Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-12-16
Guy Carey and family of near Blunt
autoed to Pierre Saturday.

Mrs. w. w. Bennett of Bookings,
was a Capital city visitor yesterday.
Mrs. f. A. K~leinschmidt of Blunt.
visited in the city over Sunday with
friends.
Emil Samuelson returned yesterday
from a several weeks stay on the Pa
cifc coast.
Miss Vivian Rathmell left today for
a visit with friends at Mitchell and
other points.
Judge l.. E. Cummings went over to
Righmore yesterday, and is due to re-
turn today.
Miss Gladys Bennett entertained the
Happy Hearts Guild at her home Sat
urday afternoon.
Judge w. G. Rice and r.. n. Ogden
of Deadwood, were in the city Monday
on legal business.
Mrs. NJ. E. Washburn departed Sun
day for Los Angeles, where she will re-
main during the winter.
The Kings Daughters were enter
tanned at the Mccoy home last eve
ming by Misses Eva Stevenson end
Lelah Mccoy.
Three buffalo from the Scotty Philip
herd were shipped east yesterday for
the holiday trade, having been butch
cred Monday.
Miss Mamie SAINT and John Dem
mon, both of Fort Pierre, were unit
ed in marriage by Rev. Smith Tues,
day afternoon.
Geo. Harry arrived yesterday from
Colorado and went out to the home of
his brother, VIM Harry near Okobo
10, for a holiday visit.
H. M. Straight, druggist, is offering to
Holiday shoppers a choice line of goods
suitable for holiday gifts. Call and note
the display of articles.
Frank Wells of Winner, passed
Sunday and Monday in Pierre. Mr.
Wells is a candidate for railroad
commissioner from the western dis.
trict.
Protect your income by taking ar
accident insurance policy with the
Continental Casualty company.-G
M. Livingstone, Agent, Pierre, S. ID
Advertisement.
Mss Winters, one the three Red
Cross nurses who are in South Dakota
in the interest of the national associa
ton, will arrive tomorrow to remain i,
the city over Sunday.
Articles of incorporation have beer
filed for the Hill & Hill Abstrac,
Company at Parker with a capital O
800 900. The incorporators are G.. S
Hill, II. l. Clisby and Rodney Hill.
The r. A. M. last week elected th,
following officers for the year: Il. Il
F., j.. H. McCord; X, F. e. Hits
S G. G. Whitcber; treasurer, j. r.
Mcknight; secretary, f. S. Williams
Among the out of town teacher,
who were in the city Friday and Sat
urday to take the teachers examina
lions were: Misses Eta McGaffee
Opal Barber VERNE Battray, Ereki
Exc and john Boyle and Clifford Nc
Kee.
Do you carry Accident Insurance
If you do not be sure to get a polio,
with the Continental Casualty com
pany, the largest personal health ant
accident insurance company in th
world. See g. NJ. Livingstone, Pierre
S. D.-Advertisement.
During the months Of September
October and November, the Contra
Dakota mill at Arlington ground
total of 1865 900 bushels of wheat, o
an average of So. 600 bushels a month
The mill is running day and nigh
and employees tWenty-three people.
The flow of Christmas shoppers t
Moore's dry goods house is approachin
a rush. Very handsome goods in all line
are artistically displayed there, and Gus
toners can readily find the article suita
BILE to their liking. The assortments Their
are large and customers are given the Al
%tention that pleases. This store is moth
ing short of Holiday Shoppers delight.
A telegram has been received b
Gov. Byrne. from o. S. Straus, chair
man of the commission for relic
of Belgium, which denies the state
ment sent out that there was no ful
Their need for relief In Belgium, an
that the coming of winter shows til
need to be as great as at any time
Collections are being urged throug
the several state committees whic
will go toward clothing, shoes, etc
for the suffering Belgians.
The new Providence hospital a
Faulkton was dedicated Tuesday
Tho officers Df tho ipstitptiop or