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

city.
Hon. j. L. Brown of Aberdeen, is in
the city.
w. I. ischooler, of Madrid, Iowa,
is in the city.
Congressman Parker came in from
Huron Friday.
A. Shay, postmaster at Deadwood,
is visiting in the city.
Mrs. Alice PickleEof Faulkton, is in
the city visiting friends.
Miss Pearl Wilmot of Gettysburg, is
the guest of Miss Ethel Cox
j. G. Baker arrived Monday from
Artesian for a visit with friends.
4 EN-. Erickson of Redfeld, arrived in
!: the city Monday for weeks visit.
Miss Margaret Lockhart returned
Friday from visit at Broekings
Capt Philip Lawrence and wife of
Huron, are in the city visiting friends
Col. Dick Woods of Sioux Falls, az
rived here Tuesday for visit with
friends.
Go to Mitchell Corn Palace, Septem
Der 1928. One fare for round trip on
all roads.
j. r. Jordan and w. L. Vassar are
among the Mitchellres attending the
Gas Expo.
State Senator Whsle of Rapid City,
arrived here Monday to take in the
Gas Expo.
Hon E. w. Martin and wife of
Deadwood are guests at the home of G.
HI. Burke.
Ruth Hyde went to Milwaukee Mon.
day where she will attend school the
coming year.
Oscar Hunt of Watertown, arrived
here Monday for a short visit with
friends here.
Mrs. Geo. Mallory and daughter ar
] rived here from De Smet for a visit
4 with relatives
VI E. P. Mather, a travelling salesman
4 OF the Minneapolis paper house, twas in
h the city Wednesday.
Miss Clayton West departed Monday
for Mitchell where she will enter the
B w esleyan University.
5 Harvey Ash came in Monday
& night from Belle Fourche to take il
e the sights of the exposition.
H Mrs. Riebe, mother of Mrs. e. A
Y Lucas, arrived here Wednesday from
81 Rochester, MINI. for visit.
I'M Vesta Blanchard arrived from
m Brookings Monday to make few
days visit with relatives here.
8 The supreme court has admitted J.
d. Mather of Watertown on a certifi-
cate from the Nebraska court.
IN E. f. Dorothy returned Saturday
from Sioux City where he was in at
@ tendance at the interstate fair.
Misses Ruth and Widfred Mead de-
parted Monday for Los Angeles, Cal,
where they will attend school.
Clarence Eager and Homer Hoover
departed Friday tor Vermillion where
they will enter the university.
DR.. H. l.. Ruble, who has been visit
ing relatives iii Ohio for the past six
weeks, returned home Saturday.
Misses Ethel and Helen Brink de-
parted Wednesday for Vermillio II
where they will enter the university
Sybil Sammis arrived here Tuesday
from Chicago and is visiting at the
home of Mrs. March in East Pierre.
Miss Hazel Dickey departed Wednes
day morning for Madison, S. D., where
she will enter the Normal at that
place.
Mrs. Hollister of Woonsocket, is Wis.
iting her daughter, Miss Anna, who is
employed as teacher in the public
schools.
j. S, Lewis and wife came over from
Herrick Friday. They intend to move
into the Bonsey house as soon as it is
vacated.
Mrs. J. w. Sheppard and daughter
Pauline, arrived here Tuesday from
Vermillion and will make Pierre theil
future home.
David Hubretage of Springfield, has
been appointed by the governor tc
look after game violations in Bon
Homme county.
i Rev, McBain Milne, who occupied
the pulpit at the Baptist church fol
the last two Sundays, departed for his
home at Paupau, Mich, Monday. @
Mrs, j. G. Arnold, Mrs. Neva Lam.
bert and sci, Mrs. Merrick and Mrs. q
". Case arrived here Tuesday from
Watertown to take in the Gas Expo.
Mrs. G. l. swenson and son departed
s Wedn0Gdav for THAR bone - 8 n, -: !,