Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-01-06

AAiSo may S"4udil mas opened upd
fine arts studio in the 8iiou block.
Misses Ruth, Gertrude and Martha
Durkin returned to Rapid City Friday.
E. H. Squirting of Cherry Creek, is
spending the week end with his family
here.
L. A. Muuson of Quinn, is in the
city on a combined business and pleas.
ure visit.
Attorney Gage returned to his home at
Highmore Saturday, after attending to
business matters here.
j. A. Laughlin and family spent
the latter part of last week with
homefolks at Harold.
Guy Barton of the state Insurance
department, has returned from an
official visit to Redfeld.
j, w. Laughiin spent several days
last week visiting with his mother,
Mrs. E, j. Lafferry at Blunt.
Miss Florence Brown returned the
first OF the week from a holiday visit
at her home at Belle Fourehe.
Mrs. +, M. Quinn returned Mon
day from a visit with a sister at
Blunt, who has been quite i'll.
j. G, Damn, formerly of this city, is
in Pierre from Bismarck in the inter
est OF the First National Life.
The grippe has taken hold Of a number
of our citizens, and owing to the cold
weather, its quite hard to let loose of.
Arthur Runyan anne in from Water
loo, Iowa, yesterday to be with a broth
er, who is a patient at the hospital.
w. E. Snyder of Onida. was in the
city yesterday, enroute to Rapid City,
where he is attending the School of
Mines.
Walter Runyan of Kadoka, is i'll at
the hospital with a serious attack of
anthrax, contracted in the handling of
diseased cattle.
Highmore Bulletin: John Laughlin
and family came down Saturday evening
from Pierre for a couple of days visit at
the R. Clark home.
An exchange gives three rules to
avoid the grip; Don't kiss, don't hug
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you do don't overwork.
A call has been made by State Treas.
urer Ewert for January Is for all out
standing warrants up to warrant No.
312, which takes in 800, 900.
Many people do not realize that there
is a federal law against a newspaper pub
fishing anything about a rattle or a lot
terry under penalty of a heavy fine.
Mrs. j. A. Reinscmidt came up from
Blunt yesterday to receive treatment
for a injured hand, which she received
while operating an electric wringer.
Miss Madge Satterlee leaves in the
morning for a short visit with friends
at Rapid City, following which she will
go to Meade county for a visit with a
sister.
The Board of Commissioners named
the county official newspapers for Hughes
county today, the same being the Free
Press, the Blunt Advocate and the Har-
rold Journal.
AL Hildebrandt left yesterday for West
Bend, Ind, where he went for the better
ment of his physical condition. After a
stay of g month at that place he will go to
Mexico, returning March /.
Misses Evangeline and Katherine
Beacon entertained a number OF
friends at their home New Years
Eve in honor of their cousin, Miss
Marie Beacon of Mcintosh.
AT a meeting of the Commercial
club Tuesday evening it was decided
to ask the Northwestern road to con
tinue the bridge train service during
the remainder of the winter.
The South Dakota Anti Salooa
league will open it's campaign for state
wide prohibition this month, and an
effort is to be made to have the prohi
bition amendment passed at the next
election.
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