Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-12-11
LOCAL NEWS

ASAS
Monday for Chicago.
A. S. Anderson, attorney, came in
form Philip Monday.
R. E.. Carl was an arrival Tuesday
from st. Lawrence.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Phil Wilkes Sunday.
1. E. Posey of Washington, visited
friends here Tuesday.
N. Murphy went to Miller Sunday
on . short business trip.
Gov. Byrne returned Saturday
from q trip over the state.
Mrs. Henry Olson of Fort Pierre,
is . patient at the hospital.
Geo. Walker Of Sansarc, was in the
city for supplies Tuesday.
James Nelson of Midland, visited
with friends here Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Chriety of Field.
er, visited friends here Monday.
David Exc Of Blunt, visited his
wife at the hospital here Tuesday.
Miss Helen Binford has accepted a
clerkship at the Reed Jewelry store.
Michael O'Brien and /. S. Irwin
were in the city Monday from Blunt.
T. II. Null, a leading attorney of
Huron, passed Saturday in Pierre.
The schools of the city will observe
Friday rs Red Cross Christmas Seal
day.
DR.. Mary Fsrr went to Blunt Tues.
day in the interest of tho d. Of Il.
order.
The Dickens club met Monday
evening at the home Of Mrs. Maud
Carter.
G.. W. johnson and Vernon Justice
were in the city Monday from
Wendte.
Mrs. j. N. Beranek of Bailey, sub.
mitted to an operation At the hospi-
tai Monday.
Conductor F. F. Reich left Monday
morning for Huron, where business
called him.
Miss Mary Davis returned Sunday
from Canning, near which place she
visited . sister.
Attorney B. S. Payne arrived home
Sunday from = professional trip to
the Black Hills.
E. H. Wood went to Sioux Falls
and other points Sunday, expecting
to be absent several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Scholz of East
Pierre entertained number of friends
at their home Sunday evening.
M. G. Sherwood came in from Mid
land Tuesday. MI. Sherwood is con-
nected with . bank ct that place.
A. W. Zimmerman went to Maple.
ton, Mimi, Monday, whore no was
called by the death of his mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Jarman Of
Nowlin, + guests at tho home Of
the latter's sister, Mrs. w. d. Mel.
son.
MI. and Mrs. j. ". Latta left Mon.
day for Omaha for a visit with rela-
rives, and will then 60 on to San An
tonic, Texas.
In the basket ball game at the In
dian School Saturday afternoon, the
Indians defeated the Fort Pierre girls
twenty-nine to one.
Mesdsmes B. S. Payne and j. r.
Mcknight will entertain q large
number of friends at bridge this
afternoon and tomorrow.
Matthew Murphy and family ar.
rived Tuesday from Fargo, N. D.,
being called here by the serious i'll
ness of Mrs. Murphy's father, A. c.
Brink.
The weather this week has been
more like that Of April than Decem-
Der. Farmers Who are blowing now
report the ground in excellent condi.
ton for that work.
The 1~-year-old child Of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. r. temperance, who was scald4d
Monday by splitting = pot Of hot tea
over its body, died Tuesday afternoon.
The parents have tho sympathy Of all.
Lot the Granger Business School,
Aberdeen, s. D., train you in mat
tiers pertaining to business on the
farm, in tho shop. in tie profession,
in the bank and everywhere. Send
for free catalog. Enter any Monday
morning.
At the regular meeting Of the A
F. and A. NJ. Monday evening the
following officers were elected: W.
NJ, Dr. T. F. Riggs; s. W.. Dr.. c. N.
Hollister; ]. W., M. G. Helm; Treas.
ursr, B A. Cummins; Secretary. T.
NJ. Taylor.
Mr.. and Mrs. is. Greene arrived
home Monday from Hot Springs,
whore the former has spent s0vernl