Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1908-12-31
Miss sutley of War Creek, is in the

Will Lockhart is home from Man
kato.
DR.. Fl. f. Rate arrived from Chs
ter today.
Perry oldtiela and son arrived
from Clark today.
Miss Minnie Lane of Lacy, is a
guest of Pierre friends
Ben Gerlicher, of Huron, is visit
ing relatives in the city.
Forrest Eager went to Vermillion
today to visit with friends.
Miss Florence Holbrook is improv-
ing from her recent illness.
Prof. NJ. NJ. Kramer arrived this
afternoon from Aberdeen.
O. b. Linstad returned today from
a vacation visit in the east.
Miss Holloway of Highmore, was
in Pierre the first Of the week.
Wanted Horse sheer, tloorman,
good wages. NJ. l.. Tobin, Huron,
5. ID. 1t.
Scotty Philip has purchased four
elk, which he will add to his buffalo
herd.
w. r. Pilkington was the guest Of
friends at Highmore several days last
week.
I Ni1an>- nf
Gregory, are in the city on business
matters
Supt. C. T. Dixie returned this
morning from business trip to
Chicago.
Gus Bergen and Fay Hocket have
taken charge of the billiard parlors
at the Locke.
Engineer Thomas and family are
now occupying their new cottage on
Washington avenue.
Miss Mae Farrell returned this
morning from several days visit at
her home in Flandreau
Louis Beacon underwent an opera
ton at st. Mary's hospital yesterday
and is getting along nicely.
Del Hess is in the city from Philip.
Mr.. Hess is a good printer and PUSHES
type along with the sWiftest.
The annual meeting of the State
Retail Dealers association will be
held at Yankton February 2-3-4.
The Military ball Tuesday evening
was a grand success. A large crowd
attended and all report a good time.
Miss Inga Ofstad, who has beet
visiting at the j. G. Eager home, lef,
this morning for her home at Yer
million.
Miss Ethel E. Griffith, of Siou>
Falls, and M. L. PARCELS, of Fort
Pierre, were married in Sioux Fails
yesterday
! M. j. Lynott, II. W. Walker ant
John Bruce have been selected as
committee to make preparations 70
the liremens annual ball
James eastman, cashier at TIN
Pierre depot, spent Christmas in TIL
, city at the home of his parents, de
parting Friday evening for Mime
apolis. Huron Herald Democrat
Mira. ID. T. Petty, who was severed
burned near Hayes several days ag
while attempting to hurry fire wit
Kerosene, died Sunday from the ct
fects Of the burns, and the remain
were sent to Sac City. To-, for buria1
y Her child, which was badly burned a
q the time, is in a serious condition.
The Oberlin College Glee Club gay
e their concert in the church Saturda
I evening and it was very well ATTENDED
$ The young men are out on the1
annual holiday trip, which cover
!. quite a large range Of territory, an
s consuming period of three week!
e The program consists mainly of son
and the twenty young men aifo1
a much pleasure with their singing.
T. Ed. Walsh of Pierre, and Nj:
e Bryant, nurse in the hospital I;
Pierre, came up Tuesday on the ear
70 morning train and were married ;
10 the court house by Justice Hamlil
;r They were very careful to elude al
newspaper reporters and told Justit
Hamlin not to give them away, but
~ leaked out nevertheless, They +
:, turned to Pierre on the noon ira
: Tuesday as happy as pair of lark
-IIighmore Herald.
III Two South Dakota newspapers ha'
lo changed hands. l.. e. Howard, wi
x for some time has edited the Argus,
weekly paper published at Orien
Or has sold the property to G. Z. Forres
= a competent newspaper man. F.
Bollen, who has guided the destini
of the Gazette, weekly newspap
~, published at Burke, one of the ne
- towns of the Rosebud in Gregg