss Delta Tru pble of Okoboio.
went to Mitchell last week where she
Will take a course in nursing.
A r. Moore accompanied his Sunday
school slass out to Fielder on Monday.
where they will enjoy a weeks outing.
Geo. R,dgway arrived home Sun
day from Sioux Falls and leaves to.
morrow with the Hughes county
drafted men.
Blunt Advocate: Clate Gunsalue is
in Pierre running the Gunsalus ell
CINE with the finishing power for the
Pierre waterworks.
A son was horn at the hospital Mon
day to Mr., and Mr.. Mosteller. Mr..
Mosteller left with the last draft of
Hughes county men.
Mrs. Eckles returned to her home at
WATERFOWL, after a visit with her
daughters. Mesdames I. B. Roberts,
jr., and Mrs. Geo. Hausman.
j. b. Slindee, clerk of courts, has
gone to Adams, Mimi, to visit with
relatives. Miss Guernsey is acting
as clerk during his absence.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Gottlieb Winkler
came up from Harold today for a
visit with their son, Paul, who leaves
tomorrow for Camp Funston.
George Lumley was bitten by a rat
tlesnake Sunday while along the riv.
er bank. AT present he is at the hos
pital and is getting along nicely.
Keep climbing. Lots of room at
the top. Make the start by taking a
course in the Mankato Commercial
College, Mankato, Mimi. Send for
our catalogue.
Mrs. P.J. Murphy accompanied by
her daughter Maude, and son Rob-
ert motored to Brookings the latte.
part Of the week to remain for a
short visst with friends and relatives.
-Onlda Waterman.
Miss Ada Pratt, assistant state 6elc
librarian, has rendered her resignation
to that position to take effect July /
Miss Pratt has accepted a position a.
city librarian at WATERFOWL. The va
cancy will be filled by Miss Ethel Else
The body which was taken from
the river at Fort Pierre Monday was
identified yesterday by Robt. Hall O,
Mobridge as that of Robt. A. Moore
of that city. Moore was a Philip
pine veteran. A tattoo mark al d
scar aided in the identification.
Fay Jeffries, son of Mrs. Florence
Jeffries of this city. who passed the
grades here, completed high schoo
at Pierre. and graduated from thu
School of Mines at Rapid City, max.
ing the trip to and from Rapid CITY
on horseback before the railroad wa.
built. is a graduate this week from
Harvard University .-Ft. Pierr,
Times.
A recent communication from Con
gressman Candy states that a copy O.
the government regulations for hand
ling the 1918 wool clip, as established
by the wool clip division of the Wa.
Industries board, has been mailed t,
every bank in western South Dakota
There were a limited number of tn,
Regulations nbtainable on June 1st, bu
individual requests for copies can nov
he flled.-Presho Post.
Co. Supt. Jesse T. Hayes inform,
US that the joint teachers institut,
held at Pierre iaat week was one O:
the best from all view points eve
held in this part of the state. Tn,
work was principally by way of lee
lures and was so intere ting that fol
period after period the attendant,
was 100 per cent perfect. Mr.. Hayes
also Informed US that he was yery