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

A dance will be given at the Locke
hotel tomorrow evening.
The Lutheran Ladies Aid society
met today at the Wm. Mower home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Quinn of Highmore,
are guests of their son, Sheriff Quinn.
Otto Ellerman, state mine inspec.
tor, was an arrival from Lead Satur-
day.
Mrs. Daisy Moore and family of
Holabird, are guests at the Rathmell
home.
The Lutherans will hold a bazaar and
food sale at the Baptist church Satur-
day.
DR.. A. H. Youngs was called to
Onida Tuesday on profession bust
ness.
DR.. Sanford has moved to office and
living rooms in the Pierre Street
Block.
Boyd Bierman return ed yesterday
from a several days stay at his home
at Groton.
Rev. d. @. Morton of the Baptist
church conducted services at DeGrey
yesterday.
Miss Elizabeth Benton has accepted
a clerkship at the Kemp Book store for
the holidays.
Misses Vivian Nelson and Edna
Thomas arrived home Monday from
a visit at Brookings.
Miss Jessie Marsh, an employee at
the Indian school, was an arrival yes
terday from Faola, Kan.
Attorney Philo Hall arrived Mon
day from Brookings to look after
professional business.
Miss Esther Odemark has accept
ed a position as clerk at the Variety
Store for the holidays.
John Hirning, examiner in charge
of the Faulkton bank, vas in Pierre
Tuesday on a short business trip.
The implement dealers of the state
will hold their annual convention in
Sioux Falls on Dec. 8, 8 and 10.
Mrs. Carla Binford arrived home
today from G%roton, where she accom-
panied the remains of her mother.
Miss Eta Bach left Tuesday for
Aberdeen, after a visit of several
with her sister, Mrs. j. r. Mcknight.
G. j. Crandall, superintendent at
the Indian school, returned Tuesday
from a business trip to Minneapolis.
The cantata "Princess Chrysan-
themum" will be given at the opera
house December Is by members of
the high school.
Articles of incorporation have been
filed for the Belle Fourche Alfalfa
Meal company with a capital of $780,
900. incorporates, Jas. L. Craig,
Thos. R. Day, Fred S. Harris, j. D.
Arnold and l.. N. Slmons.
Daily Huronite: Miss DeEtte Lilli-
bridge is still at the Huron hospital,
where she was taken some time ago.
While her condition is improved, it will
be some time before she will he able to
be out again.
The vital statistics report for all
counties of the state except Buffalo,
Codington, Dewey and Hughes, for the
month of October is as follows: Births,
1882; deaths, 318; marriages. 442; d.
vorces, %; naturalizations, 23S.
A very attractive advertising cur
tain was hung up at the Grand last
week, which adds greatly to the
theatres appearance. The main
feature of the curtain is a Black
Hills scene, which is s%urrougded by
%up-to-date advertising of local mer.
chants.
Deadwood Telegram, /: The oper
season for deer closed at midnight last
night. General reports are to the eff.
feet that it has been a poor year for the
hunters and a good one for the deer. |,
is probable that less than 100 were
killed in the Hills all told. The diff
Guilty for hunters was increased by the
absence of snow most of the month.
On account of the amount of cattle
"rustling" which has been going on
on both sides of the Missouri in the
central part of the state it is report
ed that "home protective %associa.
tons" have been formed on both the
eest and west side of the river, anC
that there will be a vacancy among
some of the rustlers organizations
without court procedure il the work
is not stopped.
A game bird refuge in theanortheast
ern portion of the stale is being pro
posed by a number of people in thai