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

DSoACSs -
Mrs. A. Noren is again quite i'll at
her home.
Henry Carbon of Interior, is a
patient at the hos pital.
Mrs. H. Hammil is in the city from
Miller on a shopping trip.
DR.. Sessions of Miller, is in the
city on professional business.
Miss Marguerite Borst is visiting
at the Samco home at Canning.
U. S. Griggs has returned to the
city from an extended stay in Iowa.
Otto Pyles returned today from a
several weeks stay in Pennsylvania.
Hon. John A. Holmes went to
Onida today to attend to court mat
ters.
Glenn w. Martens, ill of fever during
the past three weeks, is slowly recov-
ering.
Miss Katherine Greenough went to
Harold yesterday. expecting to re-
turn today.
Pierre fremen will hold their annual
ball in the auditorium on the night of
January 5.
Stuart Lytle went to Onida today
to attend circuit court which is in
session there.
Lynn Oldaker and Lester Knapp
came home from Omaha today to
spend the holiday vacation.
The Worlds Work department of
the Woman's club met at the St.
Charles Tuesday evening.
The business houses will be open
in the evenings from now on until
the close of the holidays.
Z. A. Campbell and daughter went
to Brookings today for a visit with
his daughter, Miss Margaret.
Mrs. Harvey Grenard entertained
the Palm family and Louis Gilman
at a l O'Clock wedding dinner yester-
day.
The ladies of the Lutheran church
realized about 500 as the receipts
from their bazaar and food sale Sat-
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cole arrived yesterday
from Chicago and are guests at the
home of the latter's brother, F. r.
Moulton.
A Farmers institute will be held at
Blunt December 10 and 20. sos in
prizes will be offered by the business
men at that place.
Mrs. Will Eckert, who came up
from Blunt yesterday to attend the
Palin-Gilman %nuptials, returned to
her home today.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E Hits willoleave
in a few days for Milbank to attend
the golden wedding anniversary of the
formers parents.
Will Hardwick a given a surprise.
at his home Tuesday evening by a
number of his friends, the event be-
ing his 21st birthday.
Attorneys John Sutherland and L..
l.. Stephens leave tomorrow for Sioux
Falls to look after legal matters be-
fore the federal court.
w. M. Powers var al arrival today
from Yankton. Mr.. Powers was at
one time a member of the State Board
of Charities and Corrections.
We do not cheer because of the an
nounced passing of the slit skirt. We
merely hold our breath in anticipa-
ton of what may take its place.
Blunt Advocate: There is evidence
of awakened interest in Hughes and
Sully county land. A party of five
was in yesterday looking over the
territory.
A. G. Brink is seriously i'll at his
home in this city. Three weeks ago he
was stricken with a complication of all.
ments, and a week ago he suffered q
paralytic stroke.
Blunt Advocate: B. A. Cummins,
~ P. Erickson and Ed Wanbaugh
came over from Pierre Sunday to
round upa flock of due ks that were
reported to be floating on some one
of the numerous lakes in this vicin.
ity. They did not have the good for.
tune to run across the ducks, so con.
tented themselves with bagging a
dozen jack rabbits.
The reelection of officers of the
congregational church was held Sun.
day. The officers are: Geo Sayer,
superintendent; w. j. Harris, assis
, tant superintendent; Mrs. G. M
Livingstone. Junior superintendent;
Mrs. j. a. Mccoy, primary superin
tendent; Mrs. G. T.. Hyde, secretary;
Miss Carrie schultz, assistant secre
) tary; G. S. Stevenson, chorister; Eric
Jacobsen, treasurer; Miss Marjorie
: Miller, Organist.
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