Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-11-23

ON potatoes lNlS year.
Mrs. N. o. Dristy was in the city
Monday from Blunt.
Miss Anna Hollister spent Sunday at
her home at Woonsocket.
Harry Hoyt of Vivian, transacted
business matters here Monday.
The Monday Musical was entertained
at the St. Charlie Monday evening.
Judge j. H Mccoy left Tuesday for
q visit at his old home at Decatur, Ill.
Mrs. j. H. McCord returned Monday
from a visit with relatives at High
more.
Mrs, Ed. Hengel departed Monday
for a visit with homefolks at Sioux
City.
NJ. b Hastings of Redfeld, brought
a party of land seekers to the city
Tuesday.
George Seelye, who has spent some
time in Canada, is visiting with rela
tives here.
DIR. Edith Stevenson left Monday for
her home at Port Byron, H., after a
visit in the city.
Next year The Glorious Fourth
may referred to twice; in March as
well as in July.
Mrs. Glenn Mercer and Miss Gene
We've Babel OF Blunt were shopping
in Pierre Tuesday.
al Hail and little son, who have
spent several weeks at Brooklyn, N,
y, arrived home today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Nichols departed
Monday for Colorado, where they will
make their future home.
Mrs. c. r. Hanon arrived home to-
day from a several days visit with
relatives at Sibley, Iowa.
Mrs. Chas l.. Hyde returned Tues
day from a visit with her daughters in
Minneapolis and Chicago.
Mrs. Fred ~Gropengeiser and Mrs.
r, j. Dougherty came over from
today for a visit with friends.
Mrs. S. McTigue of Blunt, and sis
ter, Mrs. Denny of Britt, Iowa, were
Capital City visitors Tuesday.
The Thanksgiving proclamation will
suggest a few democratic thoughts,
even though politics is not mentioned
J. ]. Murphy and P. w. Dougherty,
railroad commissioners, returned yester-
day from a trip to Chicago and the ma
tional capital.
Edward Heugel left this morning
for Sioux City, where he was called
by the serious illness of Mrs, Hen
gels mother.
Fred Rorig, who has spent some
time in Sully county, departed Tues
day for Illinois points, where he will
remain until spring.
G. G. Barton aud family have re-
turned from Nebraska, where they
went several days ago to attend the
funeral of a brother.
Fiuctnation in the price of coal make
it seem possible that staying by tbs
e nifty Preside will be as expensive as
ciding in an automobile.
Now is the time to make use Of 50 m
of those stockings with holes in the
toes and heels. The few weeks of weal
they viii give, with a little patching
VIII make up for the additional cost Of
a busheI or two of potatoes.
Mrs. j. Z. Morrison and Miss Red
mond entertained a number of friends
at the home of the former last eve
ming complimentary to Miss Carrie
Qoigg of Fort Pierre.
1t is a slogan as old as the hills ant
come to be as ugly as a mud fence
do your Christmas shopping early,
but it is q pertinent and important
one and shonld be applied personally
by every individual who contemplates
doing Christmas shopping.
Harold Journal: DR.. Hart of Blum
was here Monday on duties connected
with his position as health officer.
Miss Agnes Solberg came down from
Pierre Saturday to visit the John Hal
family over Sunday.
Thomas j. Frick will be the frs
democrat to represent Yankton county
in the legislature since statehood, ant
his reputation as a progressive farme.
and inveterate community builder guar
%antees that he will be one of the liv,
wires in the senatorial chamber thi.
winter -Yankton Herald.
;, Sportsmen are interested in ever,
! new device calculated to increase thei
bag. One Of the most ingenious is