Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-12-16
LOCAL NEWS

State Superintendent c.. H. Lugg
left Yesterday for Armour.
Judge Walsh of Lead, passed through
the city Monday, enroute to points
east.
j. e. Phelps, state veterinarian, left
Monday for the northern portion of the
state.
Judge l.. E. Gaffy left Saturday for
Omaha, where he Will spend several
days.
w. e. Johnson, president of the
Aberdeen Normal. passed Saturday
in Pierre.
f. w. Anderson passed last Friday
in Huron, combining business with
pleasure.
F. N. Beacon was an arrival from
the Black Hills Sunday for a short visit
with his family here.
Will Starkey arrived Saturday from
Grandview, Idaho, tor a holiday visit
dG HIS nome mere,
H~enegar's Harp orchestra of Nit
chell. furnished music for a dance at
the st. Charts Monday evening.
Julius kleeman of Ft. Pierre, suffer-
ed severe injury of the right eye Sun
day while skating on Capital lake.
Miss Florence Glenn left Sunday
for her home at Lead, where she was
called by the ILLNESS of her mother.
DIR. G. IL. Langsdale came up from
Highmore yesterday to attend the
fourth district convention of physicians.
Miss Rose Hengel came up from
her school near DeGrey Friday for
an over Sunday visit with homefolks.
40 acres alfalfa $50 per acre, 80,
acres of which IS acres are in alfalfa,
SO per acre.. II. Johnson, Fort
Pierre.
Pupils of the city schools are busy
disposing Of Christmas Red Cross seals.
Even the little tots have fallen into
line IN the work.
Mr.. and Mrs, f. j. Gropengeiser,
Mrs. j. H, G~ropengeiser and Miss
Gropengeiser of Onida, were shop
ping IN Pierre Saturday.
Among the out of town attorneys
who were in the city Monday were t.
FL. Null and A. w. Wllmarth of Huron,
and c.. 2. Warren of De Smet.
The Catholic Altar society is being
entertained at the schooner home this
afternoon with Mesdames Cox, Laugh,
lin and Schooner as %hostesses.
Miss Alberta Hall of Harold, visit
ed at the E. M, Quinn home Friday
and Saturday, while in the city she
attended a teachers examination.
Rev. H. l.. Russell, assisted by Mes
danes Ripple and Coyne and Misses
Marso and Dorothy White, will give q
recital at the Grand tomorrow evening
q. H. Jaynes and a number of mer
went out to the Scotty Philip buffalo
pasture Sunday, where q fine buffalo
was butchered for the Peoples market
Frank B. Cook, secretary of the
State Live stock Sanitary Commits.
sion, rendered his resignation to the
governor as a member of that com
mission.
The Commercial club members en-
tertained a large number of ladies al
their quarters Tuesday evening. Music
was furnished by the Morrison orches.
ira.
Fred Sweetland has purchased the
Orient Argus, assuming the manage.
ment last week. He is a good print,
er and nc doubt viii succeed beyond
expectation.
A fire in a refrigerator car on the
tracks IN front of the freight depot,
called out the fire department at al
early hour Saturday morning. The
damage done was slight.
Stanley Stevenson and family left
Tuesday for Yankton, where they will
visit with relatives, following which
they will go to Port Byron, III, where
a family reunion will be held Christmas
M. ]. Schubert, to fully meet the wants
of customers, is displaying a magnificen
stock of holiday goods, and invites every.
one to call at his store. He strives tt
please and seldom if ever fails in his eff.
forts in that direction.
AT the sale of personal property OF
the estate of the late Henry Essel
brugge, in Suliy county. the returns
footed up TO over eleven Thousand
dollars, mostly for live stock, all 0.
which sold for a good price.
At the annual meeting of the Con
gregationaI church officers last Thurs
day evening ii "a unanimously vot