Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-11-16

a masquerade will be held at the
roller rink tomorrow evening.
Miss Muriel Eakin of Blunt is Wis
ltlng at the E. w. Fischer home.
Pure Food Inspector Cox of Rapid
City, passed Tuesday in the city.
Mrs. Dan Glennon came up from
Huron yesterday for a visit with
friends.
Mrs. Corson will entertain a num-
per OF friends at her home. Saturday
afternoon.
c. H. Anderson has been appointed
pollce justice TO succeed j. E. Slipdee
who resigned.
a. M. Barcus and II. Garrett of
Blunt, were Pierre visitors the first
of the week.
Miss Rose Hengel, who is teaching
school near DeGrey, spent Sunday a,
her home here.
Dr.. A. FL. Youngs has been con.
tined to his home the past few days
with a severe cold.
The Dickens club held it's first
meeting of the season at the SwartZ
home Monday evening.
Mrs. Coon of Sioux Falls, is a
guest at the home of her, father At
torney John Sutherland.
Judge Policy returned the first of
the week from1a several days stay
at points in the Black Hills.
j. Z. Yonngberg came up from
Blunt Monday TO attend the meeting
OF the county commissioners.
Ice on the lake is in good shape now
for skating, OF which the young folks
are taking great advantage.
Miss Murlel Eakin came up from
Blunt Monday for a several days
visit at the f. w. Fisher home.
Mr., and Mrs. Albert Bergen left last
week for Promise, this state, where
they have located or a homestead.
Mrs. Wm. Walker arrived yester-
day from Iowa Falls, Iowa, for a
visit with her mother, Mrs. Corson.
II. w. McEwen came up from
Cathbert Saturday for a visit with
his parents, }. f. McEwen and wife.
The Yarnell property at the corner
of Euclid and Prospect was
purchased last week by Chas. L..
Hyde.
0 d. Anderson, democratic candi-
date for congress from the First dis.
trlct, was IN the city Tuesday from
Corsica.
Have you noticed how the folk who
had the Wilson pictures in their par
lor windows seem in no hurry about
taking them down?
The Rhode Island Insurance Co., of
Providence, r. l.. has been authorized
to do business in the state by the state
insurance department.
Hon. J. E. Kelley left Monday for
Colman, Moody County, where he
has property interests. He has plan
ned to be bone Saturday.
Mrs. G. w. Martindale arrived
Tuesday from Montana for q visit
with her husband, G. w. Martindale
of the First National Life.
Mrs. Larson left yesterday for her
home at Fremont, Neb.. following a
two weeks visit here with her par
ents, MI. and Mrs, Jack Welch.
Sunday night and Monday morning
were the coolest spell so far this sea
son, the mercury registering 3 below
zero in various places in this locality.
A large flock of geese passed over
the city late Sunday, headed for the
south. They appeared somewhat be-
wlldered as they flew so close to
the earth that they might have been
brought down by nimrods.
Prediction is freely made that pota-
to prices will be lower before the
middle of winter, considerab bly, lower,
because it is reported tens of thons-
ands of bushels have been stored in
the cellars of the growers who antici-
pate much higher prices.
The marriage of Clarence Odemark
of this city and Miss Wingra West
over of Blunt, took place at Blunt
Sunday. Mt. and Mrs. Odemark are
we'll know in this city, being, popu-
lar amor Z the young people of the
county, vi } join in wishing them a
happy welded life. Mr.. and Mrs,
Odemark Will MAKE their home in the
Capital city.
A Child Conservation league was
organized at the st. Charles Monday