Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-12-27
DR.. II. B. Martin of Harold, passed

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with homefolks at Sioux City.
Daily Papers and Magazines at the
Smoke House.-F. n. Beacon.
Leo Heck is home from the Vermil.
lion university to spend his vacation.
DR.. and Ms. B. M. Hart came owe,
from Onida yesterday for a short stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Smith, Jr., of
Sioux City, are guests at the parental
home.
MIR. and Mrs. w. S. O'Brien return
ed today from a visit with homefolks at
Lead.
Miss Mary Hildebrand returned to-
day from a visit with relatives at Alex
andria.
F. E. Battin came in from Under
wood Monday for a visit with his fam
lily here.
Noah Newbanks was taken to the
hospital last week, where he is still
confined.
Miss Nina Sterud came up from
her school near Harold Saturday for
the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Severt HOLE of TT.
Bennett are spending the week with
Pierre friends.
Forrest Auldredge and family went
down to Highmole Monday for a visit
with homefolks.
Mrs. Herman Anding has returned
from a several weeks visit with rela.
tives In Minnesota.
f. M. Rood, secretary of state,
went to the Black Hills Saturday on
a short business visit.
Miss Edna Holm arrived home on
Sunday from Mandan, N. D., for a
short visit with homefolks.
Miss Castle Carlin came in from
Philip the first of the week for a holi-
day visit with hemefolks.
Mrs. Margaret Pattee went to Red
field Saturday, where she visited
over Christmas with friends.
Miss Doriiska Crandall, who is an
instructor in the Northern Normal at
Aberdeen, is home for the HOLIDAYS.
Wanted-A capable m for
homework, 81 per week. Reply to
Box 2S4 or apply at Room 3, HYDE
Block.
Miss Grace Guernsey of Huron, and
Edna Guernsey of st. Lawrence, are
guests of their sister, Mrs G.. w.
Spargur.,
An adjourned term of circuit court
convened today. The first case called
was the Red Line Piano Co. VS. George
Washburn.
Miss Edith Herbison has accepted
a position as operator at the local
telephone exchange, entering upon
her duties today.
The number of Red Cross members
IN Hughes county has reached the 100
mark Of this number 700 were added
by the work of members last week.
Forrest Lee and his famous bull dog,
"Blnco, arrived Sunday from Dead
wood for a visit with homefolks. For
rest will remain here over New Years.
w. e. Rem, a former Pierre bar
Der. arrived Sunday from Frederick
for a visit at the Satterlee home. He
left yesterday on a business trip to
Aberdeen.
Geo. Havens and family will leave
tomorrow for Hot Springs,
where Mr.. Ravens Will enter upon
the duties of quartermaster at the
Soldiers Home.
The cold wave, which has caused a
drop in temperature of 40 to so degrees
in the Dakotas in the last "a hours. is
sweeping eastward, the weather bu-
reau announced today, and was expect
ed to reach the Atlantic coast by Tues
day night.
During the extreme cold weather the
city police force should see to it that
horse is left standing in the street
.unblanketed or even so cared for that
it is not made to stand out in the cold
the greater port on of the day or night.
Some people do not hesitate to immed-
lately the front of their cars. hut
the poor horse is the last to receive
attention.
Well, we may have the consolation
OF recalling, that cold and snowbound
winters have generally been followed
by bountiful crops. That is for the
reaso that a cold and snow
bound winter is the normal thing
for the South Dakota climate. 1t
enables the state to start the crop
growing season with the soil in ex-
condition. And, given a good
start, South Dakota nearly always
turns out big crop yields.
Republican.
Kenneth Cooper, son of Ed Cooper of
Chapelle creek, who is stationed with
cavalry trnopa at ,ld b...o