Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-12-23
Mr.. and Mrs. 0. Haugen of Clark,
passed Tuesday in Pierre.

ler school duties at Minneapolis,
DIR. H. T. Kenney went to Murdo
Tuesday on professional business.
Miss Cora Bartlett is home from
for a visit with homefolks.
Fred Christensen of Huron, was in
the city Tuesday or a short business
Mrs. Horace Howes of Midland, is
the week with relatives in
Pierre.
f, L. Alderman came down from
Rapid City Monday on a short bust
ness visit.
Miss Hortense Pettyjohn went to
her home at Harold Monday to spend
the holidays.
Walter Truran arrived from Madl-
son, Wis, Saturday for a visit with
homefolks.
Ernest Dennison arrived Tuesday
from Lead, and is a guest al the w. S.
y Br!en home.
Mrs. E. E. Hittle went to Huron
Tuesday to remain over Christmas for
a visit with relatives.
DIR. G. C. P%ilkington arrived Tues
day from Parker to attend a meeting
of the state live stock board.
Eldon Anderson came in from
B~rookings Monday, where he is at
tending the Agricultural college.
Chas. t. Hyde returned Monday
from a two weeks business trip to
Superior, Wis, and other points.
The Congregational Sunday School
will hold their Christmas tree and
program at the church tomorrow
evening.
Miss Geneva Stealey, who is a stu
dent at the Aberdeen Normal, arriv-
ed home Monday for a visit at her
home near this city.
Mrs. j. w. Laughlin returned Mon
day from Watertown, where she
spent several days in the interest of
the Degree of Honor.
The marriage of Mrs. AIDA Colby
and Frank Sanger was solemnized at
the Baptist church Saturday evening
Rev. Morton officiating.
Protect your income by taking an
accident insurance policy with the
Continental Casualty company.-G.
II. Livingstone, Agent, Pierre, 5. d.
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j. E. Temmy, editor of the Onlds
Waterman. was in the city Tuesday
shopping. He was accompanied By
Prof. Cham, principal of the higl
schools in that thriving town.
Misses Nora and Delta Tumble
Students at Huron college, arrived
Saturday and went out to their home
north of this city to spend the holi
day vacation.
Mrs. f. r. Cock and mother werl
arrivals from the east Monday, re
naming in the city until yesterda,
when they proceeded to the former
home at Belle FouFche.
Fred Warrington of West Fork, ha,
a finger amputated from his left ham
at the hospital Saturday. Mr.. Mar
rington had his hand severely injure,
in a saw, which necessitated the an
putation of a finger,
Miss Florence Elwell arrived las
week from Swanton, Ohio, for an e,
tended visit at the j. G. Merrill home
but on sunday received a Telegram
announcing the death of her father
leaving Monday on her return tri
home.
The members of the Girls club Ell
!, joyed a Chriatmas tree and entertain
ment at their club last Thursday eve
ming. The event was held at ar earl
date as many of the members depar
r ed Saturday for their hold y vac;
tions.
Okobojo Times: Word has been r.
Y ceived here of the death of Mrs. WI
d Grosclose at Helena, Montana. Mr.
Groseclose was formerly Miss Ann
Snyder of Grandview township, al
her father, brother and a host
q friends here, mourn her untime
n death.
Miss Alice Lnmley entertained
, large number of little friends at h'
home Friday afternoon in honor
# her Sth birthday. Her guests preaen
ed her with many membranes ar
, after a couple of hours of entertain
ment a delicious luncheon was serve
which included a dainty birthds
cake.
The returns made to the state gan
department show that just 200 de-
were killed in this state this year.
e these 40 were bucks and 90 doe
While a few of the deer killed fell
the rifles of hunters from The easter