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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-03-24

2auoets itsrite oanife 9aptitme-
nig6eo / albert 9ea. Minn., fri
Der pReform" al Is. os., 0eotog
paa ct RenigbeOsmeoe / oenne llge
Of finite 0en befenote gamle oanife
guptiitfirfe / Charts @rope til iel-
be gpen, nGiteu Ell Mils Bel Man-
ee, iprlig De GlOite. piI0e neoig 9sre
GoranOringen. Get er oen iterite
0anife gaptiimeniabeo 8eroen.
iiaer Blaoet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-03-24
greu fra SOpan.
5maahna.
gar. 90.

Get CT belt mOerligt Al laBge
Dt9rte I'll Den Stole imaa tilipnela.
oen0e ubetpoelige Iing ipiller. en
iattig aone maugleoe en- @ang
Snter III Srofoiten, bun ienote oa
i'm Sen ben til en- 0abo Tor At la.
ne lot oa ban fom Der, mantte
ban oente lot, on man Iige Dar peo
At laie q 9rep; 0rengen 6erte oa,
al Der milianis piloe bIiDe en- le0iB
4la0s PEG oct militPre afaoemi
sam 1T Smsret, men Dan 1T ogiaa
oeane ledge Blaos, JON ban itrofs
aniegte ON. Og ReiuItaterne par.
Al Sp0itaterne maatte BUTTE nn0er,
Dr. 5oreneoc Stnter peobleo At pGre
Ell 5eIbeo, Tor Den iattile 8reul,
Der laonte Smer bin Moraen par
General Grant.
ooao ON bans Mooer fife boo.
Dc m%analet Smer ben @orgen2 Saa
bnooe 9erren, ser itnrer alt. nel
iaaet noaen nnoen @nleouina ior
ben lille ltlnsies til Den 0a1 Al
qua III Raboens. % Der bere Oct
9reo. Der beitemte belle bans 'enere
9i0, % oermeO ogiaa De 6oreneoe
Staters Sfpbne.
ri Ter cite Oisie imaa 1ina her.
noe. Ser liae ct Bar. 6orleon par
9ait. 9onemuro 6erne0e / anma.
moto for Al prq0ife en- aften. Sel
oil6e gerne bon ifliloe hare iHloi
Hns, oa je1 pi0ite. at ban o.loe
.aipe Dem noaet, Der par upro a
hare. Sci TOO GA noe paa @aoen 81
iuobeo noen @erionsanieelie hoer
cncite iorbignoenoc. airfeu blco "a.
iao inlo.
Man9e imilte Iiot 0o 0enne Id.
la4iOinB. nogle par li0t toioliom
me ON Seniigten. men nhsiIiae par
oeg life en- cneite. 9lanot Dem. Der
life gif mo Dor ire 4oIitibetiente.
De fnnoc life fsr oeres 4liaters
Sfplo. g'en ii Mimiter ieaere fom
oen enc iorpuitet lsbeuoe iiIbaae
meo 1T Sort "a iortalte oa. at ban
nof oioite boa0 oct oar at blipe
9riiten 6or ire Mar iioen oar ban
enoo1 Fl beitemt paa oct men ina
blep ban iorilpttet % iioen bopoe
ingen tali Fl Orb til BAN ier i III
ten. Den M ifil0e oct bpre 4Ioor
8ct bar pitt ia, at ppre 4Ipor
San or M blepen 0sbt. o. / ell ia.
bobp, boor bans 61Oer er blanot Sc
eoerite GmbeosmGno bar ban PED
oennes 6inlp ianet 3srene opIao
te. Sort ier SUI bar ieg 6ernoe
ianmen meo Qait. Infimoto qofa
let bar inlot al 5olf. iom bsrte me.
get serne o. bno os ON Al foumls
iaen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-03-24

