Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1912-11-28
J. F. Olander left Tuesday i

ness trip to Lane.
Lindbloom Edison have opened up
the Cozy restaurant.
Judge l. E. Gaffy has returned from
a trip to North Dakota.
DR.. and Mrs. S. B. Stegeman were
over from Onida Monday.
Miss Minnie Revelle left Tuesday for
her home at Volga. Iowa.
When the climate of the sunshine
state isn't balmy 1T is bracing.
Atty. F. b. Bangs of Rapid City,
was capital city visitor Tuesday.
Fred Murrisch left Monday for his
home at Denver, after visit in the
city.
Mrs. Hartwell and daughter re-
turned Tueday from an extended
visit in Iowa.
Mrs. G.. M. Livingstone and little son
left yesterday for visit with her sister
at Wentworth.
Miss Alice Brethorst left Monday
for Miller, where she spoke on Mis-
sionary, work.
Mrs. Ira Whalen and Miss Margaret
Bradshaw of Fl Pierre, were released
from the hospital Monday.
Senator Coe 1. Crawford has start
ed east. He. will land in Washing
ton before the end of the week.
A number of young people attended
the straw ride" to the Pietrus farm
about six miles north of town Sunday
afternoon.
Captain B. G. Mossman. the we'll
known cattleman west Of the river,
is very i'll with pneumonia at Chi
cago hospital.
Huronite, 20: Miss Doyle of Pierre,
who has been visiting in the city with
Miss Stella Burke for some time de-
parted this morning for her home.
What with 1912 being leap year and
adding four more states to the woman
suffrage ranks, the fair sex may truly
regard this as essentially a woman g
year.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. M. Ramer left.
Saturday for Mitchell where they will
attend the educational meeting. Mrs.
Ramer will visit in North Dakota
before returning.
The city schools are enjoying a
week s vacation this week, owing to
the teachers attending the state
association meeting being held at
Mitchell this week.
Geo. Rice of Flandreau, w. G. Smith
of Sibley, F. G. Robinson of Groton,
and Atty. P. W. Dougherty of Dell
Rapids, members of the state railway
commission, came in Tuesday to attend
a regular meeting.
The people of this country certainly
have plenty to be thankful for this
year. If they eat as much as they
have to be thankful for there ought
to be plenty of work for the doctors.
Captain Otto B. Linstad of Pierre,
court reporter for Judge Clay G. Car
penter. is spending the day in the
city visiting local friends while on
his way home from Dupree and Tim
Der Lake. -Aberdeen News.
Thanksgiving in Pierre is generally
observed today. Different families are
gathered together and households are
having feast. There may not be much
thanking in speech, but in thank full
hearts.
Acquaintance of Mrs. j. H. Crit
fin will be grieved to learn that she
is i'll, and in the local hospital. Mrs.
Griffin is i'll of heart trouble, and has
been confined to her room for more
than ten days.
It is known that there FIVE candi-
dates for United States senator, and
five candidates for the speakership of
the South Dakota house of represen
tatives, and there may be more. The
legislature does not meet until the
first Tuesday in January.
The new scent piece will have an
Indian head on its face and buffalo
on the reverse. The idea is not to
honor these as disappearing figures
as some will have it, but as .sreap-
pearing" figures, as better times and
impulses will have it.
Articles of Incorporation have been
filed with the secretary of state for
the National Investment Co., at
Mitchell. Capital, $1,000. 900. In
corporators are: Lewis Shuster. ID
NJ. Shuster, Mitchell, and j. W.
Heltebridle of Miller.
Pierre should be classed in the win
ter resort list; Minnesota and North
Dakota papers contain reports that