Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1907-12-19
Suspend your hosiery.

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Suspend your hosiery
COY. Crawford came in from Huron
yesterday.
J..J. Dalton has gone east to pass the
holidays.
VIM. Pilkington of Highmore, was in
Pierre yesterday.
y. L. Given, of Draper, was in the
city Wednesday,.
Mrs. Wm. Summerside arrived from
Harold Wednesday.
Geo. Price arrived from d6rookings
yesterday Tor a visit.
Miss Lucinda Morse is visiting rela-
tives at Woonsocket.
Harry Grummons, Of J etferson, Iowa (
is visiting in The city.
kruse Aladsen arrived here Tuesday
from Chicago to visit his parents,
Harry Robinson and Hazel Ulrey ar
rived from Y aukton last night for the
holidays.
Fuller s. Masters have leased the
new Deland building for a new furnl-
ture store.
Attorney f. r.. Aikens, of Sioux
Falls, transacted legal business here
yesterday.
A. Il. Rahm came in from Giddings
yesterday TO make final proof OF his
homestead.
| w. E. Jackson left Wednesday on a
eastern visit with friends and relatives
during the holidays.
| The coal man complains that alto
gether too much consideration has been
given to the c3rnhusker w
A. z. Stewart came in from Belle
| Fourche on business connected With
the Mintener lumber yards.
Louis A. Munson, cashier of the
American Exchange Bank, returned
Saturday from a business trip east
State supt Il. A. Ustrnd and Assis-
4 tant j. +. Olander will stop in Pierre
Saturday while on their tour OF the
!. state.
Miss Florence M. Greiser and Mr.
Henry S. Benz, both of Vivian, were
married at Fort Pierre yesterday. Rev
Gullixson performed the ceremony.
Editor Ross of the 500 Critic, wht
, was tried at Sioux Falls last week TO
criminal libel on charge preferred b.
Joe Kirby, was found not guilty by thu
t jury.
/. Wanted Every printer in the stat
S of South Dakota to send his name ano
address to Box 563 Sioux Falls, S. D.
: and get something that will be of in
t terest to him.
AIC. johnson, of Winona, arrived i
the city yesterday in his private car. "a
was accompanied by b. +. Farrell
t Railroad Commissioner d. III. Smit
Ii and Col. Il. j. Woods.
The Mutual Fire Insurance compan
! and the new accident insurance com
pany will occupy the building now o.
cupied by the National Bank of Com
merce after the first of the year:
Mrs. Senator j. E. Payne and siste
Miss May Sheppard, daughters OF NJ
and Mrs j. w. Sheppard, are expecte
y to arrive tonight from Vermillio
They will remain in the city during tt
J, holiday season.
: A. D. Coleman, an erstwhile citizen {
y Pierre, arrived yesterday from Chicag
where he is engaged in the vehicl
[. trade. Mr. Coleman has for years Ell
t. gagged in business in this city, and
Il kindly remembered here by all Il
v early pioneers.
= y G. Coppage left Tuesday evenir
for Minneapolis where he will be unite
It in marriage to Miss Pearl Babcock, tt
T. ceremony is to take place at the bride
i aunt on Saturday. They expect to {
d to Pittsburg to spend the holidays aft
o.
$. which they will return here and occur
IS the residence recently vacated by N
Sckaaf
lyl On Tuesday, Rev Loveall, of t
id Methodist Episcopal church, unit
at John j, Buchanan and Miss Mai
L Dodge in Wedlock: both having recen
lie ly made final proof upon land ne
Of Phillip, and left for the east that de
ST MIR. b hickman is said to have been II
first white child born west of the NJ
# souri, river.
ar Now is the time when the clerks a
Is carriers at the postof1ice are getti
e, theirs. The Christmas rush has begl
TT to show up and within two or thu
as days it will be at its zenith. The CT
sn rier when he comes down the GENE
he walk will be nearer a real Santa Ola
than any other man you will meet dr
~ ing this festive season.
n The state brand commission met h
lis Tuesday to clear up the accumulat