40 aars 6eit. 3ions MenisbeO
2ocfgort, iom er beliggenoe pao
plfre 5ioe al BEN piotberemte Ranal
/ Gelplaines- Galen, ST., begpnote
III. nang.~ fit 40 Mars 5ubilamll
meo en- ftor llngOomsfeit JreOaa
Niten SEN 10. 6ebruar, og 0eroeS
fulofsrtes Organiiesineen al Des-
plaines BalleD Cutter 2engiIe, en-
8orening al oe forifelIige elitber'
Gorcninger / 2emoHt, eocfpOrt oa
Solicit. bpilfp clers ifitIOe bere til
peiire Chicago Diitriftets Cutter
Forbuno. 9l. a. bofot 8ait Ibeldn'
Der ct Dpperligt 6oreorag oDer Gm.
net: nMuiic in Dioine Borf6ip."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-03-24

At aetop 9ro9l for at bGo0e a9telie
ior i%aafalote 0peroroneoe bar ifiIt
5niferne oeo enfelte al oeres egne.
iom De piIoe iptte itor Rris paa At
6e6oIoe. Der er ANDRE 01ioler At
bu0oe aateIie ior OOeroroneoe peo
emo 9rpal og after Qrp8I.
Il bpor flmoe oi glemme - PED
iaaoan 2eilia6eo - Sen tpife stats
6or6oI6 I'll iine aolouier.
5nIferne fnloer BET iormooentlia
aultlr. ION Der itoreS I BET oauife
| Sen6erioaano. 9i falOer set 5nran.
nj. Men Set err iseu bette iamme
0elltdlano iiber allies" Der 1sres
gpfoenoe.
Men mon BET oog life er rigtigt,
at ben D~irfelige auItur eaer gioi.
liIation eler 8annelie gaar / Net
nina al at Tom bi oil. At andre
ifaI gre imoo os, iaaIeoes ifaI ri
gore imoo Dem. aItioa laoe 1piferne
bare Cor til at pare Snifere %
itnre Stat. iom Spifere snifer BET.
men oaiaa Ia0e 0anifere hare Sri.
heo I'll at Iepe. omsnns % / bet
6eIe taoet iorboIOe fla. Tom Sc en.
fer 0et2 ofp.
; iaa 9euieen0e er banoe Il. :.
u. % gnalano ct langt Stnffe ior.
an gnIfIano. Ser er set life Eta.
ten, Der hpooes paa Sn0iuioets 9e-
'foinin9. fife Sooe0Ianoet paa Be.
ii60eIierHes 9%efoitning. Rel Der
~reipefterer man Sn0ioiouaIiteten.
5aa0e 0et enfelte @enneifes q BET
enfelte 6olfeiIogs. Get faloer ri
3anaelie.
IL 0i0ere - 1ndr Der liles. Al
ri fan fare Al Ioiflano at itnre
Stat til itsrit 6oroel Tor ale. iaa
mencr ri. at BET. Ser peaes paa,
inarere er eien0ommelig i~ociaIi.
tiff enc eienoommeIia tnf 6or
soriat pil ui. pa 9lmeritanerue init
anoiies n lpre al Ipiflano ] iaa
9enieenoe. minSe ON. buao L. z
II. 5ar aiort til 5orOel ior ale.
3remeit a all / Den Retnina
itaar .5omeiteao "IoDen. Zen 5ar
aipet MHlioner ocriblanot bda.
De 1nife % 9nuife - Of iattiae. ar
5eioslpitue o. iremaobiaenoe Men-
ueifer anleoning til at fade ia ct
iel1itanoi9t Stem. ia j ri8ti8 man.
le Silial6e 9elitanO.
"a ON 1uifere % andre ooer.
aaar 9fmerifanere @rumoi9beo /.
.efs. / ct 0annooGrf. iaa itaar De
hlbaae Tor 4meritmerne / 0urti8.
REQ. / al ia uoeet ira 0aaaoen i
Ell 6art.
eaaoe mffc % ifanoinaDiife
5aan0parfere mao lore over igen,
naar Be foulmer til amerifa, % bet
er. isrit mar ben grunoiae euro.
par mar TART amerifanif Surtigbeo,
Al Der 6lioer 3p1tisbeo, Der ioriloar
noget.
Men 6oorior blipe Deo. Get fig
aer 10 / Soaens Rdtir, al ameri.
ia er ioran j mango Stpffer. ar.
beiosfraften bar oGret orr Der. iaa
man bar let iis moot til babe at
opiin6e arbeiosbeipnrenOe Ntaifiner
og at ioa meget no al ben bsitlen.
neoe arbeioer. Wlen ian itaar Zine.
rifa lige iaa natilrIigt tiIboge ! an
ore 5enieenoer, / SeuieenOe til alt
iaa6ant. iom nm IGres gennem er.
inrin9 % meo aarene.
-"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-03-24

