Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1907-12-26
LOCAL LACONICS

for visit with relatives.
Mrs. 9. H. Burke returned Friday
from visit at Sioux Falls.
Miss Bertha Kalder left Saturday for
Woonsocket on short visit,
Frank cambridge left the fore part
of the week for New York.
John Rose and wife left Mond ay for
Groton unuil after the holidays.
Miss Rose Solbe1g came in from
Harold Saturday for short visit
Ivan E. Goodner came in from Rapid
City Saturday to spend few dogs.
Miss Marguerite Karcher is home
from Chicago on visit of three weeks.
Sheriff Huston and wife of Fort
Pierre, left Monday for visit at Sioux
Falls.
Miss Lula Morse departed the fore
part of the week for Ottumwa on
visit.
One of the twin babies of John
Hughes of Fort Pierre, died Sunday
night.
Miss Lottie Walls, Of Sioux City is
the guest of her sister. Mrs. j. H. Nc
Cord.
Mrs. F. j Swanson left Monday for
visit at Storm Lake, Iowa, for two
weeks.
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returned from a business trip in Sully
county.
Florence Brown left Monday for
Belle Fourche for visit with her
parents.
E. G. Kindley is enjoying visit from
his father, who arrived here Friday
from Iowa.
Thomas Brown arrived here Satur-
day from Chicago to visit his son, Will
and family.
Fay Jeffries came in from Rapid
City Saturday to visit his parents west
OF the river.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Cashier departed
Saturday for st. Paul to visit the for
mer's relatives.
Miss Florence Nordle departed the
fore part OF the week for her home at
Madison, Wis
Hans Ustrud left on Monday after
noon's train for Sioux Falls to spend
the holidays.
Miss Blanche Bartine arrived here
from Chicago Friday night for visit
with her brother.
Miss Eva Stevenson arrived Saturday
from Clark for visit with her sister,
Mrs. Il. E. Cassill.
Miss Anna Hollister departed Satur-
spend the holidays.
Land Commissioner Dokken returned
Saturday from a trip through the
northern part of the state.
John L. Erickson left the latter part
of last week to spend the holidays with
his family at Superior, Wis.
Richard Bennett, who is attending
the school Of Mines at Rapid City, ar
rived here Saturday for visit.
Miss Clayton West, who is attending
the Wesleyan university at Mitchell,
arrived here Saturday for vacation.
Mrs. E. D. Stout, sister of H. l..
Wiggam, left Saturday for Denver
where her husband has leased a hotel.
Hon. j. E. Payne of Vermillion, ar
rived in the city Sunday to join his
wife, who is visiting her parents here.
Miss Rachael Homer returned the
latter part of last week from the All
Saints school at Sioux Falls for a short
stay.
Misses Martha and Pau lima Suther-
land arrived Saturday from Grand
Island, Neb., where they are attending
school.
Miss Faustina Cole, who is attcndin g
the Stanley university at Minneapolis,
arrived here Saturday for visit with
her parents
b E. Crippen, Misses Juna Kephart
and Mabel Shurtleff departed Saturday
for their respective homes at Vermil-
lion to spend their vacation.
Robert and Halle Clark, who have
been visiting in the city with friends
departed for Sioux Falls Saturday, en-
route to their home at Ute, Iowa
Francis Boyenof Fort Pierre, aged
tifty-seven years, and Ida Olson, Of
this city, still in the twentes, were
married Saturday. Rev. Swartz per
formed the ceremony.
Hrs. j. H BassettN received a tele
gram Sunday morning stating that her
father had died at Eldora. Lung fever
was the cause Inc gentleman had
reached the age of II years.
Cue Of the worst dust storms of the