Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1910-12-22
Ship it today. And don't forget the

Ship it today. And don't forget the
red and green seals.
We will soon be over the HOLIDAYS,
and then lengthing days.
Miss Ida Billingshurt is home from
college for the holidays.
Mrs. Jas. Douglas of Fort Pierre
was in the city yesterday.
Judge E. G. Smith will pass Christ
mas with kinfolk in Aberdeen.
John l. Newell returned yesterday
from business trip to Sioux City.
Glenn W. Martens returned today
from business trip to Highmore.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fentress of
Tacoma, are guests of relatives here.
E. A. Platts returned yesterday from
business trip to Sioux Falls and Elan
dreau.
Judge and Mrs. Gaffey are in Omaha,
where they will pass Christmas with
friends and relatives.
John Sutherland left for the east yes
terday, where he went to close business
matters of Importance.
Frank Fentress, brother of Walter
Fentress, is here from Tacoma, Wash
linton, for few days only.
Harry Robinson is home for tile
holidays. He came from Yankton,
where be is attending college.
T. F. Auldredge, lawyer, of High
more, was in Pierre on Friday, called
here on professional business.
Miss Minnie Lane, who has been
employed in Onida since September,
returned to Pierre on Tuesday.
Elbert Rohrer is candidate for
page in the senate. Gilbert is bright
boy and deserves the position.
Articles of incorporation have been
filed for the Bruce Building and Loan
association; capital stock s25 ,0GG.
James Cunningham, brother of Mrs.
Frank Goddard, arrived today from
Illinois, and will remain two weeks
Misses Luci!la McCa!ment and Hazel
Rhem are home for the holidays. Both
are students in the Normal at Aberdeen.
A pardon has been granted George
Hamilton, who was sentenced from
Minnehaha county two years age on
adultery charge.
f. j. McCalmont went to Sully
county last Saturday to look afte,
farm interests there. He owns 800
acre farm in that county and is proud
of his holdings.
Rev. Thibodeau will go to Madison
tomorrow, where he will conduct the
funeral services of the late Harry
Shaw, trainman, who was killed at
Flandreau Tuesday.
The federal building is putting OF
gala attire. They are busy in the
corridors and Office rooms on the two
upper floors, and when they finish thu
building will be materially improved
in appearance.
WANTED-a bunch of about Al
horses to winter; fresh range; goot
shelter; plenty water; so tons ha,
for storms. Price SIS per head .-Ad
dress John Roberts, Ames, S. d.
Hand County.
Saturday, while driving over TIN
river on the ice, traveller narrowl,
escaped loosing his team. The ic
broke near the east bank, and it was
after many efforts that the team wal
dragged from the river.
j. r. p. Brown is seriously i'll. Hi
physician enrertains little hope of re
covery. Mr.. Brown is suffering from
diabetis; he is So years OF age, iii
possesses much property.
Highmore Bulletin: H. C. Shobe
| will return from Washington mex
week, and will spend few days i
Highmore on his way to Pierre, wher
he calls the senate to order in the ne,
state house and then turns the gave
over to Lieutenant Governor Byrne.
j. w. Champion will turn his bac
toward us tomorrow morning; goin
to Usage, Iowa. He may come bac
when the roses bloom again. Nj
Champion is an honest fellow, an
we hope that during his earthly pi
grimage every day will be jewele
with JOY.
A. w. Ewert left yesterday for tn
east. On one of his business tril
east, in the near future, we are COZ
fdent that Mr.. Ewert will bring tn
, | naeitiva aesuronon that tho Minpt