Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1910-12-15
Do not fail to attend the Firemen's

Mrs. Isaac Peterson returned this
morning from Minneapolis.
Earl Bartnn of Harold has gone to
Huron where he will be yard section
man.
F. M. Byrne. lieutenant governor
elect, says he only spent s172 in the
recent election.
Harry Hopkins and w. II. Badeley,
both of Meers, called today, while in
the city on business.
B. A. Cummins and J. j. Dalton
made business trip to Onida the
| first of the week.
H. G. Obershaw has planned to leave
Pierre on Sunday and will not return
until after the holidays.
The Sabbath School, in East Pierre,
will hold box sociable on Friday even
ing, to which all are invited.
Roscoe Sherman is on visit to his
aunt. Miss Catherine Sherman. Roscoe
is student at the state university.
Mrs. S. B. Stegeman left this morn
ing for Flandreau, where she will pass
the holidays with the old folks at home.
F. Lucas Realty Co. and the Happy
Home Real Estate Agency are sending
out calendars that are nothing if not
artistic.
Royal G. johnson, attorney general
elect, has filed his expense account
for the last campaign, which amount
ed to $435.
| P. C. Morrison of Mcbride was ad-
mitted by the supreme court to practice
law today. He intends to begin prac-
tice in his home town.
The Highmore Herald is 20 years
old. During the past two years the
Herald has grown brighter and more
newsy with each issue.
Wednesday evening Judge and Mrs.
Mccoy entertained large company of
friends at dinner, in honor of Judge
and Mrs. A. w. Campbell of Aberdeen.
George W. Nash, of the Northern
Normal, will be in Pierre on New Year
day, and in the evening of that day he
gives lecture IN the Congregational
church. 'Passion Play" will be the
|subject.
Highmore Bulletin: The Hyde
county bar has endorsed L. E. Gaffy
of Pierre, for district Judge of the
federal court to succeed Judge Car
land, who has been promoted to court
commerce.
G. H. Jaynes, of the Peoples Mark
et, viii place on sale next Tuesday a
choice line of meats, game, poultry,
etc. He has purchased and butch cred
a fine young buffalo and fine steaks
in this line can be had there.
This morning Oscar johnson and
Miss Flora Hall, both of Blunt, were
joined in wedlock by Judge Slindee.
Mr.. and Mrs. johnson left for their
home on the afternoon train, bearing
with them good wishes of all &C.
quaintances.
VIM. F. Karbel has engaged in the
plumbing business, and his place of
business is in the DeLand building
Dakota avenue, Mr.. karbel is an
experienced workman, and those who
have work done by him will have no
regret coming.
Tracklaying on the Cheyenne branch
of the Milwaukee system is being
; pushed. Track is laid to a point &c
miles east Of Faith, and the company
are planning to run trains to that
place January Is. The track was
laid to Dupree yesterday.
To provide big wedding and lots
of good things for the honeymoon
Harry West stole wagon load OF
eatables from the McGlinchy hote
larder at Higbmore just before his
wedding day. Up~n being arrested
he pleaded guilty and received jai
sentence OF SIX months.
Onida Waterman: DR.. S. B. Siege.
man autoed up from Pierre Sunday
morning and remained over unit
Tuesday evening. The Doctor in.
forms us that he will move Ito Onida
and make it his permanent headquar.
tiers after the first of the year max
ing tri-weekly trips to Pierre to attend
his practice there.
| Homer Partridge, of the Haber
dasher store, Opera House block, has
displayed splendid line of goods
bought to fill holiday wants. He is
offering winter wear at prices that
will cause them to move, while his
stock of furnishings is among the
finest ever displayed in Pierre. Holt
day shoppers can do no better thar