Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1910-11-17

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in from Lead.
Mrs. Frank Summerside of Huron is
visiting kinfolk in this city.
Born; November IL, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Dick Haney, daughter.
Will Troy returned Monday from an
extended stay in Rapid City.
r. N. Greer and II. E. MeGannon
came in from Okobojo today.
j. F, Beason of Blunt was transact
ing business matters here today.
O. S. Basford left Tuesday for Sioux
Falls, where official business called him.
Miss Bess Morton is enjoying visit
from her mother, who resides in High
more.
Mrs. O. S. Basford left Monday for
Huron, whittier she went to visit
daughter.
Robert Lumley recently went to the
Cheyenne river and purchased large
herd Of stock cattle.
| wish to buy 100 or more pigeons.
Write me, if you have such for sale.
H. D. Hopkins, Meers. S. D.
james Costello, printer, long resi-
dent of Onida, and Meers, died at Wood
ward Okla. on November 4.
Mrs. j. A. Dwinnell, of East Calasis,
VT, arrived here Monday, and is a
guest at the c. c. Bennett home.
For Sale-A good e-year-cla mare,
suitable for work or for saddle use,
weighs about esq.,. w. Weaver.
j. w. Champion is home from Min
neapohs, where he passed several days
purchasing goods for his trade here.
The chicken pie social given by the
ladies of of the congregational church
last evening was quite we'll attended.
Frank Bennett, a carpenter, long in
the employ of Albert Anderson, is very
i'll of blood poisoning, sustained week
ago.
The diphtheria scare at Lead is
subsiding, since inc schools were
closed and public gatherings of all
kinds discontinued.
Chas. D. symns, of the symms- Pow
ers Co., Sioux Falls, was in Pierre on
Monday. Mr.. Symms was shown about
the city by E. C. Peterson.
Mrs j. w. Oldaker and Mrs. A. J..
Nelson closed their visit Monday with
Mrs. D. D. Oldaker, leaving for their
home in Wellman, 10.
The foundation walls were laid this
week in Onida for two elevators. The
builders hope to complete the improve
ments before February L.
Julian Blount, stenographer for Sen
ator Crawford, was in the city Sunday,
from Huron. Mr., Blount is now well
on his way to Washington.
| U. S. Griggs returnday Sunday from
Aberdeen, where he had been since the
first of the month looking after business
there before the U. S. land office.
George Arnold left Monday for Hot
Springs, where he intends to enter the
soldiers home. He says he will come
back with the warmpth of next spring
The county board of commissioners
convened Tuesday as board of can.
vassers. No material changes were
announced in the vote Of Hughes coun.
ty.
A. B. Kittredge arrived here Sunday
from Sioux Falls He has many import
ant matters pending before the supreme
court, and is here in the Interest of his
clients.
The first snow of the season very
light one came on Sunday the 18th
The first real show last winter came
on Nov. 18th. and stayed until spring
1t is hard to tell what the winter will
be.
Mr., and Mrs. E. P. Them delight.
fully entertained the Lucas employees
and one or two other friends at din.
ner last evening. A delicious three.
course dinner was enjoyed and a
pleasant social evening spent.
Misses Zella Benedict and Rosa South.
man and Nels Nelson, of Midland, were
placed on the student roll in Pierre
Business University this week. The
attendance at this institution as learn.
ing is greater than in any former year
Congressman C. H. Burke was the
first of the candidates in the recent ell
ection to file his expense account of the
campaign. He shows an expense Of
s575, of which 1915 was in the way Of
his campaign contribution to the state
committee.