Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1907-11-14
CHICAGO & NoHrHwEsTERn
LOCAL LACONICS

IN SMlId, Agent.
LOCAL LACONICS
j. H. Black of Sioux Falls, is in the
city.
E. A. Platts returned Saturday from
Flandreau
F. L. Grandle of Canning, was in the
city Tuesday.
Col. Parker came in from the Black
Hills yesterday.
Robert French left yesterday for
Denver, Colorado.
Gus Bergen, Jr., returned Wednesday
from an eastern visit.
Harry Beach of Sioux Falls, was a
visitor in the city Monday.
H. A. Ustrud, state superintendent,
went to Sioux Falls Friday.
NJ. L. Hegglund, the tailor, returned
last week from seattle, Wash.
Mrs. S. D. Blair arrived from Glenn
Ellyn Tuesday for short visit.
S. Linstad, of Chicago, is visiting
Il his mother and brother in the city.
E. G Warren and wife returned Fri
day from two weeks visit at Chicago L.
Mrs. John Hilger, of St. Paul, arrived
here Monday for visit with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Hartley left for
their new home at Nowlin Wednesday.
Gus Relvea returned Tuesday from
Chicago and intends to work for the
railroad
Miss Grace Evans closed her visit
here Monday and returned to her home
!. at Midland.
Noah Newbanks shipped seven cars
of horses yesterday to Hutchinson
county men.
0. H. Sombke, Western Union Tele-
graph manager, left Saturday for an
eastern visit.
L. NJ. Simmons, Grand Master Work
man of the 40. U. W., went TO Mid
land Monday.
c. L. Nicholson, who has been engag
ed in sinking we'll &C Belle Fourch
returned Monday.
Mrs. Mcknight of Junction City,
Kansas, arrived here Friday for visit
with relatives.
Miss Ila West was an arrival from
Mt Vernon, Iowa, Sunday for visit
with her sister,
Clarence LAKE. and Ed Wanbaugt
are enjoying hunting trip through
the Black Hills.
Mrs. H. G. Smith and daughter re-
turned Monday from a two weeks visi
at Columbia, s. D.
Will Miller left Sunday for Mankato,
MINI, at which place he will enter the
Commercial college.
A. E. Taylor was in the city fir n
Huron Monday on business connected
with the supreme court.
Mrs. A Runyan, who has been visit.
kd6 III IlO SioJs uOPdAlDu L uOouaJ ~
her home at Grindstone.
.. G. Dokken returned the fore par
f of the week from a visit through tn,
eastern part of the state.
Dora Thorn at the Pierre opera hous'
Friday evening, is we'll spoken of b,
the press of the northwest.
Father Murphy, Of Fort Pierre, VIII,
ives operated upon for appendicitis a
Chicago, has returned home.
Atty. M. II. O'Brien of Highmore
n was in the city Tuesday, having busi
u ness before the supreme court
s J.Q. Montgomery and son left Tues
day on an extended trip east. The
will stop 10 Sioux City several days.
A marriage license was issued Tues
day to Miss Amelia r. Void of Yer
million and Mr.. VIII Hartley of Now
lin.
G. w. Harris and wife were in the
city Tuesday from Big Bend Th,
latter expects to 60 to Texas on a visi
to relatives.
win Lockhart departed for Brook
ings the latter part of last week for
short visit before entering the CONNER
cial college at Mankato, MINI.
G. b. Slough, who has been visitin
his mother at Bryan, Ohio, for the pal
three weeks, returned Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. K. Robinson lei
Monday for their home at Edgemon
s. D. They were accompanied by til
remains of their son, Lee, who died
Fort Pierre of typhoid fever.
NJ. A. Lang left the fore part Of IL
week for the southeastern part of tt
state to look over some business intel
ests, enroute for DEBORAH, Iowa, for
visit at the parental home.
A floating item says the Francis Me
cagtile company claims to be the own,
of tho lonOoot how cto nh in Gnt,th n