Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1914-11-12
LOCAL NEWS

L. E. Cummings went to Yankton
Sunday on a business trip.
H. c. Preston returned Monday from
a several days visit at Mitchell.
Chas, Grandle of Canning, trans
acted business in Pierre Saturday.
Fred Hill of Van Metre, was a
guest at the Mckay home Monday.
Mrs. Bowman of Sioux City. was a
guest at the Wales home last week.
The Queen Esther Society met
Monday evening at the Stainer home.
Tom c. McNamee, states attorney.
transacted business at Blunt Satur.
day.
The Manhattan club will give a
dance at the st. Charles tomorrow
evening.
The Dickens club was entertained
Monday at the home OF Dr.. A, IT
Youngs.
Chas. Elrod left Friday for st. Paul.
where he Joined his wife for a visit
with a daughter.
Arthur Nelson of WATERFOWL, has
taken a position as pharmacist at the
Villas Drug store.
Mrs. Flora Fuller arrived Saturday
from Montana and will remain in the
city for some time.
DR.. P. B. Jenkins, a member of the
Board of Health, was in the CITY
Monday from Waubay.
The Sons of Veterans will give one of
their popular dances at the auditorium
Friday evening, November Goth.
The Pierre foot ball boys defeated
the Fit. Pierre team at the latter
place Saturday by a score of IA to 10.
II. B. Anderson state auditor. re.
turned Saturday from Mitchell, where
he spent several days with his family.
Mrs. HOLSTER, mother of Miss
Anna Hollister, left Sunday for har
home at Woonsocket, after a several
days visit here.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Laird were Civ
en- a surprise party Friday evening,
the event being their 25th wedding
anniversary.
The ladies of the Catholic church
served a delicious supper last evening
in the Grand Pacific hotel. A neat
sum was realized.
Mrs. Mundt of Agar, who has been
a patient at the hospital, died Mon
day. The remains were taken to that
place for interment.
Mrs. II. G. Freeman was hostess to
a company of ladies Friday afternoon
complimentary to Mrs. D.. c.. Cop
page of Red Oak, Iowa.
0. Jones of Sioux Falls, was in
the city last week, purchasing a large
shipment of alfalfa seed from farm
ers in the vicinity of Fielder.
Mrs. Kari Goldsmith and her guest,
Miss Sibyl Holmes of Seattle, left
last week for a visit in Chicago, fol.
lowing which Miss Holmes will de.
part for her Washington home.
Okobojo Times: Will Crawford
delivered a load of alfalfa seed at
Onida Friday, that was raised on the
81. z. Knox ranch in Little Bend.
The load brought the neat sum of
$4,000
Weather prophets, who bank on
the moon as their guide, say there
will be no change in the weather un
TIL November II, and they are not
looking for snow before that date
Argus-Leader.
Yankton Gazette: Mrs. Christian
Horly and children of Pierre, who nave
been visiting the family of Rasmus
Anderson, left this afternoon for Wa
honda to visit Mr.. Horley's parents be
fore returning home to Pierre.
Seventeen beautiful cups of various
sizes are on display in the window at
the Reed JeWelry store. These cups
are to be awarded to winners at he
Central South Dakota Poultry Show to
be held in Pierre January 10 and Goth.
Daniel Walsh, a Miller pioneer,
died at Woonsocket Monday. He
was sheriff Of Hand county four
years, and prominent in local poll
tics. He was likely to be appointed
postmaster at Miller this winter. He
was about sixty years old and has a
large family.
Argus Leader, 9: George Henry,
deputy state fire marshal, is in the
city and in company with Fire Chief
Sloan, is making a final tour of the
city before the winter sets in, to see
that all the representatives. possible
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