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

Gov Ryrne went to Faulkton and
Redield Friday for q short visit.
Miss May Lindbloom returned
Monday from a visit at Vermillion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. L. Hyde went
to Watertown and Aberdeen last
week.
Mrs. Calkins came up from Miller
Friday for a visit at the r. B. Clark
home.
John Keller of Fort Pierre died
Saturday at his home there of heart
failure.
Nj. and Mrs. H. G. Carnagey left
yesterday for Bolton, Mo-, where they
will visit with relatives.
Mrs. F. II. Seelye left Friday for
her home at Sioux Falls, after q visit
with relative here.
Albert and Edward Hengel are
home from the Vermillion Univer-
sity for the holidays.
Mesdames G. Romine, E. Romine
and G. Warmer of Blunt, were shop
ping in Pierre Friday.
MI. and Mrs. Geo. Everett return
ed last week from a visit in Iowa and
went to their home at Shiloh.
Mrs. G. Pinckney returned Friday
from q visit with q daughter at Elan
dreau and at Minnesota points.
Herbert Gregory of the State Sc
curities Commission, returned Mon.
day from a trip to the Black Hills.
Mrs. E. E Lovejoy arrived last
week from Rochester, Mimi. for a
visit with her sister. Mrs. S. F. Whit
ing.
A. W. Zimmerman returned Sun
day from Mapleton, Mimi, where he
went to attend the funeral of his
mother.
Judge G. G. Moulton arrived Sat-
urday from Hot Springs and will re-
main in the city for an indefinite
period.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Snyder and
Misses Mamie Green and Mabel
Finch of Onida, visited friends mere
Saturday.
T. G.. McNamee and L. E. Gaffy
entertained about twenty five guests
at q "stunt" party at the St. Charles
Saturday evening.
r. E. Reich, who has been the
guests Of friends here and at Fort
Pierre, left Monday for his home al
Worthwhile, this state.
j. l.. Seeker of Faulkton, was ir
the city Friday, preparing his house
hold goods for shipment to that place
where the family nov resides.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. H. Mueller arrived
Saturday from Marzanola, Colo. fol
a visit with the latter's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Steady, living north of town
Following the usual custom of rail
roads at this season of the year, thu
Chicago & Northwestern has laid of
about thirty men, who had been EN-
ployed in the round house and abou
the yards in the city.
Huron Huronite, IA: Dan L. Kel
Icy of Pierre, was shaking hands will
old friends here yesterday. Mr.. Kel
ley together with Messrs. Doughert'
and Murphy of the state railroa,
commission were passing through th,
city.
Saturday in the basket ball games
Fort Pierre defeated the Pierre Schoo
Teachers at Fort Pierre, forty t
sixteen, and the Indian School de
feated the State House twenty five t
eight, at the Indian school.
The people west of the Missouri
river are all rejoicing over heav
rainfalls in that part of the state tn
past few weeks. They are all lookin
; forward to q good crop year in 1914
for the country is going into the wiz
ter season with farming lands wei
soaked.
: Articles Of incorporation were file
!. last week for the A. G. Brink Ian
; Company with q capital of $4,000
Incorporators: A. G.. Brink, Pierr
L. Brink. Helen L. Brink, France
v. Brink. all Of Pierre, and Mrs. N
NJ. Murphy of Fargo, N. d.
. Hon. j. E. Kelley, register of th
: local U. S. land Office went to Siou:
Falls Monday to attend the Stat
! Farmers Cooperative convention
Mr.. Kelley delivered an address las
E evening before the convention, usin
: as his subject: Transportation an
the High Cost Of Living"
Tuesday evening the Royal Neigt
! bors elected officers as follows: c
i Mrs. Harvey Perkins; p. O, Mrs.
Workman; chancellor. Mrs. w. !.
Mundt; Y. o., Mrs. Gasoway; guart
Mrs. w. F. Adrian; recorder, Mr.
e Joe Scholz; inner sentinel, Mrs. MI
navina. nhvaicians hrs. Hnlliat,