tiIH. , Ofn II. DlnIfe j
@rpnier, iorOiif 9ere. Magt, g1p-
oelie % SilireositilIelie al 2i0en-
ifaberne. Oct Ipffes Dem maaife /
no8Ie Aar, iaa lPn9e en- lang 5rem-
ito loOer Dem alt, men Tor ben CANT
le. Den ubeI6re0eliae iDge. oen al
9ioet beorugne, iinoes ei mere en-
Q%torgenOag. d j ieIoe 9poelien
iper8er aIlereoe oeres baablsie ina
Re enoe. lloen llopoeIiabeo inoIpin.
Der 9ioets @aaoe iig / u~IsieIi8e
anu0er.
d, iom iegcr 9snnen i poel
girfiom6eo Tor 6oIf % Mfenueife.
lio6e0, fan fife itinle Tor iio ieIO
at De urbei0er Tor @Iemielen. Soa0
or Der tiI6n9e al oeres 8arf mar
oe life mere er til? st ioinoenoe
Aaon, npe uten0te arao % en- al
IigeDloige trampet @rap.
lloen FRO paa e. 9ip eiter Bette
tan Ri fife 5engioe os til De aoleite
9iosmaaI, eiter en9au8 iom alt BIZ
ger en0eligt, %iDiuoenoe. utilireOsitiI-
Ienoe. ct Spsrasmanl noen Soar
o. en- GiIpPrclie u6en Spor.
60ao er ct gin. ION or? sra.
pen i~Darer: ct baabIsit. iorgpnge.
ligt 8aabl 9}ei isae ariitns. st 9iu,
ION oer, er Sp0efornet ! Soroen.
Det ians / 6orfrunfelia6eo. BET op.
itoor / ltforfrpngeIigbeo, BET ioas
i Sfrsbeligbeo, oct opitaar j Strait
Seq er 0pitanOrIien % 9ioet. Zen,
iom tror paa mia. ifaI Ieoe. ON
ban emo oer.
0oiIfe Cro miot ! 8%orirngelig-
6eQcn. Sea ioreihller mig. at peo
6isie Cr0 ifplDeor 9iergeie. Rat.
ten Iuite ca ct onbt 9etteliens Sut
aenuemrisIe0e belle Sfa6nngen Ge.
oens Sf1gge er finn 9ioets @or
aenlra. 3Goielen5 aonae tilbeocr
eiuefs Serre 81 iulobproer bon5
9prf.
lloen uosoeIiat Tn aar @nos
Sfabning en- Selbm50ii9elie
Observation-Disclosures iiaer rs,
at life ct atom a Stoiiet
iorgoar. men fuu filter 3orm.
d Sen euo6oarne. en- be5erifeaoe
aano. ifuloe alene oare moerta.
itet Observation-Disclosures eooi 0oor
meaet omfrina os oisner Tie ier
in 1iO. osr i i'm 9ita8e. ilnttcr
nfulobDroet % ueo ea0 iffe Al oe
bar Ie0et.
llopOelig5eOcu alenf 5eiaarer a.
lie Spergsmoal lsier ale iiiiDueld
oenoe ulsiclige @aaoer 81 aabnsr
Ell enoeles ri lloiiat 10 ooer Del
merfe SorbGn1, b1or aart aorti1
neoe ioroiife 2ie finn Ter 1aaae on
Qot. lloeoeImbe0ea er .Aetois1e0.
Tom OF @atmbiertilheo. lloen Ocn
uar @uo life aGrliaheoen. men zen
lmeiul0e. Notwithstanding
Sfqbne.
III. iom I Iette 1anfer leler ms0
ssoroeliDets forte Rinnfier. iom ON
De par uopiliocIiae. minoes. at on
ffboer mes Stremmen I'D MOO et
en0eleit Sap "a on. JON %beora8es
Tor SorOliDets mobiIotc enffe. on
iom trGncr, iortpioler. infer
og life mere iormaar al reiie Oi8
op. lsit Dit taareinlote elif MOO
Del m%rnoelise hiniiOes oct. iom Di
fafocr en0ell. men JON fun er &c.
gDnoelien. % on ifal gennem 1aa-
rerne ie @rpet al Ell M Moraen,
bDor Solen alori9 aaar neo.
8. i. s.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-03-24
Officiel Benautelse

