Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-01-02

Mrs. Henry Walker is visiting a
sister at Yankton.
walter Smith of Huron. spent Sun
day with his parents here.
Born: To MIR. and Mrs. A. G.
Hengel, Friday. son.
L. "A. Munson made business trip
to Minneapolis Friday.
Mrs. Fl. G. Fuller returned Friday
from visit at Aberdeen.
g. r Case of Watertown, was a
capital city visitor friday.
Mrs. A. l.. Farmer returned Friday
from from visit at Oldham.
Miss Valdine Moger returned Mon
day from visit at Sioux Falls.
H.J. Fox of Huron, was transact
ing business matters here Friday.
w. E. Rem of Miller, was in the
city yesterday on business matters.
G. F. Alexander is in Sioux Falls
looking after business matters.
F. A. Rademacher spent few days
with friends at Sioux Falls last week.
d. ii. Smith of Miller, was tran
sacting business matters here Fri
day.
Clifford Walker returned to his
home at LeMars, Ia, the first of the
week.
The Compass club gave a dancing
party at Temple Court Tuesday eve
ming.
Rev. O. O. Smith attended the Fed
eral Council of churches at Huron
Tuesday.
Mrs. Will Henriehs of Rapid City.
spent few days here with her moth
er last week.
| Miss Elizabeth Eckles of Huron,
spent few days here with her par
ents last week.
Mrs. Alhaus returned to her home
at ST. Paul Saturday, after visit at
the Mollick home.
Marvin E. Weed, formerly of Onida
who consolidated his store with that
Of the Sylvia Mercantile Co. at Fort
Pierre about year ago, has bought
out his partner and is now the sole
l 5owppr Of tho huaipncn
New Years day one year ago it was
twenty-five degrees below zero. TIE
year before the Thermometer was
about twenty-six below. 1918 came
in with the temperature such that an
overcoat was burdensome.
Charles l.. Hyde left Monday for
Minneapolis. Mr.. Hyde will attend
to business matters in that city for a
short time and return by way of Du-
luth, Mimi, where he will also spend
4 fewsdays on business.
Gearhart Kasberg, son of Preacher
Kasberg, while skating in the yard of
neighbor Friday and fell, hurt
ing his forehead. No one saw him
fall, but he was found later, after ly-
ing in the cold some time. when a
child from the house in whose yard
the skating pond was located came
out doors to play and found her play
mate insensible.
mr. laHk
moring for Wall, Pennington county,
where he will meet an irrigation en-.
gineer from Colorado to inspect the
proposed reservoir site in the Bad
Land basin. Mr.. Strong, the Colora.
do engineer, is sent by a New York
banking firm which proposes to fin
ance all the irrigation projects in
South Dakota recommended by the
state engineer, provined these pro-
jects are found to be commercially
feasible.
Frank Allen was here from Harold
Monday getting bid on some print
ing he is about to have done in con
| ucCClCA WIFI Ills pIduC lOI Cuo uldLu.
facture of The National Tire Filler.
Mr.. Allen has recently incorporated
company for S35, 900 and will install
plant in Harold for the manufac-
ture of this tire filler. We saw a
sample of the same the other day and
believe that Mr.. Allen has the best
tire filler on the market, We wish
him success in this new business en-
terprise.
| Take away Jane Adams, and the
| progressive party remains. Take
away George w. Perkins, and the
progressive party remains. Take
away Senator Dixon, and the pro-
gressive party remains Take away
Medill Mccormick, and the progress
sive party remains. Take away Boss
Finn, and progressive party remains.
Take away the Gov. Johnson and
f.ou RanS ar VilIio N, A lion Whito ~