Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1907-12-26
John Old6eld went to Clark,

Hutchinson county.
GeA Holbrook is on the sick list, and
is not expected to recover.
Howard Fuller, of Milbank, visited
his parents here Wednesday.
Mrs. Q. Marion went to Deadwood
the fore part of the week on a visit.
James Pearman was down from
Cheyenne Agency Monday on business.
j. E. Goltra returned Saturday to
Madison, S. d., after short visit here.
Miss Alberta Green departed Satur-
day for her home at Aberdeen for
visit.
j. p. Erickson is expected to arrive
arrive home from Hot Springs, Ark,
tonight.
E. s. DAWN Of Sturgis, was in the
city Saturday on his return from visit
at st. Paul.
Ray Wood came in from their ranch
for O. visit with his sister, Mrs. L. c.
Kindley.
Mrs. M. E. Rowland and daughter,
Eula, left last week for a visit at Dun
lap, Iowa.
Judge Haney anu daughter, Harriet,
departed Friday for Mitchell for visit
with relatives.
Anna Anderson, who has been here
for the past two years, left Friday for
Rusbford, MINI.
Miss l.. b. Dow left Friday for
| Adrian, Mimi; where she will visit
through the winter.
James O'Hanlon arrived the fore
part of the Weok from kenmard, N !.
D., to visit his parents.
Porter Dorothy left Saturday morn
ing for Ute, Iowa, to spend couple
weeks with his parents.
Miss Emma Lewis, who is attending
the Normal at Madison, S. d., arrived
home the first OF the week,
Mrs. G. II. Leggett and two sons de-
parted Friday for an extended Wis it
with relatives at Minneapolis.
Margaret Neary, mlliner in one of
the stores here, left last Thursday for
her home at Rock Valley, Iowa,
| Misses Grace Goodner and Jennie
Mallory came home Friday from Yer
million to spend couple weeks.
| Misses Helen and Ethel Brink, who
are attending the VermiIion university
arrived home Friday for short, visit.
Forrest Eager and Orville Schubert,
students of the Vermilion university,
arrived here Friday for a two weeks
visit 4
John Heron and wife went to Hot
Springs, Ark, last Friday where the
latter goes to be treated for rheuma-
tism
Will Lockhart arrived here Friday
from the Commercial college at Man
kato, Mimi, for visit with his par
ents here.
Il fine 5pound wicker basket of
candy was recently won by VIM. Lud
bloom of Fort Pierre at the Anderson
news stard
Charles and Peter Claymore came
down from the Cheyenne reservation
Tuesday to visit their children at the
Indian schools.
! Herbert King, who sells copies of
the Saturday Evening Post has been
granted prize of twenty dollars for
his sale of the pap=rs.
Miss Ruth Hyde came home Satur-
day from Milwaukee where she it at
tending the Milwaukee Dounrer. She
was accompanied by her aunt, Mis-;
Robinson.
Arthur Stearns returned Saturday
from the Brookings college for two
weeks visit. He was accompanied by
his brother, Howard, who has been
working at that place.
Agent Rastall, S. H. Allen aud Jane,
CIoWfeather were down from Cheyenne
Agency Monday, paying Indians on
Bad River and at the school their por-
tion an the allotment
The Sunday lid, which for some tim.
past has been the subject Of much com
ment throughout the Black Hills, has
been put on here by the state autllorltie
themselves and Rapid City now has
dry and close Sunday.
G. B. Billinghurst and wife returned
Sunday from a trip to Chicago. They
were accompanied home by thei
daughters, Miss Ida, who is attending
school at Winnetka ILL.,, and Mis-!
Anne. who is attending the Nationa
Park Seminary at Forest Glen, Mary
land.
The B. Y. 2. U. held business
meeting Friday evening at the hon,
of Mrs. j. W. Laughlin, at which the
officers for the ensuing year were
elected. After the regular routine OF
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