Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1907-10-10
CHICAGO & NoRrnwEsrEx,
TIME TABLE
LOCAL IACONICS

Town today.
Miss Della smith is visiting relatives
BIT Highmore
Nellie Appleby Of Parker, spent Sun
day in the city,
r. E. Cassill is at Brookings looking
after land interests.
4 State Supt Il A. Ustrud went to
Sioux Falls Thursday.
Mr. Carl, friend of c. H. Ainsworth,
lis in the city from Sphinx county
Herman Poste of Ashcreek, is look
ing after business matters in the city,
Mr.. Wiggam, father Of II. l.. Wig. |
Soam. is visiting here from ponca, Neb. |
Prof Olander left Monday for A Der
sdeen and Bookings.
Earl Howard and wife of Huron
visited in the city Monday
John |. Newell returned home from
a weeks business trip to Omaha.
Misses Robinson and Agnes Laut
are visiting friends af Oahe for lew
days
S. ii. Lee, state engineer, returned
Saturday from a business trip to Sioux
Falls
CONGRESSMAN w. IL. Parker OF Dead
wood was in the city several days this
. week.
Mrs. Henry of Sioux Falls, arrived
here the fore part Of the week to VISIT
I friends.
Mrs. S. S. Rube departed Monday for
& Pennsylvania, where she will visit with
Friends
& r. p. Dorothy, who has been visiting
Relatives here, returned to his home at
Mute, Iowa.
4 Mrs. Lima 2, Ketcham, worthy grand
matron of the Eastern Star, was IN the
city today.
Rudolph Sreensland and Theodore
Hotter of Canton, were in the city
Il Wednesday
0 r. G. HARRISON of Spencerville, OHIO,
was in the city the fore part OF the
week on business.
L, r. Rim and wife, Of Coyington
Ind arrived in the city Saturday for a
months visit.
4 E. p. Them returned today from
Blunt, where he has been looking after
business matters.
b. L Farrell of Huron, was in the
city several days this week looking
after business matters.
"a Mrs. II. VI. SamueIs and son, Cecil
have returned home from visit OF two
months at Clinton, Ill.
q Attorney Muller of Sioux Falls, was
here Tuesday on business connected
Il with the supreme court.
Mrs. Ellen Walsh, mother Of Dr.
Walsh of Fort Pierre, departed toda!
Il for her home at Yankton.
f. T. Jackson of Salem, stepped OF
n here over Sunday on his way to itapl'
City to attend cattle and horse sale.
George Young, painter, who died her
s Wednesday morning Of heart trouble
NJ will to shipped to his nome at Shebo
& gan, Wis
Harry l.. Bartlett and Mary O'Nel
a both of Philip, were married at tn
" Catholic church yesterday, Father steI
Il Eel officiating.
M Mrs. ii. +. Sanford and daughter dc
s parted today for Ell Paso, Texas, afte
an extended visit with the former
brother, a. G. Caldwell.
4 Mrs. Amelia Knapp died at the hos
Tsepital Sunday evening at the age OF
II III years. The funeral services were bel
s1z w ednesday ten miles northeast {
aN Blunt.
s Col. T. Nj. Goddard and family hay
s2% taken up their residence in Vermiliio
M having last week moved to that ci
2N from Hot Springs.
IN Il leu II duoOil, wiz Neso htLAAii'iS .
M butcher shop at Midland and who W
0 brought to the hospital here, died Il
sS fore part of the week. His body wi
.s.s shipped to Midway, Wis.
Chas. l.. Hyde returned the fore pa
Ss of the week from a trip through Cam
as da, He was accompanied home by MI
s G. E. Hyde of Webster, worthy graz
SS of the Degree of Honor.
Mrs. Ed. Ketcham and daughte
Miss Ella. who have been visiting
s the Black Hills, stopped off here We
3 ss nesday to visit at the Bartlett HON
enroute to their home at Madison.
n j. w. Long, of Monroeville, H., WI
NJ has been looking this part Of the cou1
Il try over, returned TO his home the la
& ter part OF last week While in d
4 city he made this office pleasant ca
Gnida Waterman: r. b. Dunlap
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