Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-01-21
Miss Cora Carlson is reported quite
i'll at her home in West Pierre.

Miss Cora Carlson is reported quite
i'll at her home in West Pierre.
Miss Brownie Mathers went to Hur-
On today for a visit at the John Green
Mrs. J. j. Dalton of Sioux Falls, is
visiting with old acquaintance in
Pierre.
Mrs. C. D. Mead entertained a num-
Der of friends at her home yesterday
afternoon.
Ralph Kemp left yesterday for Min
neapolis, where he will take a course in
pharmacy.
Mrs. Shoun and daughter are guests
of her mother, Mrs. P. Oldfield, who is
reported as seriously i'll.
Frank Hinsey shipped in a carload of
cattle yesterday, and drove them to
his place east of Pierre. He has other
shipments to follow.
Mrs. Hussey, mother of Mrs. E. P.
Theim, left today for St. Paul, where
she will visit with the Cutting family,
formerly of Pierre.
Mrs. j. D. Patton came down from
Rapid City yesterday for a visit with
her son, Don, an attache of the Ameri-
can Exchange bank.
P. j. Murphy was down from Pierre
again this week. He informed US that
he had not decided just where he will
ocate.-Brookings Register.
Miss Daphne Bennett, who has been
visiting at the John Hayes home in Fl.
Pierre, passed through the city yester-
day on her way home to Watertown.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Dearborn were
given a farewell reception at the Moore
home Tuesday evening, which was
largely attended by their many friends.
The ice house of the North w estern
company has been filled with a choice
quality of ice. Now, the company will
accept ice for shipment to other points.
The 7th annual meeting of the State
Historical society was held at the Capt.
toll last evening. The meeting was
largely attended and papers were read
by a number of those present..
The Hospital Benefit ball at the St.
Charles last evening drew a large
crowd. The music furnished by Mr.,
and Mrs. Morrison, E. S. Fischer,
Boyd Bierman and Burdette Bailey was
greatly appreciated and those present
report a most enjoyable time.
Joe Kirby. of Sioux Falls, has been
awarded a verdict of Sc, 100 against the
Jack Sully heirs, for attorney fees
Kirby assisted in the fight against the
government to secure 80 sections OF
land for the Sully heirs and wss sue.
cesful in winning the fight. He suec
for S35, 900.
The house bowling team proved its
superiority over that of the senate in
the contest Saturday night, winning
two out of three games on the first
contest, but the senate bowlers are
not yet satisfied and will insist upon
other games to allow them to retrieve
their loss in the opening game of the
season.
The State Bar association selected
delegates to the American Bar asso,
ciatisn as follows: John B. Hanten,
Watertown; Alvin Waggoner, Philip:
Tore Tiegen, Sioux Falls. Alternates
are A. X. Gardner, Huron; A. B
Fairbank, Sioux Falls; Chambers
Kellar, Lead.
The Womans Missionary society OF
the Congregational church had a dis
play of fine arts at the church Fri
day evening, which was inspected by
a large number. The display wat
composed of needle work, oil paint.
ings, decorated pottery, etc. Many
of which had received awards il
various exhibits. Taken in all, the
affair was a most decided success.
Eighty-three members of the State
Bar association were banquetted a
the Locke hotel Friday evening
Among the guests Of the association
were Gov. and Mrs. Byrne. TIT
speakers consisted of Gov. Byrne
P. w. Loucks, James Brown, Judg,
Whiting, Judge Taylor and Mrs
Lydia B. Johnson.
For Sale-160 acres good farm lant
in Stanley county, South Dakota; II
acres broke, small house. water a
LIZ feet, 5 miles from postofice, "
! miles from good school. This farm
lies few miles from big alfalfa farm
and is surrounded by good, prosper.
GUS farmers. For further particular
address Box 49,, Pierre, S. Dad