INGEN KRIGSSKAT paa Homestead"
Land ! Canada. Rygtet ON. At der skull.
de leggcs Krigsskat paa Homestead
Land ! det vestlige Canada, oR som or
vidt udbredt ! Staterne or flask. Der nm
des ingcn saadan skat. og man har al
deles like sinde at paalegge nogen
saadan. w. d. SCOTT,
Supt. of immigration.
Ottawa. Can. IS. Mar. 1918.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-03-24

Bat. 5. Z. AieIien % 9uitru
onfom efter en- beba8elig 8eiie ira
Sapan til San 5raneisco Sirsoag
Den Is. Wlarts.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-03-24

arbcioe. bois 6rugter utuiuliomt
oiI 6Iipc I'll 9Dtfc % 8eIiignelie ior
os 0anife iaapeliom Tor pore Stam'
mefrpnoer.
BOIL SoIm trup.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-03-24

ltroer GrsfteIie al en- sfrtifeI /
bets 5palter. betitlet yMeIigiss In.
6~erpisnina | amerifanife lfniberiite-
TER flyer Aim. Qlrtb. SiirDep1 bl.
d.: en- an6cn aenoseernine bger
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-03-24
HILSEN FRA HJEnnET.

vi sender Is importerede Prospekt
kort pragtfmlde Farver fra de skan
dinayiske Lande OF ,.Iiiastreret IA
mile Journal" ! 3 Maaneder, SAINT
en- ny F~ortegnelse over mango Tu
sinde interessante Boyer der NJ sal
ees iii betydeiigt nedsatte Priser.
fit IN enhyer som sender o. Navn
% Adresse paa 20 Mend eller Kvin
der som interesserer sig for god Lees
ninQ, og 10 Cents i sslv eller Frimar-
ker oil Porto.
c. Rasmussen Publishing Company,
720 9Th Street Co,
Minneapolis, MINI.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-03-24

