Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-12-13
LOCAL NEWS

Get your Sunday papers at the
Smoke House.-F. N. Beacon.
Judge l.. E. Gatfy left Tuesday for
Tacoma to look after legal business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Zigler were in
the city from the Cheyenne agency
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray O'Connell of
Philip, were shopping in the city
Tuesday.
B. A. Hill and Pat Morrison w.ra
business visitors in the city from
Mobridge Saturday.
Howard Hamilton of Fort piarra
is a patient at the hospital. having
undergone an operation.
Henry McGrath came in from
Oacoma Tuesday on a combined
business and pleasure trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred He0per)e of
Eureka were in the city to attend the
Summerside- Hepperle nuptials.
Wanted. a capable woman for bouse
work. 81 q week. Reply to Box 2s4
or apply at Room 8, Hyde Block,
Miss Castle Carlin left Saturday
Tor Philip, where she has entered
upon her new duties as s%tenoprapber
in q bank.
Patrick Manning arrived from
Sioux City the first of the week or
visit with his daughter, Mrs. Ed
ward Hengel.
Mrs. jeanette Cole and mother are
in the city from Minneapolis, having
taken apartments for the winter at
the st. Charles.
Virgil Laughlin, lately commission.
ed lieutenant in the infantry and as
signed to Fort Crook, is visiting in
Pierre with homefolks.
The Child Conservation league
held an interesting meeting at the
home of Mrs. j. d. Larson in East
Pierre Tuesday night.
John Hirning, state efficient bank ex-
aminer, returned today from Madison,
Wis, and Washington, d. c., where
official business called him.
The weather the past two weeks
has been typical winter weather, the
thermometer registering 26o below
yesterday with a slight change today.
The buffalo which strayed from the
ScottY Philip herd to Peoria Bottoms
was killed Tuesday and the meat will
be on sale at the Jaynes market dur
ing the holidays.
Mrs. G. w. Martiudale left Friday
for her home in Prescott, Ariz., after
a months visit with her husband in
TINS city. Mr.. Martindale accom
panied her as far as Sioux City.
Born, December 6, at the hospital,
to Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Pretty Voice
Eagle, a daughter. Mr.. and Mrs.
Eagle are late arrivals from Forest
City, and Will reside in this city.
Bernard Hepperle returned Tues
day from Omaha, where he went to
take the examination for entrance to
the aviation corps. He will remain
IN Pierre until called for training.
Loring Gunderson. son of Albert
Gunderson of this city, and principal
of the schools in Potter, Nebr., is a
late arrival at Jefferson Barracks, to
take examination in hopes of enter
ing the gas and flame brigade.
Julian Dewell arrived home Tues
day on q short THROUGH, which he
will spend with his mother, Mrs.
Alice Dewell. Julian has been sta
toned on the New England coast
with the United States Marines.
The Indians are predicting an open
winter for 19l7-lS. They predicted
an open winter for 1861. It's up to
you to form your own judgment as to
what degree Of faith to place in their
%forecasting abilities .-Vermillion
Republican.
Leland Walker returned Saturday
from the eastern markets where he
accompanied a shipment of horses.
He visited his brother, Carl, located
at Camp Mills, and reports the boys
we're in readiness to "cross the bril-
ney Deep"
Hotels and restaurants of the state
are being asked what and how much
food they have saved during October
and November. Instead of asking
the proprietors why not ask the eat
Ing public-travellng men who make
the territory, for instance.-Aber.
deem American.
P. W. Dougherty arrived home today
from Washington and a visit to train
ing camps. Mr.. Dougherty lays he
met many former acquaintance in this
tate, now II camp, and that all were
enjoying good health. having a good