Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-11-23
r n. Holsaple was in the city Mon
day from Mitchell.

, business in the city Tuesday.
A, D. Hengel returned the first of
the week from a trip to Chicago.
A bushel of potatoes will be an az
propriate Christmas present this year.
The Queen Esther society met with
Miss Gladys Kramer Monday evening.
!, DR.. W e Robinson came down from
j, Rapid City Tuesday on a short business
visit.
Attorney Dick Haney came up from
Mitchell Monday to attend to court
matters.
Queen of the holiday pastries, the
pumpkin pie proudly occupies the place
of honor.
DR.. Tweedle returned the first of the
week from a successful hunting trip in
the Hills.
B A. Simons Of Hayti, plead guilty
to Shipping some wild game and was
fined $50.
Irons orchestra of Huron. will play
for a dance at the auditorium tomor.
row evening,
F. S Rowe of TT Pierre, passed
through the city Tuesday, enroute to
eastern points.
George Fisher left Tuesday for
Aberdeen. following a several weeks
stay in the city.
Mrs. Dawson of Watertown, is in the
city for a visit with her daughter, Mrs.
E NJ anbaugh.
Jas. Lewis and family have moved to
the Kendall residence recently vacated
by the Burns family.
Peter Norbeck. governor-elect. was
an arrival Monday from Redfeld for a
! short business visit.
Mrs Cerson entertained company
of ladies at her home Tuesday at q
1 o'clock luncheon.
Bishop Lawler of the Lead diocese
confirmed q large class at the Catholic
church Sunday morning.
Alp. Atwater, attorney at law, came
in from Sturgis yesterday. Profession.
al business called to Pierre.
Mrs. b. A. Cummins returned the
fore part of the week from a several
> days visit in Minneapolis.
+, meeting of the Central South Dakota
Poultry association will be held at the
, court house tomorrow night.
Dr., Redlield of Rapid City, has
been appointed as warden of the state
p penitentiary at Sioux Falls.
t. I. Brown and O. Ii. Hess, resi-
dents of Blunt, are in Pierre; both serv
: ing as trial jurors in the circuit court
Mrs. Hammerstein is entertaining
the Ladies Aid s~ociety\of the Luther
F., ri church at her home this after
aeon.
Che Methodist Aid society was en-
te famed We srd Y at the Olaudel
'hcme 6y e5d9pes olender. Easin anc
Gtddard.
the Farner's Comparative Asso
citation of Saosh Dako.a viii meet il
Sioux Fa0s December, 18th, 10 h ane
14sh.
S. B. Carson expects to leave the las
of the weekfo Tor a visit wish his daughter
Miss Fanchon, who is attending schoo
J, in Indiana.
1 The Kings Daughters were enter
{ tanned last evening at the Schubert
! home by Misses Schubert, Mccoy anc
Stevenson.
0 Thanksgiving turkeys will top TIL,
> market At % cents per pound, accord
: ing to local quotations, which is
record price.
i. II. 7. Callman OF Fort Wayne, Ind.
is the new manager of the weather
station in Pierre. He brought witt
him deli 5htful weather.
t Havti Herald: State Supt. Lugs
was In this vicinity the latter part o
c this week TO attend the dedication o
the new school houses at Thomas ant
Hazel and to attend to other schoo
matters.
o News reached the city Tuesday o
h the sudden death of Mrs. j. L. Dillo,
h of Onida, who dropped dead on tn,
e streets there. Mrs, Dillon is wei
t known in Pierre, having resided her,
a couple years ago.
8 Mrs, Ira B. Daniels, who conduct
! a farm near Ipswich, has just sol.
a sixteen bushels of fine alfalfa seed
raised on i've acres of her farm, TO
an aggregate of $4S0-an average pro
fit of $50 per acre. This breaks man,
records in the crop production line.
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