sfrmer 1uifcrne a 2iiten. 4a'
Iris, iG Marts. Orr nar nj Iuife.
re, iom uar We0lemmsr al oct
miranife Observation-Disclosures. &c lire
Hoite blco { Mites itrsaet Al 9iiten.
7ct uar Groiesiorerne pom 9a3er
T Munhen. @aIoeper / Berlin. ii.
ltel / Berlin. on alein. @sttinaen.
st gltteutot paa Qianoren. Rem
gorf, 10. Norts. } 6oritaoeu @itt-
tcnbura motraf Mites IN efsplo.
ion. Tom soelaaoe Nanorens 5us.
anaen Tom til Sfaoe Nouoren al
ifcSqeoe @uttenbura Rolitiimrfe
paa cite @an6 Tor rs 0'aaneocr
ii6en neo 6eu Wotinerina, at ben
par ~operrlsoig. 8olitiet bragte ga
aen for 3etten. boor ben oerierer
for IfSen. 9omben ~erplooereoe,
meoens 9olitiet boIot lit oarIige
BAL.
Ii6lia 9oar. eroofiton. Niinn.
%. Rarts. 3armerne / Reo 9iioer
GaIen bar ullere6e beann6t at gere
iin iur0iae Tor 5oraarsarbeioet.
iom antaaeIia blioer tioligere / aGr
emo ipOoonlia Sneen er iuloitRil-
6i9 bortc.
Get Ter io til eiter ~inObeuteoe
0plnsninaer. at Rnisarealet oil
blipe meaem 80 o. 30 Rrocent
itsrre I DuIen emo I 3ior, og Der
er Settlementer. boor Oct bIioer 70
@onae iaa tort Ogiaa aIiaIia'
oq a~leoerareaIet bliuer itsrre, %
oet Iamme or 1ilinloet meo aar.
toiielarealet, meoens Der life oil
blBe iaaet mere Smoaipo meO limb
taaeIie al Socoe. 6ois areal bIiOer
en- Smule minore. Ter er opplsiet
mere 9anO ! Mar. END 3iliaI0et par
/ 1914.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-03-24

Naar LRserne h%enyender sig til Folk
som averterer / Bladet, enten for at
kobe hos dem eller for at faa o~plysning
ON det averterede, bedes de altid m
tale. at de saa Avertissementet | dette
Blad. bet vii were til gensidig Ststte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-03-24

Entered at Blair Post Office as second
class matter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-03-24

Advertising rates made known upon
application.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1915-12-23
MANNER OF GIVING PRESENTS
Simple Little Embellishments Such as
Ribbons. Seals and Holly Count
for Much.

At no time does the manner OF do
Ing a thing count for 80 much as at
the time OF Christmas giving, aud
while In a few instances there are
those who oyerdo the outward embei-
lishment OF gifts, nom OF us now like
to offer the simplest little remem.
bTance unless wrapped In %spotless pa
per, tied with gay ribbons and adorned
with bright seals expressing merry
greetings.
And this Is as 1t should be for the
holiday season gains u great deal OF
cheeriness and 2est from the multi
plicity of %beribboned white parcels
Whisking to and fro, and We do not re-
greet the passing OF the yellow paper
bundle of our grandmotheT's day.
But the attractive appearance OF the
gift Is not all that counts. We must be
careful OF the how and when and
where of presenting it
The time that custom more and
more sets apart for the exchanging OF
gifts among friends is Christmas eve,
any lllut HUN uuoh " III Dut
Christmas day itself is sacred TO pre-
senting gifts within the family circle,
Some families put all the gifts iii
the library or living room, in separate
piles, and then. after a deliberate
breakfast, they all walk in and open
the packages in the presence of each
other.
Never give a gift in person II you
can contriye TO send 1t or put II where
1t will be found awaiting the recipient
when he or she is alone, for when re
ceived In this way the gift makes its
strongest appeal to ones appreciation
In giving money, even to near rela-
tiyes, the utmost care hould be taken
to give 1t in the most delicate way
possible; especially II you know the
money Is needed,
One OF the cleyerest ways Is to take
a tiny Japanese umbrella, place the
money in a paper bag and, after roll
ing and tying the bag around the up
per part of the handle underneath.
close the umbrella over 1t and tie with
narrow ribbon.
Another good way is to present an
attractive little booklet with a check
or a g%reenback for q bookmark, writ
ing on the fiyleaf, note page IA
Turning to see what Is noted. the
fresh new paper money is seen and
the recipient appreciates the amer
of its presentation no less than the
material benefit.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1915-12-23
A French Custom,

In France children place their
shoes before the mantlspiece. in an
ticipatiou OF q visit from Father
Christmas.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1915-12-23
: "Christmas Past"

