Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-10-28

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Judge L. E. Gaffy returned vest er
dsy from a business trip to Montana
Edward Odemark made a trip by
auto to Kirley, Stanley county, Mon
day.
Miss Kathryn Nordvald arrived
home today from an extended stay in
Minneapolis.
Pierre won the game of football
with Fort Pierre Saturday, the cor
being 80 to O..
Mrs. G. r. Beals was released from
the hospital today and departed for
her hone at Miller.
The Crystal theatre will open OIL
Saturday night under the manage
ment OF Alva Brown.
Mss Swihart went out to her home
at Ca.'a Saturday after a several
DAYS visit at the Thorne home.
Mrs. Fred Christianson and chill
dren went to Huron last week for a
severa. days visit with friends.
A lighter was born Tuesday to
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Olson of Hur-
Oh AZ ne Wilson home in East Pierre.
G" Hess came up from Blunt
Moe, to accompany his mother,
M.s. AAna Hess, home from the hos
pltal.
Heater the Carnegie library will
he O Sunday afternoons as a read
;na n, but no books will be given
out.
Kisses Alice and Grace Hartwell,
teachers in the schools at Midland
and Cwanka, spent Sunday at their
home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. Wegner return
Saturday from Minneapolis, from
which place they drove home a fine
new auto.
Mrs. W. j.. Parry departed today
fer Glendive, Montana, where she
will visit with her husband and a
daughter.
Ed Creenough left Tuesday for his
home at Lake Preston, after a several
days visit with his brother, Louis
Greenough.
F. D. Medley and mother, who
Snont gouaro1 n o No at fho u rlJ,,k Nov
home, left Monday for their home at
Sioux Falls.
Fred Mueller, deputy state insur-
ance commissioner, AMI Guy Barton,
examiner, left Saturday for Chicago
on official duties.
Mrs. ]. II. McCord is entertaining
the members of the Womans Mission
circle of the Baptist church at her
home this afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. w. S. Dudley, Mr..
and Mrs. Il. K. March and Mr.. and
Mrs. H. M. Reed spent Sunday at the
Corey ranch near Wendte.
Postmaster Holm and Albert Heg-
glund LEFT Monday for the east, Chi
cago being the objective point. They
expect to return Monday.
immigration Commissioner Chas.
McCaffree and wife and Mrs. Lew w.
Sandys leave tomorrow for a visit at
the Paiama-Paciic exposition.
1t is a question which is bringing
in the most dimes, the picture show
with 1.-The serial beautiful" or the
breakfast food company with "the
cereal be- 'thful."
Jack rabbit hunting at night by the
use of automobile head lights, is one
OF the popular sports among farm
boys north of the city. One party of
four near Okobojo, secured twenty
rabbits in {. little over an hour.
The Central South Dakota Poultry
associate held a meeting at the
county aHditor's office Tuesday eve
ming, whsn a premium list for the
next polttry show to be held the
second week in January was arrang-
ed.
The district convention of the De-
gree O onor will be held at St.
Law tomorrow. Those from
p'er-- } will attend are Mary N.
f1rs. d treasurer; Ida M. Nell
son, past chief of honor, Mrs. Albert
Heg@'uud, Mrs. Guthrie and Mrs. l.
Il. DotsGl.
SOL e between Saturday night
tni morning the offices of 7.
I. L.. N. B. Gearhart, physi-
clans and FL. M. Isenberg and w. H.
Tweeoie, dentists, were visited by
what is supposed to be "dope fiends''
as the small quantities of cocaine and
morphine which we're in stock were
carried of. No trace of the thief or
thieves has been secured.
For alleged unwarranted use of the