Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-12-30

Mr.. and Mrs. I. j. Brown were
up from Blunt Friday.
Fred Williams transacted business
matter at Blunt Tuesday.
Miss Wingra Westover spent Sun
day with homefolks near Blunt.
Earl Pickenpaugh of Midland, spent
Sunday in the city with friends.
W. w. Waite came up from Blunt
Tuesday on a short business visit.
G. l.. Nicholson came down from
Redtield Monday on a short business
visit.
VIM, Mower arrived yesterday from
Minnesota points for a visit with his
family.
DR.. B. M. Hart and Rev. Trodie of
Blunt, were Capital city visitors
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Eggers of
Gettysburg, were Pierre visitors yes
terday.
Attorney Brown and wife of Philip,
spent Sunday at the Hartley home in
East Pierre.
viii Lockhart returned to Aber-
deem Monday, following a short visit
at his home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Koose of La
Motto, Ia, are guests at the j. L.
O'Donnell home.
Miss Carrie Grenard left Sunday
for Minneapolis, where she will at
tend business college.
Miss Lille Bowen entertained the
Monday Musical at her apartments at
the st. Charles Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry King returned
to their home at H;ghmore Sunday
after a short visit at the Clifford
home.
M. Ii. O'Brien, insurance commits
sioner, returned yesterday from a
holiday visit at his home at High
more.
40 acres alfalfa $50 per acre. 80
acres Of which 80 acres are in alfalfa
$50 per acre.. H. Johnson, Fort
Pierre.
Miss Hazel Johnson, a clerk a
Moores' store, spent Christmas will
relatives near Canning, returning tt
the city Monday.
Complaints are coming from sec
tions west of the river that wolves
have already commenced their prey
ing upon cattle and sheep.
c.. II. Lien and Louis Jacobs of TIL
state bank guaranty commission, re
turned Tuesday from a visit at thei
homes at Sisseton and Lennon.
Miss Muriel Eakin of Blunt am
Miss Lucille Pettyjohn of Harold
attended the 1915 class banquet a
the st. Charles last evening.
: Will Starkey, wba has spent sever
> al days at his home here, left Sunda
/ for a visit with a brother at Roches
ter before his return to Idaho.
f For Sale-Fine all tlllabie 800 acr
tract, Sec. l0ll176 and N. w. "A Il
1l1-76 Hughes Co. S. D., only 6 mile
/ from Blunt, write: Lock Box II
Cook, Nebraska. Adv.
t Mrs. e. NJ. Quinn was summone
to Blunt last week by the serious il
ness of her sister, Mrs. b. j. O'Dor
e nell. Although a little improved sh
is in quite a serious condition.
S Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. w. McEwen II
turned to their home at Cutbbe'
e Monday after a short visit with tt
D formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. ]
McEwen.
Rev. FL. L. Russell departed Satu
day for a short visit at Winoua befo.
taking up his new passionate at Mi
neapolis. Mrs. Russell left Monds
for that point.
The Apolla orchestra and sever
young people from this city went o
= to Okobojo last evening TO attend
dance. The party returned this NOR
:, ing and all report a most ~enjoyab
: time.
J., Blunt Advocate: A family reuni'
u was enjoyed at the Leach hor
Christmas. Those present fro
'e Pierre were Oathel, Mrs. Hurlb
u and husband, Leonard and Benz
Leach and Mrs. MathiesnH and hr
Of baud of Wendte.
T. Eagle Butte News: Fay Hockett
y Pierre. who was a resident of Eaf
8 Butte in the early days of the toy
IL and has property interests here, fiji
re on a half section of land near Cochr
81 Davidson's sheep ranch. last week
s. is reported. His partn err also filed
an adjoining claim and they will pro
re ably establish residence thereon ca