Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-12-30
Miss Marie Moore is "a guest of ac-

Miss Ethel Schaap spent Sunday
with homefolks at Blunt.
r. w. Munson Of Midland, was a
Pierre visitor Tuesday.
Father Harrington will conduct
services at Blunt January Sth.
Miss Ruth and Leonard Purcell are
spending the week with relatives at
Huron.
Arthur Christensen of Bancroft,
is spending the week with friends in
Pierre.
Mrs. Guy Ericsson left Sunday for
Omaha, where she will visit with
relatives.
Miss Sophia DeLand went to Min
neapolis yesterday for a several days
visit.
G. Ii. Henry, deputy state fire
marshal, was an arrival today from
Platte.
Miss Katherine and Joe Peterka of
Hlghmore, visited with friends here
yesterday.
Miss Minnie Rowley went to Huron
Friday for a several days visit at
her home there.
Mrs. Elizabeth Wilkinson of Wa
tertown, is spending the week with
relatives IN Pierre.
Robert Clark, formerly of this city,
is reported as seriously i'll at his
home in Sioux Falls.
A son was born at the hospita,
Monday to Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. New.
lin of Peoria Bottom.
Miss RUBY McDearmond has re.
turned from a several days visit al
her home at Faulkton.
Immigration Commissioner Chas
McCaffree has gone to Brookings OIL
a short business visit.
C. c. Bennett left Monday for Oma
ha, where he joined Mr.. and Mrs. j
A. Davy for Tampico, Mexico.
The local fremen will hold their 3Stl
annual ball at the auditorium on tn,
night of Wednesday, January 10.
Fred Steele and family will leav
next week for western Mississippi
where they will make their home.
Fred Hepperle, state land commits
%sioner, and son, Herbert, left MOI
day for Eureka on a short bushes
trip.
F. A. Dudley of Sioux Falls and M
V. Masters of Spencer are in the cit
on matters before the state bankin
department.
f. A. Rademacher, who travels TO
the Park-Davis Drug Co., of Sion
Falls, has been transferred to tn
Sioux City territory.
!, Miss Caroline Bergeson departe
Friday for her home at Lake Presto
where she remained over Chris
mas with homefolks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferguson and daugi
ter, who have been guests at the L,
man home. departed the first of I'll
: week for their home in Iowa.
Protect your income by taking a
accident insurance policy with tt
Continental Casualty company II
, M. Livingstone, Agent, Pierre, S.
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The work of the national banking d
partment on the books of the failed n
tional bank at Bristol will be complet,
next week. The shortage will be appro
imately $4,000
9 Forrest Eager, practicing law
Onida, came to Pierre last Friday a.
passed Christmas with his parents. M
Eager is meeting with good success
the practice of his profession.
J. Among the Pierre students pick
y for the All State High school foo
ball teams are: First Eleven, III
!, man, right guard; Carpenter, IL
end. Second Eleven, Laird, left hi
O tackle.
The Sons of Veterans have elect
lie officers for the year as follow
Commander, H M. Reed; senior vi
m commander, B. S. Payne; junior vi
commander, Archie Nelson; sec
m tary, Carl kalston.
1T Gov. Byrue has appointed A.
lie Beaumont of Madison a member
s. the state live stock commission
succeed Frank r. Cock, resignt
Mr.. Beaumont is appointed as sec
Ia tary o. the commission.
m Do you carry Accident Insuran'
ed Ii you do not be sure to get a pol
an with the Continental Casualty &C
it pany, the largest personal health a
on accident insurance company in
b. world. See G. M. Livingstone, Pier
ly S. D.-Advertisement.