Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-12-23
A son was born Tuesday morning
to Rev. and Mrs. fl. @. Morton.

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Miss Evelyn Bartlett is home from
for a visit with home folks.
Miss Ivy Ash went to her home at
Sioux Falls yesterday to spend the
holidays.
Miss Grace Lockhart, a teacher in
the schools at Watertown, is home
for a vacation visit.
Miss Genevieve Truran, who is at
school at Uberlin. Ohio, is
home for the holidays.
Chas. McCatfree, immigration com
missioner, arrived home yesterday
from San Francisco.
Floyd Pyles. who has spent several
months in the vicinity of Chamberlain,
is home for an extended visit.
Ernest Jones of the state banking
department, has gone to his home at
Madison for a visit with homefolks.
Miss Sarah Beckwith, teacher in
the schools at Centervllle, is spend
ing the holidays at her home here.
Miss Beatrice Gates arrived home
fran Sioux Falls yesterday, where
she is a student at All Saints school.
Mrs. Thomas and daughter, Miss
Edna, returned last evening from a
several days stay in the Twin Cities.
Miss Florence Brown departed this
morning for Belle Fourche, where
she will spend several days at her
home.
Miss Winifred Krimbill has entered
the new Providence hospital at Faulk-
ton, where she will complete a course
in nursing.
The Moocher club gave a dance at
the st. Charles last evening, which was
greatly enjoyed by a large number of
young people.
Hugo Alleman, who is attending the
Vermillion university. arrived yester-
day and went out to his home north of
this city for a visit.
Miss Kelley, clerk at the Moore
store. left today for her home at
Dubuque, Iowa, where she will re
main over New Years.
f. j. McCaimont is home for the
holidays. He went to Rousseau to-
day to visit a school in which a daugh.
ter yields the scripter of command
Chas. Arendt, chief Of the Sioux Fall!
Fire department, dropped dead at hi
home in that city Tuesday. Arendt hat
gained considerable fame as a violin
maker.
A special delivery wagon for the dc
livery of parcel post packages has bee'
called into service by the postot1ic
department, thus relieving mail cal
riers of their b~urdensome loads durin,
the holiday rush.
Articles of Incorporation have bee
filed for the Faulkton Amusement com
pany at Faulkton with a capital {
$1,000. The incorporators are Leonar
A. Seaman, Hugh Turner and And
Boiler.
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pany, the largest personal health an
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world. See &. M. Livingstone, Pierr,
: S. D.-Advertisement.
j.. Krell, n of the many pros pc
Gus farmers near Blunt, was in I'll
city today doing his holiday buyir
of goods. He was accompanied /
Fred Wilson, who by the way, is
} lineal ~descendent of Woodrow Wi
; son.
A west bound passenger train
the Northwestern line was derailt
yesterday near Brookings, causing
! delay of ten hours in the arrival
the regular train at this static
West bound passenger trains on tt
: North-W Western roads are regularly
regular.
Lead Call: Although totally bin
; Attorney Ole Flow found a peck
book on the seat of one of the coach
t Of the Northwestern train. He h
just taken his seat when his hand car
in contact with the purse, which co
t tanned over SO. 1t was returned
y the owner. a young woman of Dee
u wood.
ID. Zimmerman, a millionaire Ca
tIeman of Summerset, Pa, has pa
the highest leasing price for reserV
ton land ever received in the Che
enne Indian reservation, paying 81.
per head per year. Zimmerman b
secured the western half of the reese
walton for grazing purposes and "
range hundreds of his Diamond 4
cattle.
= Onida Watchman: w. b. Spea
yesterday sold his quarter secti'
northeast of town to r. j. DOughE