Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-11-23
LOCAL NEWS
Gundersonl He sells land.

- thV ciIg III tne lulertSl OF court
matters.
& F. Dorothy went to Onida YES
t5rday TO attend the Nelson auction
sale.
Miss Helen Binford left yesterday
for Chicago, where she will visit with
friends.
A Moonlight Confetti Carnival
viii be the attraction at the roller
rink tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Smith arrived yes
terday from Yankton for a several days
visit in the city.
A meeting Of the Dickens club was
held Monday evening at the Doane
Robinson home
Miss Clara Bowen left Tuesday for
Baltimore, Md, where she will pass
the winter months.
S.. K. Spencer went to his home at
Highmore yesterday, having been releas-
ed from the hospital.
Thirteen counties in South Dakota
voted wet" at the recent election,
fifty counties lining up with the drys.
q b. Grant, deputy collector of in
internal revenue, having headquarters
at Aberdeen, was an arrival Tuesday.
IN the game of football at Rapid
CT y Friday, the Pierre team defeated
Rapid City team by a score Of II TO o..
Il. II. Wood came up from Messing.
ton Tuesday. He was accompanied
by a number OF prospective land buy
ers.
Rev. H. Q. Morton and family left on
Tuesday for Boseman, Mont, where he
has accepted a call as pastor Of the Bap-
fist church.
Mr.. and MIS-. B. B. Burns and son
departed the first of the week for Ken
sington, Md, where they will make their
future home.
Rev. Ashley of Aberdeen, win con-
duet service at the Episcopal church
Sunday morning and at the Indian
school Sunday evening.
The ladies of the Catholic church
served supper in the room joining the
Commercial club quarters yesterday,
from which a neat sum was realized.
About the 10th of the present month
W. @. Gowdy disposed of the crop of
Kussack alfalfa seed grown by him this
year, grown upon 25 acres. The crop
netted him 50, 600.
The Capital City Band and Orches-
tr viii give a Thanksgiving dance al
ths Auditorium next THURSDAY even
in Concert tickets, 25e; Daucc
ii Aet, including concert, ST. 90.
or days OF health, for nights of
gu st sleep; for seasons of bounty and
OF 3eauty, for all earth's con rios ION.
to uv need tarongn lais ? ST. er:
&c / LORD we tna,k ghae w Iran
G .ae6t.
Lawrence county has issued owe.
100 licenses to deer hunters WAC vii.
hult deer IN the Black Hills daring
the deer shooting season. which open
ed Nov, and VIII continue uutll the
end OF the mouth.
Miss Rose Solberg arrived Tuesday
from Chicago, for an extened visit with
honefolks. Miss Solberg has taught in
the schools in Sioux City for years, but
at this time is taking a special course in
the University of Chicago.
Tuesday articles of Incorporation
were filed for the Masonic Building
association, Pierre; no capital. TruS.
tees: J Ii, McCord, M. G. Helm, f.
S. Williams, Il, l.. Schaaf, l.. IL.
Glow and d. w. Lyman.
Postmaster Gregg of Blunt was in
this city yesterday. He had been drawn
to serve as a trial juror in the circuit
court, and asked Judge Hughes TO ex
cuse him from attendance, which he
did, on account of official Obligations.
A special train will leave Pierre sun.
day at l2:45 p. M, to accommodate
teachers who will go to Watertown tc
attend the annual meeting oil the South
Dakota Educational association, which
W at that place Monday. The
Pierre schools will be closed all mex
week.
Sioux Falls Journal: The pinch OF
want is manifest as a visit to the Goa
yards during any of the present colo
snap days would prove, for there are
l~argenumbers of buyers placing or.
ders for a dollars worth, and not in.
frequently some less fortunate one
has to buy. a quarters worth, which
can nearly be carried away IN the
vest pocket.
Gossip is a hummiDg bird with