Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1914-12-24
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nome with an attack of the grippe,
Walter Brandhuber is assisting at
the postotice during the holiday
rush.
Miss Gladys Kramer left Tuesday
for a short visit in Chicago and Ohio
points.
Rev.. Brockmueller of Aberdeen,
preached at the Evangelical church
Sunday.
Miss Florence Brown is spending
the week with relatives at Belle
Fourche.
Misses Edith and Abbie Whitney
are spending the week with relatives
at Lane.
Mrs. John Feiok went to Alpena
Tuesday for a several days. visit with
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs G. W. Martens have
gone to Big Stone for a visit with
homefolks.
Frank Alderman came down from
Rapid City Tuesday to look after in
surance matters.
Mrs. l.. l.. Schaaf was hostess to
the Neighbors card club at her home
Monday evening.
Doane Robinson, state historian, re-
turned Saturday from a short business
trip to Sioux Falls.
Miss Kelley, a clerk at the Moore
store, left yesterday for Duluth, Ia,
to spend the holidays.
Miss Emma Lewis, a teacher in the
city schools at Aberdeen, is spending
the holidays at her home here.
Miss Beatrice Gates, who has been
attending All Saints school at Sioux
Falls, is home for the holidays.
Leslie Parry, who has been attend
ing college at Mt. Vernon, Iowa, is
home fer the holiday vacation.
Miss Louise Checker. a teacher in
the city schools at Jacksonville, ILL.,,
arrived home Friday for a holiday
visit.
H. B. Anderson, state auditor, left
Saturday for his home at Mitchell,
where he will spend several days with
his family.
Maude Galloway of VayIand, and
FRobert Edwards of this city were
united in marriage by Justice Slim
dee Monday.
The l4th legislature assembly will
open in Pierre on January S. Many
members thereof are due to arrive
here next week.
DR.. H. 7. Kenney left yesterday for
Cherokee, Ia, where he and Mrs.
Kenney will pass the holidays with
relatives and friends.
Miss Grace Natter was an arrival
Saturday from DeSmet, where she
visited with a sister. Miss Natter
went to her home near Oko5ojo.
Clarence Nelson and Hugo Alleman
entertained the high school foot ball
team, Supt. Helm and Prof. Rawlins
! at the Nelson home Saturday eve
ming.
The Christmas programs of the var
ious churches of the city will be held
this evening. Christmas trees laden
with gifts are the center of attraction
| for the children.
S. A. McGaffee, an extensive stock
raiser on the east side of the county
was in the city last night. He says
the weather thus far has been favor
able to range stock. all being sleek
! and fat at this time.
Mrs. Marian White left Friday for
Piitsburg, Pa, where she will spend
| the remainder of the winter with a
sister,. Her daughter. Miss Dorothea
White, a graduate of the Pierre
schools, will also spend a portion of
the winter at that point.
Henry German, elected to the
board OF county commissioners in
November last, was in Pierre between
trains Monday. While in the city he
secured an official bond and will be
in readiness to take up official duties
at the January meeting of the board.
The state legal department has on
inquiry of the head of the state school
of mines at Rapid City, held at that
institution may use a portion of its
field exploration fund outside the
boundaries of the state for the pur.
pose of making a mining and mineral
report of the Black Hills section of
the state.
Brookings Register: State High
School Inspector Young of Pierre.
who was in the city this week, re.
marked that in no town he had visit