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

Dan DARBY OF huron, was q fleTIe
visitor Monday.
Us. Stanley was in the city Mon
day from Lead.
Mrs. Ed. Sutton of Laurel, was
shopping in Pierre Yesterday.
t. j. Dalton came over from Onida
Monday on a short business visit.
Attorney Ct. S. G. Cherry was in
the city Monday from Sioux Falls.
Alfred Ellis came in from Wendte
Tuesday on q short business visit,
G. NJ. Livingstone left Monday for
Onida. Insurance business called him
to that place.
Otto Lindbloom spent Sunday with
relatives near Blunt, returning to
Pierre Monday.
Mrs. Chas. Elrod returned Monday
from St. Paul, where she had been
consulting eye specialists.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. II. Anderson left
Friday for the Twin Cities, where
they will spend several days on a
combined business and pleasure visit.
Ed d. Sutton was in the city a few
hours on Tuesday, having arrived on
the morning train from Chicago. He
left in the afternoon for his home in
Sully county.
The superintendent of the chill
dren's home at Sioux Falls says he
will guarantee homes for as many as
a hundred Of the war made orphans
of Belgium.
Mrs. S. O. Nordvold left Monday
for her home at Mobridge, having
spent several days here with her
daughters, Miss Kathryn and Mrs.
Robt. Lumley.
James Holm who, sometime ago, ex-
perienced a vision of postage stamps,
returned last week from a trip to Alb
erdeen and YaEkton, consulting the APP
pointive big ones.
Mr., and Mrs. f. e. Hits, Mrs. d.
C. Coppage, Mrs. Lytle and Mrs. M.
b. Hastings spent Sunday at the
r j. p. johnson home at Laurel, max
ing the trip by auto.
Monday the supreme court handed
down opinions as follows: BY Whit
ing-State VS. B. A, Connolly, Roberts
affirmed. City of Deadwood VS. Glare
d. Coe, Lawrence, reversed.
u A cold wave spread owe the north
i west the first of the week; it served al
. a reminder that that below zero wealth.
er was near at hand. Traffic
+. on the river was discontinued Sunday
!, Articles of incorporation have beer
fled for the Fraternity Hall Associa
ton, of Cavour, with a capital o
" 81, 500. Trustees, John Rudy, Johl
: Il. Haigh, Peter Arnold, Frank Mey
er, William Haigh.
VIM. j. Mundt of this city, ha
= donated 5 sacks of flour to the Bel
e GUM suffers. This movement is nov
in progress at Watertown in an etfor
to send a car load of -four to th
needy. There is at present a total @
y $50 sacks.
The Eastern Star order have elect
ed the following officers for the year
Worthy matron, Mrs. M. Adams: as
! sociate matron, Mrs. G. S. Fisher
conductress. Mrs. j. a. Davv; assc
ciate conductress, Mrs. T%weedle; SCI
rotary, Mrs. j. w. Laughlin; treas
urer, Mrs. Kehr; worthy patron, j
" H. McCord.
Blunt Advocate, 10: Mrs. G. M
- Hollister of Pierre, was a guest a
the Greer home from Friday unit
~ Sunday. This week DR.. and Mrs
|" Hollister left Pierre for a visit g
Milwaukee, where their daughter
y attending school. Mrs. Holliste
will remain there and at Chicago III
q til after THANKSGIVING.
- The remains of the late Alfre
Dudley, who died in Wyoming, WEI
brought to this city Monday, accon
panied by Mrs. FL. f. Bottcher
% Highmore and Mrs. Johnson of Lei
oman, daughters of the deceased
80 The remains were taken to Leblanc
for interment. Mr.. Dudley was
resident of Sully county some twent
years ago.
70 Forest City Press: The residen'
n of Henry Fielder, located on Il
- river opposite LeBeau, mysterious
took fire on last Friday during Il
,rt absence of the family at the Agenc
where they were called by the dea
of Judge No Heart. The loss is qui
a heavy one, as all of the fami
clothing, some money and valuab