Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1918-01-24
Alfred Zoske, banker at Draper is:in

Alfred Zoske, banker at Draper isssin
the city.
VIM. Burrus came in from Sansarc
Tuesday for supplies.
Mrs. F. R. Hoard and daughter are
in the city from DeGrey.
Fine Cigars and Tobacco at the
Smoke House.-F. n. Beacon.
l.. A. Munson came in from Quinn
this morning on u short business trip.
The state Sunday school conven-
ton will be held at Watertown, May
Edgar Watwood OF Philip, is a pa
tient at the hospital, having under
gone an operation last week.
Miss Dreblow, who has spent sever
al days at the Dickey home, returned
to her home at Lebanon Tuesday.
Attorney Harry Robinson of Yank.
ton, visited in the city between trains
Sunday, being enroute to Black Hills
points.
Mesdames Parry, Munck and Schaaf
will entertain the Methodist aid society
at the church parlors tomorrow after
noon.
Wanted-A capable woman for
housework, 81 per week. Reply to
Bon 2s4 or apply at Room 3, Hyde
Block.
The six weeks joint institute and
summer school for Stanley, Sully,
Hyde and Hughes county will be
held IN Pierre some time during the
summer.
The work of examining registrants
of Hughes county vas commenced yes
terday by DR.. A. II. Youngs, examin-
ing officer.
One farmer says that unless he can
get men in the spring d part of his land
will not be titled. Ali boys in school
should be allowed to go April /, and
Delp goL III lnG crops.
The East Pierre Red Cross ladies,
who served the lunch at the Fire
mems annual ball Friday night,
cleared $60.6O, which they have turn
ed into the local fund.
Adjutant General Morris of Redfield
rn,1;,o5 rn{icn unctarlo, &C ti,n 90 fo
arrival of the South Dakota boys in
France. The announcement will be
good news to all South Dakotans.
News from Chas. l.. Hyde, jr., who
is in training for the aviation corps at
, Berkeley, Cal. is to the effect that he
had passed the second examination with
a score Of 96 per cent.
A general order gives every American
soldier in France a week S leave of alb
sence for every months service at the
front. lie will spend this time at spec
ial recreation centers and will be allow
, ed to visit Paris only by special per-
mission.
Seventeen six-months old hogs that
were raised on milk and on acorns
, that they picked up under the oak
trees and finished up on corn the last
, few weeks were marketed here Mon
day by j. P. Greenwood, bringing
him S456.-Blunt Advocate.
3 Observation-Disclosures, SO yrs, weight
{ 1875, height 5 TT. 6, who owns comfort
l able home and has steady employ
ment at good wages, would like to
meet lady or widow without children,
, about 40 years, same weight and
height, who is q good cook, good
looking and desires a good home.
Address "Housekeeper" care Free
Press.
Alfred Nj. Brace, who formerly
was professor OF journalism at the
, University of South Dakota, is now
one Of the editors of the Franco
American Weekly, "a journal of
A news and opinisn," published in
Paris for the Americans in the ex.
f peditionary force. Prof. Brace went
to Europe in 1916 to drive a Red
E Cross ambulance and has seen SER
vice On the western and souther n
fronts.
, Forest City Press: Russell Spotted
Rabbit was over from the Agency on
, business Tuesday, remaining for din.
$ ner. Though he does not talk English
he always has a smile and a glad
hand for his white friends Perhaps
this is not to be wondered at for ii
seems to be a matter Of history, be.
ing common talk among Forest City
: people that he was a participant in
;. Clusters last fight and caught the
:, generals horse and led him off the
. battle-ground. The horse was mount.
ed at his death and ia now one of the