Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1914-12-03

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a short stay at Sioux City.
Mrs. Chas. Grauel entered the hospi-
tai for treatment Monday.
Miss Lucilla McCalmont returned
Monday from a short visit at Huron.
Mrs. Chas. Elrod left Friday for ST.
Paul, where she will visit a daugh-
ter.
Chas. Stevenson came in from
Midland Saturday on a short business
visit.
Jas. and NJ. A Brown of Chamber,
lain, are in the city looking after
legal business.
The Dickens club was entertained
Monday evening at the library by Mrs.
Maude Garter.
Miss Ruth Halves arrived home
Monday from a visit with relatives
at Arlington.
Lyle Branch went to Rapid City
Tuesday where he attended the Haley
Woodland wedding.
7. j. Morgan, secretary Of the Com
mercial club at Mitchell, was a Pierre
visitor Saturday.
Misses Anna Hollister and Kalder
returned Monday from a visit with
homefolks at Woonsocket.
Mrs. F. B. Styles and baby of
Owanka, arrived last week for a visit
with DR.. and Mrs. KenneY.
Miss Helen Binford returned yester-
day from an extended visit in Mime,
apolis with her sister, Miss Ruth.
Miss Efie Dawson went to Water.
town yesterday, where she will visit
during the holidays with homefolks.
MIR. and Mrs. j. l.. Lockhart eturn-
ed Monday from Centerville, where
they spent several days with their son,
John.
The Methodist ladies aid society was
entertained yesterday afternoon by
Mesdames Ed. EakinTsand Goddard at
the home of the former.
Mrs. H. T. Kenney was hostess at a
1 O'Clock luncheon at the st. Charles
Saturday, which was followed by a sec
ond series of entertainments on Mon
day.
Mrs. A. F. Moore and 1. M. Dotson
entertained their Sunday School
classes at the Moore apartments in
the Pierre Street block Monday eve
ming.
Mrs. S. S. Stewart of Minneapolis,
Joint worker for the Woman's Ameri-
can Baptist Home and Foreign Mission
airy society, spoke at the Baptist church
last evening, and was greeted by a
large audience.
Articles of Incorporation have been
filed for the Charles Mix county Tele-
phone Company at Platte, with a capt.
tai of 5000. Incorporators H. Hard
ing, S. T. Hanson, S. T. Sly, Thos.
Monsheim. j. P. Campbell, Jas. Nash
of Platte.
The Kings Daughters at their
meeting last Wednesday, elected off
GERS for the year as follows; Presi-
dent, Eva Stevenson; vice.president,
Mrs. II c. Quackenbush; secretary,
Ruth Mead; treasurer, Margaret
Lockhart.
"For Thanksgiving dav, the weather
bureau promised clear skies and snappy
weather. The clear skies were here all
right, but "a above zero in the shade
is not considered very snappy in this
portion of the banana belt," remarks
the Huron Huronite.
John M. King, democratic candi.
date for congress in the 3rd district,
has filed his expense account of S104..
So; j. E. Handlin, republican nomi
nee for state auditor, 1924 95; G. g
Caldwell, republican nominee fol
attorney general, 800.
A. p. Helm, charged with the muir
der of o. G. Hunter, Northwestern
station agent at Midland, Monday
entered a plea of not guilty in the
circuit court in Stanley county. The
case will probably be heard at a tern
of court some time this month.
Two noted Sioux Indians, cattle
and horse russlers, in the persons Of
Francis Black Horse and John Beal
Horse of the Rosebud reservation
have been sent to the state peniten.
tiary following their pleas of guilty
to the charge of stealing cattle an6
horses in that vicinity. Black Horse
will serve a term of one year ant
Bear Horse a term of two years anG
| three months.
j.. Chamberlain, of 761 West Quincy
street, Chicago, has asked Immigra,