Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-11-30
LOCAL NEWS

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Walter Ward returned Yesterday
from a several days visit il Minnesota.
Mrs. llo Haswell and little nephew
h ve gone to Seneca for a several DAYS
visit.
\ meeting of the Capital City w. G.
7. y. was held Tuesday evening at the
Fsrr home.
Miss Henrietts Natter left today for
a visit at points in the eastern part of
ti,e state.
Mrs J. j. Dalton came up from
Huron Monday for a visit with rela.
tiNes and friend5.
Dir. and Mrs. C. M. HoI ister have
gone to Vermil 'ton for a visit with
t9rr daughter lis Regina.
Mrs. N, 7. - zine 1T the first Of
ne week for 4 t.sit WITH hel laughter,
Nrs Eve Dorm, ST Minneapolis.
Mrs. william and daughter, Miss
Ma1de, eft iday for Rochester,
MINI, for 8 Wis with relatives.
VIM Lumley arrived Tuesday from
Beaver City, Neb for a visit with his
brothers, George. Robert and Harry.
Mrs. Maude Carter, city librarian,
went to Watertown Sunday to attend a
meeting of the state library association.
The Ladies Aid society of the Luth-
eran church will hold a bazaar and
food sale at the Baptist church Tues.
day.
Mrs. Frank Pettyjohn came up
from Harold Monday for a visit
with her daughters, who are attend
ing school here,
Doane Robinson and sister, Miss
Sadie left Sunday for Waterfowl to at
tend the meeting Of the state educa-
tionai association.
Mrs C. w. Martindale, who spent
the past two weefs in the city with
Mr.. Martindale, aeparted Sunday for
Prescott, Arizona.
Mrs, Burrows arrived Tuesday from
Iowa, called here by the death of her
sister, Mrs. C~oultherd, who passed
away at the hospital,
Ben S,ublmiller was adjudged insane
by The county board the first of the
week, and on Tuesdly was taken to the
hospital at Yankton for treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. Erickson, daugh
ter and son left Saturday for Mime.
sofa, whore they were summoned by
the illness of Mr.. Eftcksou's mother.
The Pierre football team left yes
terday for Watertown, where they
will play the closing game of the sea-
son with the Watertown team today.
Chas. E. DeLaod has made three
cash prize offers to the students of the
city schools for the best water color or
oil paintings of tn bluffs south of the
Missouri river at this point.
The roller rink at the auditorium
closed last evening, Mr.. Pffer being
unable to secure the building tor a
longer period, much to the regret of
many of the young people.
The football season has ended and
now the high school students may
giyc attention to their studies for a
TIM, until field athletics and base
bal are in season next spring.
O2obojo Times: W, C. Gowdy sold
81 900 worth of a LILA seed to a Yank-
ton seed company a few days ago.
This.seed was grown on a twenty-five
acre field in western Sully.
The marriage Of Miss Hattie Neu-
harser and Henry aerlach, both popu-
lar Dung people Of this city, took
place AT the home Of the bride vester-
day. Rev, Dexheimer of Beresford
Officiating.
Floyd W. Brow Of Lead, has been
appointed IS a member of the state
poafa OF charlties and corrections to
succeed DIR. Redield of Rapid City,
who takes up the duties as warden at
the state p~euitentiary,
Miss NJ. G Hutchinson, a reader of
great ability, appeared at the Metho-
dist church Tuesd y evening under the
auspices of the Epworth League. The
recital was largely attended and those
present were greatly pleased.
Union Thanksgiving services were
held at the Methodist church, Rev. An.
dress of the Congregational church
conducting the services. Special music
was rendered by members of the vari-
Gus choirs.
Mrs. r. Coulthird, mother of Mrs
Lillian Stone of Capa, passed away a,
the hospital in this city Saturday, the