Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1914-01-01

from Redheld.
W. N. vanCamp was an arrival
Tuesday from Highmore.
Dan Walsh of Miller, visited
friends here Sunday.
E.. d. Bonestell of Huron, transact.
cd business here Tuesday.
Miss Rilla Mccoy of Miller, is a
guest of Miss Charlotte Wales.
Miss Nellie Dunlevy of Philip, vas
3 guest at the Cox home Sunday.
Joe Mccarthy returned Sunday from
a visit with homefolks at Cavour.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Moore returned
Tuesday from a visit at Sioux Falls.
T. B. Roberts passed Tuesday in
Aberdeen, where business matters
called him.
Rev. G. T. Notson of Huron, was
arrival Tuesday in the interest of
church work.
John Feiok arrived home Sunday
from a visit with relatives at Alpena
and Memo.
Mrs. Jas. Purcell left yesterday for
Sioux Falls, where she was called by
the death of a niece.
Frank Jordan and Bert Samuels
left Monday for Sioux City after a
several days visit here.
Machinist A. F. Kelley was in the
city yesterday from Milbank on bust
hess at the round house.
Harold Blount went to his home at
Huron Sunday, after spending several
days here with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Darner enter.
tanned several members of the class
of '13 at a dinner Monday evening.
Ray Hamilton, who visited with
relatives here several days last week,
departed Friday for his home at Bry-
ant.
T. C. McNamee, states attorney,
and 81. G.. Fuller went to Timber
Lake Monday to look after legal
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. C. Hall of Dead.
wood, arrived yesterday for a visit at
the home of the latter's brother, w.
S. O'Brien.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Rose left
Monday for their home at Omaha
having spent several days at the j. A,
Rose home.
Misses Hilda and Ellen Aasby went
to their home at Holabird Tuesday,
after q visit with their cousin, Mrs
Harry Notmeyer.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Straight anG
daughter, Miss Mary, went to St
Paul Friday on a combined bushes.
and pleasure trip.
For the three days preceding Christ
mas, each day owe eleven hundred
parcel post packages we're sent GU,
through this Office.
F. W. Sellers of Custer, is in tn,
city, the guest of his mother ant
brother. Mr.. Sellers is states attor
ney for Custer county.
Floyd Gaffy departed Monday TO:
his home at Great Falls, Montana
after a several days. visit with his
father. l.. E. Gaffy.
j. F. McEwen, deputy state bank
examiner and wife arrived HON,
Monday from the eastern part of tn,
state where they visited relatives.
We want farm loans. Our rates ar
lower than you can get elsewhere. Droj
in and see us before you make you
loan.-Pierre Banking & Trust Co. t
The Baptist Ladies Aid society O
East Pierre elected officers Saturda,
for the year as follows: President
Mrs. II. Burgess; Lat vice president
Mrs. A. E. Whitney; End vice presi
dent, Mrs. John Green; secretary
Mrs. j. H. Starkey; treasurer, MIS-
H. Fulton.
The barber shop in the opera hous,
block, formerly managed by h. w
Perkins, changed hands Tuesda,
under the management of Messrs
Boehme & Arkell, who were former
ly employed at the Senate barber
shop. Mr.. Perkins has as yet mad
no definite plans for the future.
One of the greatest places of amuse
ment this winter is Lake Medoka
at the capitol, which affords tn
best skating ever enjoyed in Pierre
Both day and night skaters, ~
and young, enjoy themselves, Will
spectators look on. New electri
lights have been placed near the lax
to prevent accident.
Miss Ruth Brink will leave tn
latter part of the week for Fargo, N
D., where she will make an extende,
visit with her sister, Mrs. MATHEW
Murphy. Miss Helen will also leav
for . visit with her uncle, Pete
Brink, at Lacrosse, Wis, and Mis-
Frances will return to Chico Ho