Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1909-12-09
). f. Gaffy was Highmore visitor

wenty-ffth anniversary Thursday eve
hing.
Mrs. Lou Lillibridge returned Tues
lay to Huron after short visit with
'elatives here.
D. H. March and family left this
morning for Canton, Ohio, to Wit dur
ng the holidays.
Geo. D. Sweet will present at the
opera house, Friday evening "a
Messenger Boy"
Mrs Willis Walker and Mrs. Eng
lish of Tracy, Mimi, visited with Mi IS
Edith McGugin last week.
A. c. Johnson is now a resident of
Pierre. He recently came to this city
from Pipestone, MINI.
Mesdames ]. w. Laughlin and Farr
were in attendance at the Degree Of
Honor meeting at Huron last Friday.
WANTFD-F Family washing and
ironing. Washing for both ladies and
gentlemen. Inquire at 425 Euclid ave-
nue..
j. W. Roberts is in the city from
Brookings, this state. He is engaged
in the plumbing trade, and may de-
eide to locate in Pierre.
Miss Jennie Christmas of Athol. Ia,
arrived here yesterday from st. Paul to
visit, her sister Mrs. F. J.. Swanson,
before returning to her home.
Money to loan and real estate in
Hughes, Stanley or Sully counties,
large or small amounts. 2s3 Pierre
street, Title Insurance & Trust Co.,
Pierre, s. d. 1Stf.
F. McCalmot of the Eureka Bak-
cry, purchased carload of -four from
the local milling company. The pro-
ducts of his bakery are all made from
Pierre -four
Homer Partridge. of the Haperdash-
er Store, Hyde block, is displaying a
splendid stock of goods. Here the bar
gain hunter can find the article most
suitable for holiday gift.
The Dakota Publishing Company
will discontinue the publication of
the Settler, published at Hopewell,
and Satterlee, will discontinue the
the publication of the Star at Angus.
Huron Herald Mrs. Dick Hanev.
who has been visiting with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Treadway
for nearly a week, departed for her
home at Pierre Wednesday morning.
That the NJ. & st. l.. will build
from Aberdeen to Pierre in the near
future is certainty. The engineers
of the company have taken up the
task of putting the grade in shape for
the rails.
G. H. Jaynes, with usual enterprise
and a desire to treat his trade right, is
making arrangements to place on sale
during the holidays, the largest and fin.
est selections of meats, fish, poultry.
etc; ever seen in Pierre.
Highmore Herald: Last Tuesday J,
f. Hoefer from near Blunt sold hog
to Sam Overgaard, for $2S.35. This
year this same hog raised eleven pigs
now worth $1,000 apiece This woulc
mean $l3835 from one common ole
SOW is less than one year Guess that is
doing some.
Early this week Warren, Coppagt
& Co., j. M. Chase Il Co., the CAPT
tai Furniture Store and MoOres
store issued big edition of the Pierre
Christmas Herald. The publication
contained d large list of articles
bought especially for the holida,
trade. and no doubt it will be helpful
in deciding what to buy for the gif
some body is waiting for.
| At the regular meeting of the Eagle
held last evening the following officer!
were elected for the ensuing year:
w. P.-W. A. Metcalf: w. V. P.-I
Nj. Dotson; w. t., Mills Brown; w. c.
| R. Van Hook; |. &c. Sholtz; O. G.
Herman Schroeder; Aerie Physician :
Dr.. HOLSTER; trustees Messrs, McCor
Heitzelman and Bruce.
Governor Vessey has granted pardon
to the following on recommendation O
the board of pardons: Frank Mate
jousky sentenced for grand larcen
from Stanley county. Frank Fitzpat
rich sentenced from Sphinx cou n1y
James Moylan sentenced from Spin
county for forgery in the third degre
and Charles Wanting of Custer count
| for grand larceny and Roy Lennvill
, sentenced from Butte county.
An editor died and slowly wended HI
way to where he supposed a warm re