II was indeed a gracious time, and
as We read Of the revels and cere-
monies and lind foolish beliefs of
Christmas Past, We might regret what
We have lost In this tanner and less
picturesque age. ii we did not know
that never before in history was
Christmas kept 30 truly and heartily
in the spirit OF the day as 1t is now.
We have dropped a good many rude
and some pretty customs, but We have
gained q broadening spirit Of almost
universal charity. a feeling OF real
brotherhood, that is perhaps none the
less real that 1t is held in check a
good deal during the rest OF the year.
Charles Dudley Warner.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-01-07
CHANGES AT THE COURT HOUSE

The county board of commissioners
convened Tusday in regular session,
and the new board organized by the
election of j. f. Scholz, as chairman.
This position was rendered to j. P.
Y~oungberg, but that gentleman re-
fused to accept the same.
Henry German of Harold and j.
F. Scholz of Pierre are the new mem
bers upon the board.
The retiring member of the board,
S. A. McGaffee, was one of the best
and ablest men that ever occupied a
position upon the board. He advo-
Gated efficiency and economy in coun-
ty affairs, and to him much credit is
due for the present happy condition
of our %county's financial condition.
But one change occurred in the
court house, S. j. Wood, as register
of deeds, got up and gave his seat to
Lawrence Lawler. The latter began
his official career on Tuesday, which
we hope will reflect credit upon him
self and the electorate.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-01-07
LAUGHLIN-MARTIN

Cupid entered the quiet sanctum of
the doctors office and thereby caused
another venture on the ship of mat
rimony when Miss Florence Laughlin
and DR.. FL. B. Martin were quietly
Joined in the bonds of holy wedlock
at o O'Clock this morning. Rev. Faith
er Harry of Highmore performing the
ceremony which made them one.
Miss Ruby Laughlin, sister of the
bride, was BRIDES maid and Albert
Laughlin, a brother, vas groomsman.
The bride is we'll and favorably
liked by many in this vicinity, hav-
ing performed the duties as clerk in
Volek's store for the past six months
where she made many friends.
The groom is also widely known in
this end of the county not only by
his profession but by his genial and
good fellow manner. He has been
practlcing medicine in this vicinity
for about six years.
The newly-weds expect to leave
this afternoon for points in the east
for a short honeymoon trip, and will
be at home to their many friends in
the house now occupied by Nels
Christensen, where they will go tc
housekeeping after March 1st.-Har-
rold Journal.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-01-07
THE GOVERNORS MESSAGE

Governor Byrne in his message to the
1lth biennial session of the South Da
kota legislature, reviews the work Of
the state government during the past
two years and gives his ideas of what
laws should be eracted by the present
session.
He places the estimated OF
the state for the next two years at 49,
500. 900 and asks the legislature to keep
within the limit. He shows that the
state expense was reduced 800, 900 the
past two years and says that the pres
emit debt Of S410. 900 can be wiped out
with the regular levy Of ! mill.
The abolishment Of Capital punish
ment in the state and a more humane
treatment Of prisoners is urged by the
governor. and he commends the change
81 the penitentiary which allows the
prisoners 70 converse during meals. The
governor is9in favor of road work for
the convicts and recommends the abol-
ishment Of convict labor at the penlten-
tiary.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-01-07
AN INDIAN

