Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1912-11-28

LOCAL NEWS

Born: To Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Jen-
sen, Nov. 10, con.
Mrs. L. H., Glow was released from
the hospital Friday.
Sam Wandel of Colman, is guest
of friends here today.
Attorney Quimby of Onida, was a
Pierre visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. L. E. Gaffy leaves today for an
extended visit at Omaha.
S. l.. Aaron of Miller, was Capt.
tai city visitor Friday.
Mrs. F. j. Swanson left yesterday
for her home at Firesteel.
John Delay has accepted position
with the Tony Clothing Co.
Miss Hanna Gadd of Highmore, is
q guest of Pierre friends.
Mrs. E. A. Platts and daughter, left
Tuesday for visit at Sioux Falls.
Ed. Swank and r. l.. Krepper of
Ashton. were in the city Friday.
Mrs. Ed. Chase of Fl Pierre. was
released from the hospital yesterday.
Misses Della and Bernice Smith paid
q visit to friends in Huron last week.
Geo. Hullart of Alpena was tran
sacting business matters here Satur
day.
w. G. Allen returned Friday from
a visit with homefolks at Beloit,
Wis.
Miss Aida Billingherst is assisting
at the library during Mrs. Carriers
absence.
L. B. Wadleigh is making needed
improvements upon his ranch, north
of Pierre.
Misses Bess Morton and Eula Nc
Cord returned Tuesday from visit at
Highmore.
M. F. Sammis and family have
moved in rooms over the Thomas
grocery store.
Mrs. E. P. Farr and Francis Noyes
accompanied the body of their mother
east yesterday.
A. L. Thorne was taken to the
hopital Friday suffering from an at
tack of pleurisy.
e. F. SwartZ of the state railway
department, left last week on bust
ness to Omaha.
Adolph Winkler and George Osten-
dorf transacted business matters at
Highmore Tuesday.
Stanley Stevenson went down to Rec
Heights. where he will spend Thanks
giving with friends.
Snow fell over large part of north
ern South Dakota Sunday night. One
inch fell at Aberdeen.
Miss Hazel Terry entertained q rum
Der of friends to an oyster supper at
her home Monday evening.
&c. Gueffroy, formerly of Midland,
has gone to Vernon, Mimi, where he
accepted a position on newspaper.
Mrs. F. L. Cooley and family left
last week for Omaha, where they will
spend Thanksgiving with relatives.
Miss Myrtle Neubauser, who is teach
ing near Canning, came up yesterday
to spend Thanksgiving with homefolks.
Ralph and Milton Gold came in yes
terday from Brookings to spend few
days with their sister, Mrs. G.. w.
Martens.
j. G. Williams went to Mitchell
Monday, to represent the city board
of education at the meeting held there
this week.
Miss Alice Brethorst, missionary
recently from West-C China spoke at
the Methodist church both morning
and evening.
Claude Bates has gone to Tracy. MINI.
where he will spend Thanksgiving with
his parents. Ray Rose is substituting
as day clerk during his absence.
The four cluster lights along the
front of the court house and library
are installed, and add great improve
ments on Capital ave.
Alfred Nichols. formerly U. s.
commissioner in Hayes, has establish
ed himself in the real estate and loan
business at Sioux Falls.
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The weather man is receiving COM
pliments and praise. 1t is saving fuel
and feed, bills for the people and
promises to be mild for some time
yet.
George Rice, member of the state
railway commission, arrived Monday
and was present during the regular
session of the commission, held in
this city.
Byron Z. Glow was in the city last
week. Mr.. Glow is now located on