Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1912-12-12
C. ii. Anderson left Saturday, tick

Y. II. Anderson lett Saturday, tick
eted to Omaha.
G. B. Taylor was released from the
hospital Monday.
j. w. Parmley of Ipswich, was here
Monday on business matters.
1 j. w. harris of Mobridge transact
ed business in the city Monday
| Mrs. NJ. NJ. Kramer returned Mon
day from visit at Hettinger. n. D..
j. W. Harris of Mubridge, was
]transacting business matters here
Monday.
Mrs. M. M. Kramer returned Mon
/ day from visit to friends in Hettin-
ger, N. d.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley Scheffer and
L. p. Sloan, of Vivian, were Pierre
visitors Monday.
4 A. w. Robertson of Rockford. Ill. /.
was here the first of the week looking
after business matters.
Rev. Roberts of Fort Pierre spoke
to the students of the High school
Monday afternoon on Habit.
G. j. Corrick is we'll on his way to
Edmonton, Alberta. where he intends
to pass four months He will come
back to Pierre with the warmth of an
other spring.
Judge John F. Hughes and V. j..
Flanagan, court reporter, returned
Monday from Miller, where on that
day the Judge finished the business of
a term of the circuit court.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Renwick and
Miss Ruth Mead arrived last Friday
from Boston, to ettend the Mead
McNamee wedding nuptials, which
took place yesterday.
| Captain Otto B. Linstad of Pierre,
court reporter for Judge Clay G. Car
penter, stopped over in the city this
morning on his way to Leola to re-
port for Judge j. ii. Bottum of Faulk
ton for the coming week Aberdeen
News.
! JeDs Peterson died at the home of
his son, P. IL. Peterson, last Wednes
day noon. He leaves but the one son.
Funeral services were held at the
Ruble undertaking parlors Friday
afternoon. Interment at Riverside
cemetery.
Warmer weather will prevail in
Pierre today, according to the wealth.
er man. His forecast was fair, with
rising temperatures. He. predicted
that the mercury would drop as low
as degrees above zero before morn
, ing, but would rise steadily during
the day.
Miss Iva E. Stealey and Ralph G..
, Noble of ST. Lawrence, were united
in marriage yesterday at the bride s
home, twelve miles northwest OF
Pierre. Rev. r. D. Dexheimer off.
eating. The young couple will make
their home at St. Lawrence.
Tuesday the college farm shipped
two pure bred Percheron colts to q
purchaser at Fort Pierre. One OF
them was year old and the other
six months and the two brought eight
hundred dollars. 1t pays to raise
good horses in South Dakota. Brook.
ings Register.
Huronite, 9: Miss Hazel Natter OF
Pierre left this morning for her home
after visiting short time in the city
, with Mr.. and Mrs. G. s. Natter
T. G. Tredway left for Pierre this
morning to visit there with his daugh.
ter, also transacting business at
points along the line.
Judge Haney, of the supreme court
: went to Mitchell the irst of the week
to dispose of some business matters
there. After retiring from the bench
abont January Z, Mr.. Haney will To-
cate at Mitchell in the practice OF
law. To that place he will bear with
J him the best wishes of all Pierre &C.
, quaintances.
Arguments were presented in the
Supreme court Monday in the applica
ton of Mary j. Boyce to annull the
divorce granted to William J. Boyce
publisher of the Saturday Blade
Boyce secured a divorce in Walworth
county in 1908 and later remarked
and now his first wife asks to have
decree set aside.
All the winter weather South Da.
kota has had. SO far, has been mere.
ly title "tail ends" of storms that
have over taken less favored sections
! of the country. South Dakota ism,
Iexactly in the banana belt, but it is
NEAR enough to it for all practice
purposes, and its health conditions
? have the banana belt beaten thous.
and per cent.
l The state enrinaers dana rfnnnnt