The marriage of Miss Mary Brave
and John Waldron Frazier, which took
place at the home of the brides pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Brave, at
Lower Brule yesterday, was a very in
tie resting affair.
Governor and Mrs. Byrne and the
governors secretary went down from
here by auto to attend, and Bishop
Biller came up from Sioux Falls to per-
form the ceremony.-Dakotan.
Within a few days the state will no
doubt be asked by Mr.. Byrne to pay
the expense of the governor and party
incurred in attending this wedding. =
Pierre Free Press, Oct. /, 1914.
Pierre. S. D., Oct. /, 1914.
STATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA,
To A. Bruner, DR..
For Supplies or Labor, Office of Gov
ernor.
Sept. %, Automobile hire, Fit. Pierre
to FIT. Hale and return, 1865
miles at zoe per mile 300. 90
ITO address settlers and Lower Brule
Indians assembled at ranch of Ben
Braye.)
Nov. Id, 1914.
A. Bruner, Fl. Pierre, S. d.
Dear Sir:-Return herewith voucher
for S33 90, covering auto trip Ft.
.
Pierre to Ft. Hale for governor, Sep
TENDER 23rd.
Our understanding is that this trip
was made by the governor for the pur-
pose of attending an Indian wedding,
therefore the expense is not a charge
against the state.
We also return voucher for $50. 60,
auto trip Ft. Pierre to Wood, as it
does not show nature of business re-
curing the trip. Yours truly,
H. B. Anderson, Auditor.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-01-07
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS

E. A. Platts, an attachee of the
state banking department, departed
today for the east.
Pierre Hook and Ladder company
will give a masquerade ball at the
auditorium February Ia.
Mrs. John l.. Pyle, president of
the South Dakota Equal Franchise
league, was an arrival today from
Huron.
H. l.. Candy, congressman-elect
from the third district, was in Pierre
the first of the week, returning to his
home Wednesday night.
Lawrence Lawler, register of deeds,
and sister, Mrs. Clifford, have moved
to Pierre from Blunt and are occupy
ing the Sherman residence.
M. t. Devine received a telegram
today announcing the serious illness
of his father at Wilson, Wis. Mr..
Devine will depart for that place
tomorrow.
Miss Anna Wilson has resigned her
position with the state railway com
mission and left today for Aberdeen,
where she has accepted a position
with the Dakota Central Telephone
company.
The county officers took their oath
of office Tuesday, the only new Off
GER being the register of deeds, Law
renee Lawler, who succeeded S. j.
Wood. Mr.. Wood will assist in the
office for a short time, or until Mr..
Lawler gets familiar with the routine
of work.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-01-07
By a. q. ~sATTERLEE.
oCoONTY OFFICIAL PAPER
The INAUGURAL BALL
AND BIG RECEPTION

The brilliant governors reception
and bali was held in the rotunda and
adjacent corridors Of the state house
Tuesday night, with the people OF the
state the joint guests of the state Of
fcials and the peopla3pf Pierre. BY
eight o'clock the man floor and bal
comics were crowded.
The reception, held in the COVER
nor's reception room, lasted for over
two hours. Each guest was greeted
at the door by G. K. Sellers, the gov
ernor's secretary, who introduced
them to Governor..and Mrs.Byrne, af-
ter which he was taken in hand by an
usher who introduced him to the re
ceiving line; Governor Frank Byrne,
Mrs. Byrne, Francis Byrne, Lieuten,
ant Governor Norbeck, Mrs. Norbeck,
Presiding Judge Mccoy, Mrs. Mccoy,
Judge Smith, Miss Agnes Smith, Mrs.
3. g. Smith, jr., Judge Whiting,
Mrs. Whiting, Judge Gates, Mrs.
Gates. Judge Policy, Mrs. Policy.
Secretary Frank Rood, Mrs, Rood,
Miss Rood, Auditor Handlin, Mrs.
Handlin, Ex-Auditor FL. b. Henderson,
Treasurer Ewert, Mrs. Ewert, Attor.
ney General Caldwell, Mrs. Caldwell,
Superintendent Lugg, Com missioner
Hepperle. Mrs. Hepperle, and Rail-
way Commissioners Dougherty, Rob.
inson and Murphy and their wives
Governor and Mrs. Byrne for the
state Of South Dakota and MI. and
Mrs. Il. l.. Stevens for the city of
Pierre, then led the grand march,
followed In order by the officers nam
ed above and the many guest. Dance
music was then played by the Max
Frolic Orchestra, while the staid citi.
xens and legislators tangoed and dip
ped on the stone floor Of the rotunda
and corridors. Hundreds witnessed
the spectacle from the galleries.