Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1914-12-31

porous New Year.
Mrs. o. C. Hunter of Capa, was a
Pierre visitor today.
Local ice men are getting in readi-
ness for the harvest of ice.
The Manhattan club will give a dance
at the St. Charles this evening.
Attorney Glenn Martens returned
Monday from a visit at Big Stone.
F. l.. Villas and family returned
Tuesday from a visit at Sioux Falls.
Attorney Morrison was in the city
yesterday from Mobridge on legal bust
ness.
o. B. Linstad has issued invitations
to a dancing party this evening. to be
given at the auditorium.
Mr.. and Mrs. Olney Borst came down
from Rapid City yesterday and are
visiting with homefolks.
Miss Ruth Kimball left Sunday for
her home at Aberdeen, after a several
days visit at the Parry home.
Miss Katherine Nordvold entertained
a number of friends at her home in
East Pierre Monday evening.
The Oberlin College Glee club gave
an entertainment to a large size audi
ence at the Grand last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Chapman arriv.
ed yesterday from a visit with home
folks at Alexandria and Vermiilion.
August Wulff. at one time ticket
agent in this city, has been transferred
from Wendte to Underwood as station
agent.
o. O. Young, former deputy state
superintendent, departed today for
Chicago, where he will attend the
University.
The Methodist Ladies Aid society
was entertained yesterday by Mes
danes Baker and Olander at the home
of the latter.
Saturday evening Miss Evelyn Par
ry entertained a company of young
people in honor OF her guest, Miss Ruth
Kimball of Aberdeen.
Deadwood Pioneer: A marriage
license was issued yesterday to Peter
M. Lindbloom of Pierre and Miss
Gladys Stewart of Blunt, Hughes
county.
E. M. Wanbaugh returned yester-
day from a several days visit at
Watertown, Mrs. Wanbaugh will re-
main at that point until after New
Year.
South Dakota's automobile registra-
ton for the closing year was an increase
over that of 1918. The registration
for 1914 was 20, 929 auto licenses and
491 dealers licenses. 1888 motorcycle
licenses were issued.
Mrs. Joseph Wienert of Gettysburg,
was fatally burned about her body the
fore part of the week while starting a
fire with kerosene, which caused an
explosion and set fire to her clothing.
After hours of suffering the unfornun
ate woman passed away.
B. +. Bennett of Oakland, Iowa. was
greeting old acquaintance in Pierre
today. Mr.. Bennett was a former
Stanley county resident, residing in the
vicinity of Meers. Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
nett are visiting with their son, Harry
and family, at Fort Pierre.
A number of the many friends of
Miss Minnie Anderson, a bride of next
month, gathered at Mrs. Horde's
apartments at the st. Charles Monday
evening as a remembrance of the ap-
preaching event and rendered the young
lady a miscellaneous shower. Miss
Anderson was at her home in Mitchell,
but her acquaintance here had not
forgotten her.
saturday evening the Glass of 1914
enjoyed a banquet at the ST. Charles.
The dining room was appropriately
decorated in the class colors and Xmas
decorations. Miss jerks, the only
member of the faculty present, acted
as toastmistress and called upon the
various students who gladly responded.
The class, on taking their departure,
wished each many returns for a like
gathering.
The marriage of Miss Efie Dawson and
q. NJ. Wanbaugh, both popular young
people of this city, took place at the
home of the BRIDES parents at Water
town on Tuesday of last week. The
marriage of this young couple came as
a surprise to their many friends here,
who join in wishing them a long and
happy welded life. The young couple
will make their home in Pierre.
Zach T. Sutley, n of the old tim