Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1912-02-15
W. A. King went to DeGrey Tues

4 hd1idA w lScNudN Cdtnc Ill lTONl huron
yesterday.
l. H. Jones of Huron, was a Pierre
/ visitor yesterday.
Henry Adams returned yesterday
from trip to Texas.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. E.
| n. Lunde Monday.
Leon Kendall of Huron, visited
with friends mere Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Wright of Oko-
bojo, are in the city on shopping
trip.
Mrs. Ed Delehan arrived yesterday
from Quinn for a short stay in the
city.
| A patriotic dinner will be given
at the Trinity Guild hall Saturday
evening.
| The Southern Jubilee Singers will
appear at the Grand next Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. Pettijohn of Harold, was the
guest of her daughter, Miss Lucille,
Tuesday.
Homer Hoover and G. E. Nelson, of
Onida, transacted business in Pierre
yesterday.
Will Starkey has entered the Basi-
ness college and will take a course
in stenography.
e. G. Meier of Sioux Falls, was ad-
mitted to the Bar on certificate from
Illinois yesterday.
The East Pierre Woman's club will
meet tomorrow afternoon at the home
of Mrs. j. HI. Starkey.
Miss Mariette Whiting entertained
number of friends yesterday after
ternoon at Valentine party.
| Mesdames E. F. Swartz and Flora
Fuller entertained at the home of the
former Yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Glow left yes
terday for Iowa and Nebraska points,
where they will visit relatives.
j. A. McGilvrey, of the McGilvrey
Clothing company, went to Blunt
Tuesday on short business trip.
Mrs. N. E. Howard and daughter,
Miss Millie, went to Huron Monday
for a visit at the Earl Howard home.
The Christian Endeavor society of
the Congregational church gave
Valentine social at the parsonage last
evening.
The students of the Business College
have issued invitations to program
and dance at the Woodman hall Sat
urday evening.
G. G. Lawrence, state superinten-
dent, left Tuesday to attend teachers
meetings at Ipswich, Armour, Brit
ton and Webster.
The South Dakota Lady Maccabees
are muchgratfled to learn that their
record for securing new members dur
ing the month of December was the
best in the United States.
The South Dakota Bottlers' associa-
ton, soft drinks, if you please, will
hold its annual meeting in Sioux Falls
on the Nth and 18th of this month.
A movement is under way to estab-
| lish a creamery at Faith. Faith is
the terminus of the branch line of the
| Milwaukee running from Mobridge
into Meade county, and there are
large number of inland towns from
which the creamery could draw sup
plies.
| Adjutant j. Peers, assisted by
Lieutenant T. Saunders, of the Saliva
ton Army society, are coming to
Pierre on Saturday to permanently
remain. The Army hope to secure a
building on lower Pierre street. We
will be disappointed if we do not
hear of some improvement in the
| boyish notions of the editorial fra
ternity.
| Mitchell Republican: Adjutant
Peers and Lieutenant Madison of the
Salvation Army held farewell SER
vice Sunday evening in the army hall,
with fine attendance of the mem
bers and supporters. Much regret
was expressed for the departure of
these officers, who have been very
successful in their work during their
stay. The officers will go out to
Pierre to take up their work. Friday
evening after the close of the meet
ing about twenty-five of the officers
and members of the army went to
the home of Adjutant Peers and Lieu
tenant Madison and took the officers
by surprise. A pleasant social hour
was passed.
On petition of the voters the city
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