Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-11-27

The Compass club will give . dance
at Temple Court this evening.
MIR. and Mrs. Ezra Adams of Hazel
are guests at the NJ. A. Adams home.
Mrs John M%ulliagne and daughter
arrived Saturday from Bismarck. N.
d.
Mr.. and Mrs Harvey Howard spent
Thanksgiving with relatives at High
more.
Misses Verne and Lyle Battray Of
Blunt, are visiting with their father
here.
7. j. Henley left yesterday for a
several days visit at Omaha and Yer
lion.
P. j. Laughlin and F. E. Roda
we're in the city Saturday from De
Grey.
MI. and Mrs. Ralph Longstaff went
to Huron yesterday, for a visit with
homefolks.
Col. Dick Woods left Sunday for
Sioux Falls, having spent several
days here.
Ezra Isenhuth came up from Huron
yesterday for a visit with old &C.
quaintances.
MI. and Mrs. E. Pfeifer have gone
to Sioux Falls for an extended visit
with relatives.
Judge L. E. Gaffy left yesterday
for Omaha on a combined business
snd pleasure trip.
August Wulff came in from Wendte
Sunday, where he is acting as agent
for the Northwestern.
Mrs. G. P. Titus entertained her
Sunday School class at a four-course
luncheon Tuesday evening.
Miss Margaret Linden, county SUI
perintendent, went to Blunt Saturday
to attend a teachers meeting.
Herman Gregory, of the state "blue
sky department, is away to Deadwood,
where official business called him.
Mrs. j. L. Pyle of Huron, presi-
dent of the State Equal Suffrage as
ISOLATION was in the city Saturday.
Rev. w. A. wilkinson returned
Saturday from Mitchell, where he
had been several days on church
work.
Miss Dorothy A. Ziegler of Mentor
and Mr.. VIM. H. Collins of Fielder,
we're issued a license to wed yester-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Shale arrived
Tuesday FROM WATERFOWL to spend
Thanksgiving with their son, Coach
Shale of the high school.
j. F. Burris arrived last Thursday
from Madison and visited relatives
here until Sunday, when he left for
his home in Meade county.
Frank Gotch, champion wrestler. with
B. J.. Mcmahon, has just bought the
Lightner farms north of Roscoe, this
state. They contain $40 acres.
The Brookings foot ball team ar
rived yesterday for the scheduled
game with the locals today. The at
tendance promises to be the largest
of the season.
Rev. Kelley and wife entertained a
number of friends at a 6 O'Clock din
ner, with Miss Marjorie Stoddard and
H. C.. Quackepbusch as honored
guests.
The thirty first annual convention
of the South Dakota Educational
association which is being held in
Sioux Falls, has drawn about 1900
visitors to the city including educa
tors and their friends.
The launch ferry across the Missouri
river between this city and Fort Pierre
is operating today, which is two weeks
later than in former years, and the
river is as open as it has been at any
time during the summer.
For 1913, to date, licenses have
been granted on II. 1928 automobiles
and 1,2o7 motor cycles. The proba-
bilities are that the demand for H.
censes for the next year will be in
excess of that of this year, ard will
easily run Y e the fifteen thousand
mark, which means a big boost to
the state roads fund.
Ben Williams of ST, Onge, this state,
sold his ranch last week to Thos. Arm
strong of Salem. Mr.. Armstrong is
confident that western South Dakota
offers splendid inducements to land in
vestors at this time. He will move his
family from Salem and take possession
of his new purchase at once
Mrs. Ed Eakin and Jessie Shook
entertained q large circle of friends
at the home of the former Monday
evrning, the guest of honor being
Miss Lulu Palm, who is soon to be.
come the bride Of L. M. Gilman Of
Dillon, Montana. Miss Palm was
the recipient OF many useful gifts as
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