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

j. NJ. Hodgson was an arrival Tues |
day from Deadwood,
J. W. Harris was an arrival Mon
day from Mobridge.
j. j. Marso came up from Harold
Tuesday on a business visit.
Leo Doyle came up from Yankton
Tuesday on a business visit.
NJ. E. Elenhane of Brookings, tran
sacted business here Monday.
Firemen's annual ball at the Audi |
torium Monday evening, January s.
j. G. Barber, state veterinarian, left
Sunday for Aberdeen on official bust
ness.
The city schools will be dismissed
tomorrow for the usual holiday vaca-
tion.
Mrs. J.. H. McCord returned last
week from an extended visit near
Seneca.
NJ. A. Moore and J. w. Cox of How
ard. were business visitors in Pierre
Tuesday.
A dance will be given at the Locke
hotel tomorrow night. Prizes are to
%beawarded.
Holiday shoppers should not miss
the artistic display of goods at Reeds
Jewelry store.
A. 7. Patrick left Tuesday for Wis
consin points, where he will remain
during the winter.
j. L. Klein came down from Gettys-
burg Tuesday on q combined business
and pleasure trip.
Aaron Robinson is in the city. He
came down last night from his ranch
in Sully county.
F. P. Grandle came up f1om his home
near Canning Tuesday to attend court
and visit with his brother.
Capt. E Senechal left Tuesday for
North Dakota, after a short visit
with old acquaintances.
The Baptist ladies will hold their
bazaar tomorrow. and in the evening
will hold a chicken pie supper.
Attorney A. A. Chamberlain of HUI
ron, was here Tuesday looking after
matters before the supreme court.
G. E. Hanon went to points west Of
the river Monday to check up offices
for the Peter Mintener Lumber Co.
A. K. Gardner of Huron, attorney
for the Northwestern, was here Tues
day on business before the supreme
, court.
B A. Cummins went to Huron
Tuesday, where he attended q meet
ing Of South Dakota Bankers asso-
p citation.
Geo. H. Henry of Platte, has been
appointed as deputy state fire marshal.
Mr.. Henry is editor of the Tribune at
that place.
|, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Longstaff will
leave next Tuesday for Minneapolis,
where they will pass the holiday with
relatives.
I. H. Gay of Belle Fourche, trans
acted business here Tuesday. Mr.. Gay
is president of the First National bank
at that place.
Hal Williams arrived home Mon
: day from Mitchell. iowa, where be
was called by the illness and death
of his father.
: The Rozelle grocery store, which
opened up for business a short time
ago, carries a ine line of staple anG
fancy groceries.
We want farm loans. Our rates arr
o lower than you can get elsewhere. Drol
I in and see US before you make you
;. loan.-Pierre Banking & Trust Co. tt
DR.. John W. Potter OF Sioux Falls
addressed the pupils of the higt
school Tuesday afternoon. In tn,
e evening DR.. Potter lectufed to a larg'
audience at the Baptist church.
o Judge Levi MCGEE of Rapid City
arrived Monday and convened an ad
Il journed term Of the circuit court. A
jury was impanelled in the case o
Karl Graf vs.. Metzger estate. Th,
a jury yesterday brought in q verdic
= for the defendant.
The weather man has surely bee,
y favoring US with some fine weather
" No one need 60 to balmy Florida q
long as this weather continues. som,
people report the lilac buds are com
e ing ont, which is an unusual occur
'e renee for this time Of the year. O
course we are OF an optimistic mind
'e but we fear that the buds will Sc
their mistake and blast and no
t. bloom.
! j. h. Starkey, county auditor, i
about to take up the work of prepar
ing the poll lists for the primary cleo
ton The Richards law requires tw,
.e poll list books for each party to b
D. prepared for each voting precinct
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