Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1904-12-22
the holidays with Mr.. and Mrs. Old

You could make no nicer christmas
present than to get one OF the Edison
Photographs for friend or relative.
Call OH A. l.. Hegglund, at the tailor
shop and look over some fine machines.
Christensen, the photographer, has a
new line OF picture mouldings and can
frame upa pictuge in the most artistic
style. Call and inspect his goods and
leave an order.
7. M. Madsen and Harvey Ash have
gone to Cuba to spend month or two
of the winter, and look around for
some good source OF paying invest
ments.
E. Az Platts, the new assistant secre-
tary of state. has rented the h. q. King
house Oh Euclid avenue, and will move
his family to Pierre next week.
The river has been reluctant to Get
in the clutch OF the ice and up to Il I, W
days ago crossing, even by foot passen-
gers, was highly dangerous.
Max j. Kehr is back from business
trip to Minneapolis. He will soon
start a business deal that is apt to
make him god investment
Mrs. c. N. Herre;d departed for
Chicago Monday to meet Miss Grace.
They will return to Pierre together to
spend the holidays.
Register Of Deeds Archie Potter is
spending his time posting up on his
new duties before taking possession of
the office January l.
With what little snow that has al
ready fallen piled up in drifts by the
wind it promises to be a "green Christ
mas" after all
State Secretary Berg is in the city to
attend a meeting of the brand commits
sion. His successor, Hon. ID. ID. Wipf,
is also here.
The halls of the house and senate are
being decorated, painted and papered
preparatory to the assembling of the
legislature.
Don't make mistake and buy your
Christmas presents until you have seen
the fine display at the Corner Drug
Store.
Z. II. Squirting, Leslie's merchant,
and A. T. Hartzell, merchant at Smith,
were taking goods out to their stores
Monday.
Pecks orchestra will give a Christi
mas ball at the rink Friday night, with
full orchestra of eight pieces.
Postmaster Will Hopkins and Editor
Joe Rainey were in from Hayes Mon
day to bear witness in a final proof case.
A. Gunderson returned Monday from
the northern part of the state where he
had been attending court
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Crane started
Saturday for Chicago to spend the
holidays with relatives.
G. p. Sherwood, of DeSmet, the pure
food and dairy commissioner, spent
Tuesday in the city.
| Everybody goes to the Corner Drug
Store for their gentlemen's dressing
| cases and novelties.
A. b. Collins, of Blunt, visited with
Pierre relatives over Sunday, returning
home Monday.
|
A ten-pound girl baby was born to
MIR. and Mrs w. G. Notmeyer Friday
evening.
Isaac Lincoln, of Aberdeen, we'll
known here, was in the city Tuesday.
f. A. Royce, of Leslie, was trans
acting business in the city Saturday.
j. l.. Lockhart left Monday morning
on trip to northern South Dakota.
Make your selection of cut glass and
silverwarea at Hatch & Fishers.
/ j. A. Hamilton was in from War
Creek the first of the week.
1 The best line of holiday goods at the
| Corner Drug Store as usual.
Buy your Christmas holly of Mrs.
Porter. Telephone l-4-4F.
4 See the doll with real eye lashes at
the Corner Drug Store.
Remember we engrave all goods free
at Hatch q Fishers.
Diamonds and solid gold goods at
Hatch 81 Fishers
Arthur Sommers of Eyarts, spent
Sunday in Pierre.
Barney & Berry skates at Hatch &
Fishers.
Nellie Fuller, Denver My face was
4 fulIof pimples and blackheads. Hollis
/ ter's Rocky Mountain Tea has driven
them away. People hardly know me
4 Tn looking finen Is cents Tea M