Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1912-12-05
Peter Norbeck is in froiil Redf,eld

Rev. Kelley and wife returned Fri
day from Blunt.
Chas. L. Hyde returned Monday
from Washington. ,
Ralph Ioasstaff spent Thanksgiv,
Ing with his folks at Huron.
Miss Lii Larson of Seattle, Wash, is
the guest of Miss Agnes Smith.
Mrs. N. E. Howard and daughter
returned Monday from Huron.
The city schools resumed work
Monday. after weeks vacation.
Miss Elsie Pfaffle of Clark, was the
guest of Miss Pearl Miller last week.
John 1. Newell has rented his resi-
dence in East Pierre to S. C. Policy.
Judge and Mrs. L. 7. Boucher left
Monday for their new home at Aber-
deem.
Mrs. Fl. w. Tilden arrived Friday
from Brookings, for visit with friends
here.
| Seth Teasdale of Grand Junction.
Colo, is visiting at the w. A. Mower
home.
Mrs. M. b. Hastings and baby and
Mrs. Thos. Lytle left Saturday for
+, Austin, Texas.
| Postmaster Binder passed Thanks
giving day at his stock ranch in
northern Stanley county.
Seth Bullock. United States Mar
shall, passed through Pierre on Mon
day, going to Sioux Falls.
| Miss Effie Dawson returned Monday
! from Miller, having spent Thanksgiv-
/ ing with her parents there.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. 7 Purcell went to
Huron Monday, being called there by
the death of Mrs. Purcell's father.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Aggas of Aber-
deem, spent few days here with their
daughter, Mrs. VIM. Karbel, last week.
The government thermometer in
this 'city registered at zero Monday
morning, the lowest point reached SO
far this fall.
i Judge Hughes, of the circuit court,
began a term in Hand county on
i Tuesday. The term docket there is a
short one
Misses Leona Davis and Katherine
Greenongh returned to their schools
near Harold Sunday, after visit
/ with homefolks.
L. t. Boucher left Sunday for
] a Aberdeen, where he has established
himself in the practice of his profess
sion-the law.
Ezra Issenhuth was in the CITY
the first of the week. He is well
known here, and all acquaintance
were glad to meet him
1 Theodore Lyman of Gettysburg,
was brought to the hospital Sunday,
suffering from a fractured skull
caused by being thrown from horse.
/ Bnnt Advocates: Sam McGaffee
Mr.. Laugh|in and Dell Daniels were
out on a-wolf hunt with hounds few
DAYS ago. They had quite an excit-
ing time and succeeded in capturing
one wolf.
Huronte: Miss Pauline Bow of Pierre
who is chief clerk in the Office of pub
lie instruction, arrived in the city
Wednesday evening to spend a short
time visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Asher Pay.
Joseph Yale, residing ID miles north
east OF Pierre, will sell all his personal
effects, at cutlery sale, on December 10.
A long list of horses and cattle are to
be knocked off to the highest bidder
there on that date.
The Episcopal ministry of the state
gathered here Tuesday for three
/, day Oyilvie conference. Besides the
white ministers number of Indians
llOtu luC ulhOlCaV dSCuClCo ale PIES
ent to take part.
Defeating the Pierre quintet by a
score of IA to II, the girls basketball
team of Miller has gained standing
from which local enthusiasts claim q
glimpse of woman's championship
honors in the east end of the state.
Farmers and grocers of the eastern
foothill country at meeting at Stur-
gis, discussed plans for taking legal
action against the -four millers of
Rapid City, Sturgis, Whitewood and
Belle Fourche, under the Sherman
antitrust law.
| At the game meeting at Huron yes
terday game law along the lines Of
the Minnesota law was Endorsed, and
a recommendation made that the sur
plus in the state game fund be diyid
ed into three funds, one for fish
! hatchery east of the Missouri river