Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-12-13
Thos. Dalton was a Huron visitor
in the city last Friday.

+. S. Peck, state highway engineer.
arrived from Rapid City Friday.
Fine Cigars and Tobacco at the
Smoke House.-F. N. Beacon.
"A. A. McLain and wife of RAPID
City were Pierre visitors Saturday
Your photograph is your own ex-
elusive gift.-Leland Art Studio. AID.
Peter 1oungberg of Blunt, is a
patient at st. Mary's hospital in this
city,
Attorney Wagner came in from
Philip Tuesday on a short business
visit.
Born, December s, at the hospital
TO MI. and Mrs, Albert Archer of
Agar, a daughter.
Conductor f. F. Reich went to Ro-
chester last week, where he is taking
treatment at the Mayo hospital.
DR.. I. F. Riggs left yesterday for
omaha, where he will attend a meet
Ing of the Western Surgeons %associa-
ton.
M A. Adams of the state land de-
partment, went out to Sturpis the
nfs1 OF the week to look after official
duties.
Aiarge box containing clothing has
heen packed by the Woman's club
and Will be sent to the Cbildren's
home at Sioux Falls.
Everett Taylor, of the Western
Union, left Friday for Aberdeen to
lake examination for entry into the
coast artillery service.
Miss Emma Stainer has accented q
position in a bank at Cottonwood.
ana left the first of the week for that
place to resume her new duties.
j. w. Robertson and family have
arrived in Pierre from Forest CITY.
Mr.. Robertson has accepted a posi-.
ton as disciplinarian at the Indian
school.
Christmas is only about two
weeks Off. Isn't it about time for
you to begin to do your Christmas
shopping If you are going to get it
done "~early2"
L. ii. Hertzog left Friday for
Lawrence, Kan, where he will ac
cept a position in a bank. He has
lately held the position as chief clerk
at the Indian school in this city.
Miss Marjorie Sta1key arrived
home Friday from a visit with her
brother, James, who is stationed at
tt. Leavenworth, Kan. He is a mem
Der OF the railway engineers regiment.
Harold Cummings left Saturday
for st. Paul, Mimi. He has lately
received a promotion in the Northern
Electrical company, which gives him
charge of the branch house at Dull
nth, MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Dewell raturned
Friday from their wedding trip.
Paul left Monday for jefferson Bar
racks to report for duty in the quar-
termaster's department of the ayja.
ton corps.
"
DIR. f. A. Spatford of the medical
corps to the governor, is in Sioux
rails III conference with the presi.
dent Of the state dental board upon
the selection of a member of the dis
trict advisory board.
Blunt Advocate: j. p. Young,
berg arrived home yesterday from
Hot Springs where has been the last
live weeks. His brother, Albert
Youngberg, went out to make the re-
turn trip with him.
Furloughs for Yuletide week will
be granted all men at army canton
ments whose absence can be permit
oVu III ~ oplbibl VI lue ulplSl0n COM
manders to enable them to spend
Chrlsemas at their homes,
A farewell reception was given at
the Episcopal rectoay last night in
honor of Mrs. G.. NJ. Hollister, who
plans to leave the city Sunday to
join Dr.. Hollister in Chicago, where
the Doctor is taking treatment for
spinal trouble.
President C. C. O'Hara of the state
school of mines Of Rapid City, has
been selected by Gov. Norbeck as a
member of the board of investigation
of the coal possibilities on the state
lands in the northwest part of the
state. This selection is to take the
place of F. II. Rugg, who was unable
to serve.
Ft. Pierre Times: Dewey county
has lost a son in the person of Ar
thur Ehrhart who was killed by an
interurban a while doing military
police duty at Camp Funston. With