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

from Huron.
Mrs. Ed. Carey went to her home
at Blunt Monday.
]. 3. Mallery of Onida spent suB-
day with his family here.
U. E. Jackson of Huron, was in the
city the first of the week.
Miss Margaret Gable was released
from the hospital Monday.
Mrs. Sam McGaffee of DeGrey, was
a capital city visitor Monday
Harvey Hausman returned Monday
from Bossana Alberta, Canada.
Miss Marie Moore underwent an
operation at the hospital Monday.
j. G. Ropes returned Monday from
a visit with his family at Groton.
Frank Edison and wife of Chicago,
are guests of the formers father here.
G. E. Dennison of Aberdeen was
transacting business matters Mon
day.
Mrs. G. M. HOLSTER will entertain
both Friday and Saturday of this
week.
Otto Linstad entertained num-
Der of young people at his home Tues
day evening.
The Compass club will give the first
of their series of dances this evening
at Temple court,
j. II. Gates, supreme judge-elect,
reports his campaign expenses to
have been $51496
Harry Budde returned to Brookings
Monday. after spending few days
with his parents here.
C. G. Lawrence, state superinteud.
ent, is at Mitchell this week attend
ing the Educational meeting.
Mrs. Karl Goldsmith entertained
ten lady friends at a luncheon Satur-
day, at her home in Temple Court.
Stores about the city are beginning
to assume their Christmassy appear
ance. Do your shopping in the morn
ing.
The weather is gradually growing
colder. That is, the thermometers
register degree or two colder each
morning.
The football season closes today,
and while there may be few people
displeased thereat, the most of US are
thankful.
Raymond Taylor has resumed his
work in bank at Chamberlain, hav-
ing been called here by the illness
of his father.
Mrs. Hattie White left the first of
the week for Rapid City, where she
will make her home with her son,
Chester White.
Invitations are out announcing the
marriage and reception of Miss Wini-
fred Mead and Tom G. McNamee, to
take place Dec. IL.
This is the last week OF the open
season for deer. After midnight next
Saturday it will be unlawful to kill
deer in South Dakota.
The Basket ball game at the high
school Saturday evening between
Miller and Pierre, resulted in score
Of 12-14 in favor of the former.
Mrs. Maud Carter and daughter
left the first of of the week for Mitch
ell, where the former will attend the
educational meeting.
George w. Harris, we'll known in
Pierre, arrived here a few days ago
from Texas, in which state he now re-
sides. To visit kinfolk and close up
business matters is his mission here at
this time.
November 2s-the streams and the
lakes are still open, the ducks and
the geese still finger in plenty if not
in peace, and Indian summer, bless
her, continues to stand off the advan-
ces of the coal barons.
The meeting os the South Dakota
Educational association in session this
week at Mitchell has attracted larger
attendance and perhaps more interest
than any meeting of the association in
a long time.
At the meet of the state education.
al association now in session at Nit
chell, silver loving cup is to be
awarded to the county which brings
the largest representation of teach
ers enrolled at the meeting. The cup
is now held by Hyde county.
Friday, December 6, will be known
as Agricultural Day" in South Da-
kota this year ard will be observed IN
the rural schools throughout the state.
The day is set apart by State Super
intendent Lawrence for the purpose
of arousing in the pupils an interest