Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1912-12-19

Judge L. E. Gaffy left yesterday TO
Fondulac, Wis.
Born: To Mr.. and Mrs. "A. M. Wind
er. Dec. II, daughter.
Oscar Hunt of Watertown, was
Pierre visitor Tuesday.
Monte Richeman left Tuesday for
visit with relatives at Sioux City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Nixon left Tues
day for visit at Pomroy, Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom G. AicNamee re
turned yesterday from Minneapolis.
Miss Valdine Moger has gone t.
Sioux Falls, for visit with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. R. Steady left Tues
day for their home at Shenandoah
Iowa.
The Handy Kids entertained mum
bar of friends at the Billinghurst hal
Saturday evening.
g. J.. Corrick left Tuesday fol
Edmonton. Canada, where be will
spend the winter with son.
A number of neighbors gave Mr.. ane
Mrs. Rex Green a farewell surpris.
Tuesday evening at their home.
j. w. Heltibridle of Miller was il
the, city on business with the First
National Life & Accident ms. Co.
A small audience attended the pro
duction of Buster Brown, given Al
the Grand opera house, Tuesday eve
ming.
Mother Earth appeared Monday ev
ening in a white gown. with sparkling
jewels; in other words, snow fell OF
that date.
Albert and Edward Hengel and
Walter Henley arrived Tueday from
Vermillion, to spend the holidays
with home folks.
Invitations are out announcing the
marriage of Miss Aurel Dickey tt
Robert Young of Francitaa, Texas, OF
Dec. 25.
Sully News: Mrs. S. B. Stepemar
is ill at the hospital having under
!, gone an operation Sunday evening
DR.. II. I. Kenney of Pierre was called
in attendance.
/ Blunt and the State House bashet
ball team played a very interesting
game Monday evening at the Y. M
G. A. Pierre winning.the game by {
score of BAIT.
The postal regulations prohibit.
any publisher from extending credi,
more than year to any subscriber
We ask all those that are a year IL
arrears to please settle prior to Jan
uary 1st. 1918.
The game wafden's Office has. moved
all its effects into one room, in ordel
to give space to the board of health
to be located i'm the capitol on tn,
ground floor. That board has no
previously had an Office in the build
ing.
The crop failures Of the past few
seasons have impressed upon the PEG
pie of the necessity of handling stool
in connection with their farmin,
operations, which means that tn,
country is to enter upon an era o
prosperity.
j. w. Laughlin has been rendered
and has accepted the supply clerkshiI
during the legislative session. Joh1
is one of the most obi9ing fellows on,
can find in days walk, and mem
bers of the legislature are certain tx
ever find John on the job.
There is nothing sectiona ia bout tn.
bull moose party, but the bulk of it!
financial support has come and prob
ably will continue to come from tn,
effete east. Hence the national Lead
quarters will be established in clos,
proximity to Magnate Perkins check
book.
Applications for automobile licen
SEES in the state TO the number of 8, 9Os
have been made thus far in 1912. Thi.
is greater number than any yea
since the law governing licenses went
into effect. in 1905, with the exception
of 1910, when 1905 licenses were ap
piled for.
The mysterious disappearance Of
Jennie Brice has been taken UP By
the members of the Senior English
Glass, of the Pierre High School
They have decided to hold mock
trial on the case. and try to win on.
of the prizes offered by Everybody,
Magazine. Glen W. Martens will &C,
40 Judge.
A contract has been closed with
the Elson Art Company for an Art
Exhibit. given by the Pierre schools