Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1907-09-05
LOCAL L4ACONICs

LOCAL LACONICS
Miss Mae Bach left for her home at
Hurley Tuesday.
Born; to Mr.. and Mrs. N. H. Chris
Hanson daughter
Miss Mary Mcintyre returned satur-
DAY from Seattle.
Thos. H. Null, of Huron, transacted
business here yesterday.
Geo. w. Bolster was an arrival from
w Washington Saturday. E
The first stone on the stae capitol
building was laid yesterday.
w. $. Little returned from a bust
ness trip at Miller yesterday.
B &C. Brink returned from q bust.
mess trip to Missouri Monday.
s Ben $. Brown returned Wednesday
from Mitchell and other points.
\ Mrs. M. L. Carey departed Wednes-
sday for Rapid City for a visit friends.
h Fay Goodsell came in from his claim
near Wendte Monday for short visit,
j. E. Estes, of Brookings, is now en-.
Sployed as stenographer for Judge Cor
ssen.
Miss Elizabeth Nixon, who has been
visiting at Rapid CITY, returned home
i Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Kelley departed
for Miller where they will visit for q
short time.
F. b. Gage returned Tuesday from a
trip to Minnesota where he shipped
some horses.
Miss Lille Lee arrived from st. Paul
Wednesday and is the guest of Miss
Katie Westlund.
Miss Julia Larson returned from Fit.
Dodge, Iowa, where she has been visit
ing home folks.
Sportsman returning from the fields
north of the city report a scarcity Of
prairie chickens.
Y Miss Margaret Collins arrived from
Santee, Nebr., Tuesday for short visit
with friends here.
III Judge and Mrs. HI. G. Fuller went
80 St. Poul Saturday where they will
4 visit for few days.
A. b. Nelson returned Tuesday from
attending the Board of the Soldiers
Home at Hot Springs.
Mrs. E. f. Dorothy and children re-
turned Monday from an extended visit
through points in Iowa.
Last week Governor Crawford ap
pointed Olaf Paulson Of Sioux Falls, to
the position of scale inspector.
\. Miss Vera Krimball, who has been
uisiting her sister at Luverne, MIMI,
some time, has returned home.
Z Mrs. W. M. Kemp and children of
Pipestone, who have been visiting in
the city, returned home Saturday.
Miss Dalton arrived Tuesday from
Mosston, Wis, to assist in the MILL :
merry parlors of Mrs. L. A. Owens
Mrs. Edgar Hurton and children, of
Mitchell, are visiting the formers
parents, MIR. and Mrs. Nj. j. Stevens.
The housekeeper will not put up as
much fruit this year as in former years.
4 Fruit of all kinds is extremely high in
price.
Our land men were busy yesterday
showing this vicinity to land seekers
who came in Wednesday night from
4 the east.
G. l.. Dorothy, James Harvey and G..
\ L. Harter returned from Wolsey Tues
4 day where they invoiced stock of
4 merchandise.
The ladies of the cemetery commit
tee are going to serve lunches in the
railroad park next to the band stand
during the Gas Belt Exposition.
Good positions for graduates of the
/ Sioux Falls Business College, Sioux
Falls, S. u. Enter now aud get three
months tuition free. Send for cata
logue.
James HOlburn and family depar ted
Monday for Minneapolis to attend the
u state fair. They vii! also visit rela
tives at Lodi, Wis, before returning
to Pierre.
q The little town which has only one
& railroad also is bothered with the locp-
81 motive smoke nuisance. The nuisance
lilies in the fact that there isn't enough
locomotive smoke.
g Q. s. Basford, state insurance com
missioner, recently inquired into the
business affairs of the State Mutu al
M Fire Association, OF Canton, and re-
ports 1t as. one of the best conducted
u state mutuals.
Miss Bertha Person arrived Monday
! from Washington, d. c., for visit al
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