Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1914-12-10

day from Huron.
Christmas and then that list O
New Year resolutions.
Mrs. Hockett of Sioux Falls, is {
guest at the Jennings home.
Mrs. Geo. Ravens and son are Wis
ting with friends at Highmcre.
An automobile and trade show viii
be held at Huron January 10 %.
as Minutes from Broadway" will
be played at the Grand next Wednes.
day.
Miss Alice Smith of Rapid City is
spending a few days at the DeVine
home.
Miss Grace Hartwell, who attends
the Huron college, spent Sunday here
with homefolks.
Mrs. &. M. Livingston and son ar
rived home yesterday from a visit at
Bryant and Wolsey,
Editor Anderson and wife of the
Harold Journal, announce the ar
rival of a son Sunday.
Mrs. Louis Greenough returned to-
day from a several days visit with
her daughter at Harold.
Mrs. Charlotte Wales and parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. X. Morton, were ar
rivals Saturday from Highmore.
Burglars who entered a drug store
at Ashton made away with 81, 200 in
jewelry and S75 in cash. There is no
clue to the theft.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Fl. Anderson left
yesterday for Abilene, Kan, where
they were summoned by the death of
the latter's mother.
The South Dakota state fair dates
were set at the recent meeting of the
national association in Chicago as
September 18th to 18th.
Miss Agnes Smith has returned
from a several weeks visit with rela-
tives and friends at Sioux Falls,
Yankton and Sioux City.
The snowfall of the past few days
has afforded much pleasure for the
youngsters, who are coasting from
early morn till late at night.
Huron Huronite, 9: Senator Coe
L. Crawford left last evening for
Washington. d G.. He has been in
Huron for several months visiting
with his family.
Glenn w. Martens and Karl Gold
smith, of the law firm of Horner, Mar
tens & Goldsmith, left Monday for Ca
coma, where they appear for clients in
the circuit court of Lyman county. The
business of the firm is growing fast.
The shipment of thirty head of buff
falo, purchased by the state from
the Scotty Philip herd, were shipped
from FIT. Pierre y~esterday-to the state
reserve in the Black Hills.
Clerks of the circuit courts of South
Dakota will meet at Mitchell next
Tuesday to discuss legislative mat
tiers. One of the topics for discus
sion will be an increase of salary.
Baling and shipping hay is the
chief occupation at present. Prices
are not as good as the shippers had
hoped for. Weather conditions are
too nice to make the hay market very
good.
James l. O'Donnell is in the city to.
day from Onida. Mr.. O'Donnell has
accepted the position and will become
deputy state auditor, after January /
He is a capable and obliping business
man.
Miss Marie zacharias, who until
recently was employed at the tele.
phone office in this city, and Frank
Porter of Eft. Pierre, were married a,
Minneapolis last week. Mr.. and
Mrs. Porter will make their home in
Fort Pierre.
The annual high school basketball
tournament will be held March 10 and
20 at Huron. The athletic committee
of Huron college is in charge of ar
rangements and the teams will be the
guests of the college during the tour.
nament, as in past years.
Harold Journal: Sheep owners in
this locality are rejoicing because DR..
Martin, Jack Whaley and Lester Thorn.
with the aid of hounds, in the period of
about three hours succeeded in killing
five coyotes, which for some time had
been raiding sheep hocks and causing
heavy losses to sheep men.
The M. B. a. order has elected the
following officers for the year: Presi-
dent, L. M. Dotson; vice.president,
Mrs. e. M. Hall; secretary and treas
Hrer. e. Jacobsen; chaplain. Mrs.
Bergen; inside watch, Mrs. Laird;
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