Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-12-09

40 acres alfalfa $50 per acre. so,
of which SO acres arein alfalfa
A. G. Granger came in from Ka-
loka Saturday on a short business
F. M. Rood. secretary of state, left
Tuesday for Sturgis on a short bust
ness visit.
Miss Alaire of St. Paul, arrived to-
day for a visit with her sister, Mrs.
E. L. Rowe.
The Pierre Political Equality club
will serve doughnuts and coffee at Ro-
zelle's store Saturday.
The Lion Bonding & Surety Co., of
Omaha, has been granted a license to
do business in the state.
The Henegar Harp orchestra Will
furnish music for a dance at the st.
Charles Monday evening.
Will Starkey of Grandview, Idaho,
is expected home this week to spend
the holidays at his heme here.
The annual convention OF the state
horticultural society will be- held
at Huron Jan. Is, l9, and 20.
M. H. O'Brien, commissioner of in
surance, left Monday for Huron,
where he went on official business.
L.. b, Albright left Tuesday foi
Aberdeen to attend a meeting of the
Northwestern Wholesalers associa.
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Richards arrly
ed Saturday from Minnesota to at
tend the funeral of the latter's broth
er, G. l.. Starr.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. McEwen a.
rived Saturday from Minneapolis
and went out to the Natter home
near Okobojo for a visit.
Ole Lien and son of Roberts coun
ty, passed through the city today en-
route to Custer, where the latter viii
enter the sanltarium.
Attorneys John Sutherland and I. G
McNamee lett Tuesday for Sioux Fall
to look after matters before Fedora
Judge j. d. Elliott.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Marso and Mis-
Vernie Battray came up from Hal
rold saturday for a visit with thel
father, Frank Battray.
Capital Lake is furnishing no smaI
amount of pleasure for the yonni
people. Skating on that popular lax
is reported as the best ever.
Prof, W. F. Jones, of the Vermi
lion University, will deliver an addres
before the Parent Teachers associatlo
= at the high school tomorrow evening.
The Parent Teachers associations {
the West Ward, Central and hig
schools will hold a joint meeting at tt
p high school building tomorrow evening
For Sale-Fine all tlliable 800 &C
tract, Sec. II. 111-76 and n. w. a l
111-76 Hughes Co, S. D., only 6 mill
from Blunt, write: Lock Box
Cook Nebraska. Adv.
Mrs. H. M. Derr entertained a nut
Der of little tots at the ST. Charl
Monday afternoon in honor of Il
first birthday anniversary of her Il
~ tie son, Stacey.
> Last evening the members of tt
Lutheran church gathered at Il
Linstad apartments in the Pierre :
block, where Rev. and Mrs. Larsc
/ were the guests of honor.
Miss Eleanor Sterud entertained
few friends at her home Friday ev
y ming as a farewell to Miss Clara M
= CUB, who leaves shortly for Tacom
~ WASH. to make her home.
Harold Breeder, who has been
sistant cashier of the Dupree Sta
: bank for a number of years, has
signed the position and has gone
Sioux City where he has a like pc
: ton.
Beautiful weather still continue
though rather frosty. Days are brig
and sunshiny with but little wind. Nj
I'd excellent for corn husking and farm
s. are making the best use of the opp
Or tunity to get the crop gathered 1t v
take till nearly the holidays.
,r Okobojo Times: We are in
II ceipt of a letter from Ralph Bagby
it Promise, S. D., containing a cha
which he made from the bone OF
war horse killed on the battlefield
:, Europe. The bones were sent him
:, Julius Brandt, a former resident
= this co1nty now of Germany. 1
:, pendant is a beauty and shows gre
skill in the making. We are jus
:, proud and extend our sincere than
for 90 rare q Gift.