Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1912-12-05
L. B. Wadleigh left Saturday fol

/ T.. B. Wadleigh left Saturday for
4 Clinton, Iowa.
Mrs. F. +. Reich spent Sunday with
relatives at Philip.
Albert Everett has purchased the
Elliott livery barn.
Mrs. j. W. Latta returned Monday
Il from visit at Blunt.
Chas. Roger of Wellsburg, is a
patient at-the hospital.
/ G. M. Golf of Kimball, was in Pierre
Saturday on business matters.
/ Mrs. Florence Taylor left Sunday
for her home at Watertown.
! Claude Bates has returned from a
visit with his parents at Tracy.
Mrs. l.. L. Stevens is entertaining the
Birthday club at her home today.
Mrs. T. B. Roberts has issued invita-
tions for luncheons Friday and Satur-
day.
B. B. Thayer of Sioux City, was
renewing acquaintance here yester-
day.
MIR. and Mrs. l.. A. Munson have
moved into the ST. Charles for the
winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Lewis of Ames,
Ia, were the guests of friends here
Sunday.
L. w. Chaussee of Sioux Falls, spent
few days with his family here last
week.
Amos Pond and family returned to
Miller Monday after visit with rela-
tives here.
Miss Margaret Karcher was hostess
at a barn dance given at her home
Monday evening.
Mrs. r. G. McClelland and Mrs.
Sheldon Sturgeon left Sunday for their
homes at Parker.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Dow Smith which was born Saturday
morning, died Monday.
A number of friends of Tom G.
McNamee gave him a banquet at the
st Charles last evening.
H. ID. Enoe entertained a number
} of friends at a Norwegian party at
his home Tuesday evening,
i A. Brady Beck, states attorney OF
Charles Mix county, was transacting
business matters here Saturday.
Cattle prices are sailing these days,
!. and the man who has cattle to dis
J pose of is certain of good prices.
Ralph and Milton Gold-left Sunday
for Brookings, after visit with
their sister. Mrs. G. w. Martens.
C. c. Moulton has moved his confec.
tionary store to the building formerly
occupied by the Villas Hannigan Cigar
Co.
Harold Journal, 4: VIM. Summer
side and VIM. Wilcher went to Pierre
Friday night to attend meeting of thu
> directors and stockholders of the Mex
can Oil Co.
Miss Wilson of Lincoln, Nebr.
who has been here representing tn.
, Universal Library of Music has re
turned home. Miss Benedict expect,
to return home in few days.
F. Petroff and N. Plinof of New
York city are here for conference witt
the state land department in regard t
location of colony of Germans in tn
: northwestern part of this state.
: The postal laws prohibit us from
! extending credit more than year to
any subscriber. We would like tt
have all those that are year in thu
: arrears to please settle before Janu
airy 1, 1913.
: A carload Of elm trees have beef
received by the capitol commission
and they will be set around and upol
the grounds at Pierre this fall, tina
variety of tree being considered tn,
: best for the purposes of decorative,
effects.
Tuesday afternoon a large flock O
wild geese could have been seen wing
ing their way northward. No doub
! the weather of the next few days will
| be evidence that tht leader of the Aocl
. was venturesome; and that he may b,
leading in the opposite direction.
Last Friday articles of incorpora
ton were fled with the secretary o
i state here today for the Chicago
Sioux Falls and Pacific Railway Co.
with a capitalization of $140 90 900. I
is said to be the intention to build q
| line from Chicago to Seattle across
the states of Illinois, Iowa, Soutl
Dakota, Wyoming, Idaho and Wash
ington.
{ Among those who would ill the offic
of insurance commissioner ut the ex