Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-12-14
LOCAL NEWS
Gunderson! He sells land.

Iceland Art Studio
Mrs. Elton of Canton, is a guest at
the Chas. Williams home.
Mrs. IL. A. Ustrud was called to
Iowa Tuesday by the illness of a rela-
tive.
Mrs. G.. N. Wyatt and daughter,
Miss Lizse, left Tuesday for a visit in
Minnesota.
Mrs. Ross Miller returned yesterday
from an extended visit with homefolks
at Huron.
Pecb's orchestra of Watertown will give
a dance at the Auditorium on Thursday
evening Jam
The proposition of erecting a church at
Okoboio is being pushed by residents in
that locality.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. O'Brien arrived
home Monday from an extended visit
at points south,
The Womans club was entertained
by Mrs. j. l. Newell at the Summer
side home Tuesday.
Miss Hattie Patterson of Highmore,
has accepted a position in the state
railway department.
Miss Henrietta Natter returned Fri
day from DeSmet, where she spent
several days with a sister.
M. T, DevineSleft Tuesday for Chica-
go. where he attended a meeting of
Northwestern railroad men.
The hi ennial meeting of the FEEDER
alton Council of the Churches of South
Dakota convened at Salem today.
Local firemen are making elaborate
preparations for their annual ball to be
given at the Auditorium ON January 10.
Some of the women of Milwaukee
are trying to reduce the h. C. of |. by
peeling the potatoes with a salty razor
c. T. King left Monday for the
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interests for the state educational de-
partment.
Miss Kalder of the city teaching
faculty, entertained a company of
friends at the Farr home Saturday
evening.
Tomorrow evening the Kings Daugh-
ters Will meet at the Lockhart home
with Misses CHAMBER, Lockhart and
Dol5e as hostesses.
The ice crop is again forming, but
packers do not anticipate having their
houses filled before the new year, as has
on rare instances been the case.
This evening the annual meeting of
the Congregational church societies
will be held at the church. The annual
supper will be served at 6 O'Clock
Mr., and Mrs. c.. d. Gilreath were
called to Ravina the first of the week
by the death of the formers brother,
who was killed. in an auto accident.
E. f. Kelley, through whose whlsk-
ers the winds of forty winters have
blown, in western South Dakota,
was in Pierre Saturday, coming from
Sturgis.
G. A. Miller, general secretary of
the State Sunday School association
returned tt hlshome at Huron Monday,
after attending the two days conven,
ton here.
The marriage of Gayl Woodley anc
Miss Alice Schaaf. both of Hayes, took
place at the Methodist parsonage
Tuesday, Rev. Moore of the Evangill.
cal church officiating.
Pierre can't have too many "gooo
fellows" at the approaching Christ
mas lme Will you be one to some
neglected girl or boy or to some un
fortunate groWn-up?
Among the Pierre ladies who wen
to Huron Tuesdaw to attend the suffrage
convention were Mrs. G.. b. Billing
hurst, Mrs, j. E. Nipple, Mrs. G.. S
Whiting and Miss Louise Checker,
South Dakota draft horse breeders
and stock raisers this week expect {
party Of South American buyers VIII
attended the International Livestock
show last week at Chicago to visi
the large farms of this state.
The state meeting Of the Shrine r
will be held in Pierre on February I
Aberdeen, Sioux Falls and Deadwoo,
to take active part in the ceremonies
Committees to look after the arrange
ments for the entertainment of all Wis
itors have been appointed and tn,
gathering promises to be a busy. one
The Chicago English Opera company
which appeared in this city some weeks
ago went broke" at Nebraska City, Neb.
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