Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-12-18

Harlan Wiseman Of Huron, visited
friends here Sunday.
A. Bugge of Brookings visited
friends here last week.
A. w. Wilmarth, attorney, was an
arrival from Huron Monday.
John O'Dowd was in the city Mon
day attending to court matters.
F. S. McDaniels was up from Blunt
Monday on a short business trip.
1t Is about time for the worriers to
begin worring about the ice crop.
n. E. Howard returned Monday
from q visit with a son at Huron.
Mrs. Maurice Starr underwent an
operation at the hospital Monday.
Mrs. w. E. Lang left Friday for
! Minneapolis for a visit with relatives.
f. j. McCalmont went to Onida
Monday to look after farm interests.
L. j. butcher arrived Tuesday from
Pittsford, Mich, and is the guest of
friends.
Attorney l.. l.. Stephens went to
Highmore Tuesday to look after legal
business.
Zero temperature and a good snow
storm would end all talk about 100
business.
Jas. Cox came in from his ranch
near Wasta Monday for a visit with
his family.
Mrs. H. o. Petrie and daughter
went to Huron Sunday for a visit
with relatives.
F. NJ. Rood of Philip, a member
of the State Brand commission, was
an arrival Monday.
Forest Lee will arrive home the
last of the week from Deadwood to
spend the holidays.
Mrs. c. L Eakin of Blunt visited
her daughter, Miss Muriel, here
Saturday and Sunday.
Nye Patterson AMI family left
Monday for Derrider, La, where they
will spend the winter.
H. M. Straight, druggist. is display
ing a handsome assortment of goods
suitable for holiday gifts.
The children have an idea that IT..
a long time between Christmases
but father knows better.
Miss Winifred Krimblll came owe
from Onida Saturday for an owe
Sundays visit with homefolks.
j. Truran,% executive accountant
left Mondsy for Brookings, where b.
will check up matters at the Agricul
tural College.
w. d. Johnson, w. G. Tamblyn, j
P. Frizzell and p. A. Redmond cam
up from Miller by auto Sunday an,
were sightseeing about the city.
Misses Dorthy Dudley and Franci
Gearhart will entertain a number O
friends December % at a dancin,
party to be given at the St. Charles
. In carrying out the wishes of tn
late deceased G. H. Anderson and E
Schwartz have been appointed as I'D
ministrators of the A. G. Brink estate
F. G. Robinson, railroad commits
t %sioner, returned Sunday from Chica
go, where he attended a meeting o
the Interstate Commerce Commits
sion.
j. F. McEwen, deputy state ban
examiner. went to Aberdeen on off
cial business yesterday. Mrs. Nj
Even and son have gone to Mitche'
to spend the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Jaynes went I
Miller Monday to attend a reunion q
o a Sunday school class Of which NJ
and Mrs. Jaynes were former men
0 bers. They returned dome Tuesday
DR.. T. F. Riggs left yesterday fc
St. Louis. where he will attend tn
y Western Surgical association CONVEX
e ton. DR. Riggs will 60 from there t
Nova Scotia, where on January 1, h
will be married to a young lady frol
J. Baltimore.
John L. Lockhart is in Sioux Fal
where he went Tuesday to attend
d meeting of the minority committe,
d men, called for the purpose of recon
mending candidates and a platform
e the minority committee when
meets in Pierre next month.
l.. Charles McCaffree, commission,
of immigration, has planned to lea1
9 Pierre on December rs, going to II
x Eastern States, where he will exhib
e products of South Dakota soil to tt
best advantage possible. He wi
It also make known the many advan
o ages offered here to homeseekers Ov,
d that of any other section on the glob
Last week the Eagles elected ii
following officers for the ensuir
year: President, j. W. Laughlin; vi,
president, Josef Steiner. ir.; cha
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