Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-11-06

to Watertown to reside.
Elry Branch of Agar, visited his
brother, Lyle, here Friday.
MesdaDes w. R. and G. d. Boyd
were in the city Friday from Lacy.
Mrs. D. F. Turner returned Friday
from and extended stay at Messing.
ton.
Miss Winifred and Clarence Krim-
bill visited a sister at Harold Satur-
day.
Mrs. G. H. Burke will entertain the
Neighbors at her home tomorrow af-
ternoon.
Mrs. II. 7. Kenney entertained q
circle of friends at the st. Charles
Friday.
John Longstaf went to his home at
Huron Friday, having spent several
days here.
Herbert Gregory of the state secur-
ties department, spent Sunday in
Minneapolis.
Will Sparks and mother, of near
Blunt, were in the city yesterday on
business matters.
Fred H%epperlee, state land CON-
missioner, went to the northern part
of the state Friday.
Judge L. E. Gaffy went to Gettys-
burg yesterday to attend the Potter
county term of court.
b. c. Preston, member of the tax
commission went to the Black Hills
Friday on official business.
Fred Mueller of the state insurance
department, left Saturday for Omaha
and other Nebraska points.
Mrs. Roy Walker arrived Saturda,
from Woodman, Wis, to join Mr.
Walker here for the winter.
Miss Ruth Peterson left Saturda,
for her home at Sioux Falls, after az
extended visit with friends here.
Karl Aisenbray returned to hi,
home at Alpena Tuesday, after s
visit with his daughter, Mrs. Joh1
Feiok.
Mrs. Geo. sayers entertained he,
Congregational Sunday School class
at her home in East Pierre Saturda,
afternoon.
Mrs. Clara Lukins of Mitchell. ar
rived Saturday for a visit with Mis-,
Matte Ballard of the state bankin,
department.
Mrs. II. r. Horner and sister, Mrs
Chaplin. arrived Friday from Pitts
burg, where the former has been O,
an extended visit.
At a meeting of the Capital CITY
Commercial club Tuesday, G.. H
Jaynes was elected president an(
Cameron Starr secretary.
Misses Dorothy Jacobsen, Caro-
Carter, Beatrice Gates and Freds
Kindley entertained at a Halloween
party at the Gates home Friday eve.
ming.
Company A, S. D.. N. G.. gave
dancing party at the Woodman hal
last evening. The affair was largel,
attended and all report an enioyabl
time.
MI. and Mrs. Scott Thompson wer,
in the city Friday from DeGrey. Mr.
Thompson and wife will leave shortly
for Portland, Oregon, where the,
will spend the winter.
The city gas we'll near the McKin
Icy school will be recessed with cas-
iron pipe. Norbeck & Nicholson
we'll drillers. will commence the wor]
as soon as the material arrives.
The registration list for this cit,
under the Richards primary law
closed with 1876 names, which wer,
divided in wards as follows: Is
ward, 1876; End ward, l79; 3rd ward
los; 4th ward, II.
@. o.. Sheldon, contractor, who ha,
the contract for grading the lake be,
at the Capitol, has completed tn,
work and leaves this week for nj
home in the southeastern part of tn
state.
The Pierre football team went t
Huron Friday, where on Saturds.,
they played the Huron team. Th.
game resulted in q score of 10 to Is.
This was one of the best gam es o
the season.
Eugene Huntington of Webster.
deputy collector Of internal revenu.
for the past fourteen years, died =
his home at that place Friday of las
week after q months illness. Mr.
Huntington was we'll known in thi,
city and all through this section o
the state.
On Monday last johnson Bros. o.
Yankton purchased for $23, 600 tn,
Driskill Grow Creek ranch Of 1,15'
acres near Spearish this state. Thi