Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-11-27
Guy Rumrtil Of Onida was a CAPT
tai city visitor Saturday.

MISS carol Kramer of Canning,
visited friends here Saturday.
Chas. Wales went to Miller yester-
day for q short visit with friends.
Mrs. lilo Hsswell returned Saturday
from an extended visit at Beresford.
Mrs. F. D. Robinson of Kedfeld, ar
rived Tuesday for a several days stay
here.
= Rev. J.J. Harrington and mother
were in the city yesterday from Get
tysburg.
Judge l.. T. Boucher arrived Tuesday
from Aberdeen to look after legal
business.
MI. and Mrs. Harry Notmeyer went
to Onida Tuesday for a visit with
friends.
Paul Greene came up from Huron
Tuesday for a short visit at the Arthur
Farmer home.
Mrs. Jack Farrell and children re-
turned Saturday from a visit with
friends at Miller.
Mrs. Harry Hoyt was released from
the hospital Tuesday and went to her
home near Vinton.
Harlan Bushfield, candidate for at.
torney general, was an arrival from
Miller Tuesday.
Mrs. Fl. G. Smith is in Abereeen,
whore she went Saturday to pay a
visit to friends.
The Kings Daughters were enter.
tanned last evening at the st. Charles
by Miss Agnes Smith.
Mrs. E. M. Quinn and daughter went
to Holabird Tuesday to spend Thanks,
giving with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. N. C. Calhoon came uI
from Blunt Tuesday and went out te
Midland to visit a son.
j. w. Grandle and family went to
Canning yesterday, where they will
visit relatives until Friday.
Mrs. Mason Samco and children OF
Canning, visited with friends here Fri.
day, returning home Saturday.
Mrs. Dell Daniels, who has been 8
guest at the Jessie Morse home, left
Tuesday for her home at Giddings.
N. Newbanks arrived home last
Friday from Boise City. Idaho, where
he went to attend the funeral of a
brother.
George Chapman and daughter,
Mrs. Drebing, of near Sansarc, were
visiting friends in Pierre Monday and
Tuesday.
MIS-. B. B. Burns went to Water.
town yesterday, where she will spend
q couple of weeks with her daughter,
Mrs Swoboda.
Miss Dicuf of Chicago, will open, ur
classes in dancing in Pierre after the
holidays, to be given under the
auspices of Trinity Guild.
Harvey Howard and Eldon Ander.
son came up from Brookings today
to witness the Brookings-Pierre game
and to visit with homefolks.
The Terpsichorean club will give {
dance at the st. Charles this evening
complimentary to the visiting members
of the Brookings football team.
Mrs. j. P. Erickson entertained
nine young ladies at her home Tues
day afternoon, complimentary tt
Miss Marjorie Stoddard, q bride of
next month.
Mrs. j. E. Truran was hostess to {
number of friend at her home Satur
day afternoon at a l O'Clock luncheon
a number of the new residents of the
city being present.
A number of young ladies we're en-.
%tertained at the home of Rev. Miller
Tuesday evening. Dancing was the
order of the evening, after which 8
dainty luncheon was served.
The marriage of Miss Marjorie Stod'
dard, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs E.. d
Stoddard. and Mr.. Harry G. Quacken
busch will take place at the A. w.
Ewert home next Wednesday evening
at $50 o'clock.
Mrs. D. Q~uackenbusch and Lee Bo
len, mother and cousin of 81. G. Quack
enbusch, arrived Tuesday from Crane
Valley, Idaho. and will remain here un.
til after the Stoddard. Q%uackenbusct
nuptials, December 8.
The sixteenth hundredth anniversar,
of the proclamation of religious libert,
by Constantine has been observed ii
the Catholic church since Sunday
closing Tuesday. This event is cele
brated every century.
Quick growth is marking the de.
velopment Of the plant of the Alfalfa
Products Co., Of Belle Fourche. Il
is believed the plant will be a biz
factor in the farming industry of the
northwestern part of the state.
Rev. II. r. Tillev Of the Rart;.,