Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-11-09

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L.. q. Gatfy left Monday on a sew.
eral days business trip east.
MISS Georgia Summerside of Har-
roid, was q Pierre visitor Sunday.
DR.. Sessions came up from Miller
yesterday on a short business visit.
Gov. Byrne went to Faulkton Mon
day, remaining there over election.
j. j. Dalton of Huron. WAS renew
ing acquaintance in Pierre Monday.
Mrs j. E. Hippie went to Huron
tuesday for a short visit with friends.
Judge Mccoy left Monday for Aber
deem, where be remained over cleo
ton.
Mrs, Harvey Howard returned
Tuesday from a short visit at High
more.
A. j. Hauge came in from Van
Metre Tuesday on a short business
visit.
M. Il. O'Rrien, insurance commits
%sioner, came up from Highmore yes
terday.
Mrs. w. ID. Johnson left yesterday
for Ashton, where she will visit with
relatives.
MIR snd Mrs. NJ. NJ. Ramer return.
ed Monday from an auto trip to the
Twin Cities.
Editor Lang of the Harold Jour
nal, transacted business at the Capt.
TAI Monday.
The Chicago English Opera Co :,
presents Aida" at the Grand next
Thursday evening.
Mrs /. G. Squirting and children of
Cherry Greek, are in the city for a
visit with friends.
G. D. Goldsmith arrived yesterday
from Sac City, Iowa. for . visit with
his son, Karl and family.
Misses Frances and Ruth Gearhart
entertained q number Of friends at
their home Tuesday evening.
1t is evident that the Platte and
Pierre football teams vii, play In
this city on Thanksgiving day.
A turkey would be justified in
strutting if he knew the price he is
going to bring OIL the market,
Miss Marjorie Starkeg returned
yesterday from a several days visit
with friends at VermiIltou.
Mrs. Fl. n. Walker arrived home
from Vermiltion yesterday, wherPshe
spent several days with her son, Carl
G. w. Sullivan returned Friday
from Ottumwa, where he Grove g.
head of cattle he purchased a few
days ago.
The November term Of the circuit
court of Hughes county convenes
next Tuesday, Judge John Fl. Hughes
presiding.
The first annual meeting of The
South Dakota Hampshire Swine
Breeders association will be held at
Mitchell Tuesday.
Rev. q. II. Williams, who has con
Quoted the three weeks union reviva
meetings here, departed Monday fol
his nome in Illinois.
Jas. Holm autoed to Hayes OF
Monday, where that evening he de
livered al address, boosting for The
democratic party nominees.
The city schools will be CLOSED
Thanksgiving week to enable teach
ers to atted the meeting of the state
educational association which Will b.
held at Watertown.
News reached.the city last week o
the death of Rev. w. Fl, Tilden, for
mer pastor of the Baptist churcl
here. Rev. Tilden passed away a
Dillon, Mont, Oct. u, pneumonia be
ing the cause of death.
The boys of the grades of the cit.
schools held their first track meet a
Hollister field Saturday. The event'
taken up were in the line Of speet
and accuracy tests and proved 2 grea
value to all who participated in tn,
meet.
A beav0 Snow storm ragged Tues
day over western and northern slop'
indicated The heaviest storm of th
season. NJ .1tIose reported six niche
Of snow { II last night, with tn
storm cou..luing at II O'Clock today
OF the twenty seven presidents VIII
preceded Woodrow Wilson all bu
VIC. Abraham Lincoln and William
Mckinley, kept Us out of war. An
yet the claim that she kept us out 0
way" is the claim which Mr.. Wilson
has to the gratitude or confidence o