Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-11-25

L, e. Gstfy returned Monday from
a business trip to North Dakota.
Miss Anna Temmey of Onida, is in
the city for a visit with friends.
Miss Hortense P%ettyjohn is spend
ing the week at her home at Harold.
j. c. Reid and son came up from
Blunt Saturday on a short business
visit.
Mrs. JAS. Mckay was taken to st.
Mary's hospital for treatment last
week.
H.. s.. Hedrick. state game warden,
left last week for the eastern part OF
the state.
Mrs. IL. K. Swander of Rapid City,
is in the city for a visit with her son,
Don Patton.
Homer Dwiggins of Huron, a for
mer pierreite, spent Saturday with
friends here.
G.. c. Thatcher left Saturday for a
visit with relatives at Sioux City and
other Iowa points.
Mrs. j.. r.. Mcknight returned last
week from a couple weeks visit with
her parents at Hurley.
j, H. Harbaugh is building a large
barn upon his stock ranch, located Sin
miles east of this city.
Mrs. j. H. Gates returned Satur-
day from Canton, where she attended
ed the funeral of a friend.
Mr., and Mrs. F. j. Gropengeiser of
Onida arrived yesterday and are guests
of acquaintance in Pierre.
Miss Beatrice O'Donnell entertained
a large number of friends at her home
Wednesday in honor of her 11th birth
day.
Mrs. VIM. Borst left Saturday for a
visit with relatives and friends at
Sioux Falls, Mankato and other
points.
Mrs. NJ. V. Bushman left Saturday
for Cedar Falls, Iowa, where she
will spend several days with rela-
tives.
F. N. Beacon, salesman for the
Erickson-Hannigan Cigar company,
came in from the east Saturday for a
short stay.
Monday morning shortly after sun
rise a bright rainbow co2ld be seen
in the western sky. Delightful wealth
er followed.
Mrs. Stone and son of Lake Pres
ton, arrived the fore part of the week
for a visit at the Harvey Stone home
i'll East Pierre.
Mrs. John Eisenman of Harold and
her guests, Mr.. and Mrs, Nick Eisen-
man of Mishicot, Wis were Pierre
visitors Tuesday,
Jas. Monkhouse and a force of men
returned from near Canning Saturday,
having completed the work of erecting
a new bridge for the county.
Stanley Philips Of Fort Pierre tarried
in this city a few hours Wednesday af-
ternosn. He had just returned from
Sioux City, whittier he had been with a
consignment of fat cattle
Sioux Fails Argus Leader, l6: Karl
Goldsmith, q member of the Pierre
law firm of Horner, Martens & Col t.
smith, was a Sioux Falls visitor look
ing after some legal matters.
Today is a typical Thanksgiving day.
There was a light snow, driven by a
northwest wind early in the morning,
followed by clowdy skies and chilly
weather ali day. Most of the business
houses were closed, and the day was
unusually quiet.
Articles of incorporation have been
filed for the Corrington Abstract COM
pany of kadoka with a capital Of $40.
600. The incorporators are Chas. l..
Corrington, Gertie C~orrington and
VIM. Williamson, Jr.
Aberdeen Democrat: Congressman
Royal G. johnson departed yesterday
for Washington, D. c., to prepare for
the converting of congress on Deem
Der 6. His family had already preced-
ed him by several weeks.
A large number of Pierre people
went to the Indian school Friday
evening to take in the dedication Of
the new dining hall. The main ad-
dress was made by Chas. H. Burke.
The occasion was followed by a dance
and smoker.
Aberdeen Democrat; Doane Robin
was in the city yesterday hob mob
bing with the teachers. Doane is the
biggest mar in South Dakota-at least
official quarters in the state capital
about one-third the floor space
of that classical structure.