Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1912-11-07

| Mrs. d. W. Hyde of Onida was il
the city yesterday.
r. S. Wesley arrived here the frs
of the week from the east.
F. H. Gobel is receiving a visit from
his mother of Minneapolis.
Judge L. E. Gaffy and wife wen
to Gettysburg yesterday.
| l.. A. Muuson left Tuesday on q
business trip to Minneapolis.
George Philip returned to his home
at Hayes City, Kan, Saturday.
Frank Crane was tral sacting bust
ness matters at Watertown Tuesday
Miss Margaret Karcher returned
the first of the week from visit il
Illinois.
Mrs. r. M. Barr of Huron, was 8
guest at the Basford home the first OF
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Kane of Red
field, were the guests of friends here
yesterday.
Guy Moulton left Tuesday fol
Sioux Falls to attend the confined
tern of the Federal court.
The Girls Club entertained large
number of guests at Halloween
party Saturday evening.
Mrs. w. E. Cowles and family at
tended the funeral of w. e. Cowles
held at Minneapolis yesterday.
Pierre was defeated in the foot ball
game played here Saturday afternoon
with Aberdeen, the score was IA to O.
| Mr.. and Mrs. o. S. Bennett and
daughter of Sioux Falls, have arriv
ed in the city, and will make theil
home here.
I. F. Auldredge of this city and Miss
Irene Quirk of Highmore, were unit
ed in marriage, yesterday at the home
of the bride.
Miss Minnie Revell has resigned
her position with the First Nationa
Life and Accident lns. Co., to take
effect Dec. LIST.
Mrs. Emma e Baade of this city
and Mr.. Charles Handler of Aurora
were united in marriage, Monday by
Rev. w. a. Wilkinson.
Mrs. Mary Fawcett left the first O
the week for her home at Washing
ton, ID. c., after a visit with he
brother, g. j. Corrick.
Rev. Kasberg returned Monda,
from Harold, where he delivered :
sermon Sunday at the annual mission
festival of tn. Lutheran chu rch.
The Girls Athletic club of the higf
school, entertained the Boys Athleti,
club and the Aberdeen foot bail team
at the High school Saturday evening
Mrs. Charles B. Slough of this cit.
received a telegram Monday, an
nouncing the death at Bryan. Ohio
of Mrs. VIM. Slough, formerly of thi
city.
G. l.. Starr & Son will open up {
furniture store in the building occu
pied by Coyle shoe shop. Mr., Coyl,
expects to occupy the one just cas-
that. ~
DR.. II. I. Kenney left Tuesday TO
the Twin Cities, Oh business come ct
ed with the First National Life
Accident Ius. Co., of which be il
medical director.
Thousands of tons of hay was de
stroyed in prairie fire in Hand ant
Faulk counties last week, the flames
being driven long distance by thu
terrific wind of that day. The visit
aLlOO Will REMIND FARMERS LlaL 1t II
full isne to protect their property b!
making sufficient fire breaks.
The first report of losses this fall o
cattle from what is known as TIN
corustal disease. due to turning cat
tie into cornfields and permitting
them to eat the cornstalks, comes
from Hutchinson county. Gostlol
Auch, a we'll known farmer, lost min,
head of cattle from the disease in on,
day, some of them being big steers
for which he had been offered goot
price.
| A. w. McCauley of Pierre, visitet
with Mr.. and Mrs. John Mag, Mon
day, while enroute home from Pol
lock where he had been to look afte
some farm interests. Mr.. Mag wen
to Greenway' by automobile to NEE
his guest and bring him to Eureka
Mr.. McCauley is an engineer running
on the Northwestern road between
Pierre and Rapid Citv.-Enrek,