Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1907-08-29
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TIME TABLE
LOCAL LACONICS

Frank O'Connell, Of Mitchell, was in
the city Monday.
G. E. Swanson Sundayed with his
family at DeSmet
Supt. E. E. Fiske returned home
from a.visit in Iowa.
DR.. and Mrs. r. E. Wyman of Salem,
visited in the city Saturday.
Frank Crane returned from a BUSH
neos trip to Mitchell Monday.
John Campbell, of Highmore, was an
over Sunday visitor in the city.
Miss Molle Brandhuber went to
Murdo Monday for short visit.
Arthur Kent went to Yankton Satur.
day for short visit with friends.
7. G. McNamee won't to Redfeld
Monday on|a short business trip.
A. E. Godfrey went to Sioux Falls
Friday for short visit at his home.
j. b: Binder returned Saturday from
a visit with home folks in Kentucky.
Martin Daley, of Watertown, trans
acted business matters IN town Mon
day.
Mrs. Paul Ulrey is entertaining a
brother and his family of Pennsyl-
33Nyania.
John Z. McCullen is over from Mil
Ter for few days visit with his brother,
jeff.
Mrs. Emma Tracy left Saturday for
St. Paul.and Chicago for a short bust
ness trip.
Charles Shrake went to Brookings
Z Tuesday in the interest of the Pierre
4 Gas Expo.
III Charles Heitzelman and Paul Noren
returned Friday from visit at the
Black Hills.
Mr.'and Mrs. S. A. Travis returned
Monday evening from a visit at the
Black Hills.
Mrs L. A. Munson, who has been
visitingTrelatiyes at Duluth, returned
home Friday.
Mrs. Harvey Grenard aud daughter
Miss Carrie, have returned from visit
at Minneapolis.
B. A.. Cummins is enjoying visit
from his mother who arrived Tuesday
from Montpelier, Vt.
Mrs. A. S. Loveall returned Friday
from an extended visit with relatives
at Jamestown, Virginia.
Miss Effie Vance returned from
Vermiilion Tuesday after three
weeks visit with friends.
Doane Robinson and sons returned
from a two weeks outing at Moreau
river Thursday evening.
A. B. Nelson went to Hot Spring.
Monday where he will attend a meet
ing of the board ofEthe Soldiers Home
Olaf Paulson, of Sioux Falls, was ap
pointed scale aud warehouse inspector
who succeeds David Kicker, who ha
resigned.
Misses Kittie Blodgett and MIN
Berkeley, who have been visiting friend
in the city, returned to their homes a
Gayville.
Mrs. James Sebree, who has been Wis
iting with relatives at Washington
DC, the past two months, returne
home Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Rasmussen, Q
Hurley, are insthe city. Mr.. Rasmus
sen is looking for 10 cation to star
up harness shop here.
Miss Mae Bach has resigned her pos
81, ton in Che State Land Commissioner
office. She will leave for her home 8
Hurley the latter part of this week.
J..H. Starkey departed Saturday fc
Spokane Wash. where he will visit fo
short time and will bring home hi
daughter, Miss Marjorie. who has bee1
visit there the past two months.
John Kleinsasser has resigned hi
position in the Office of the secretary c
state to take effect September LIST. II
will go to Freeman, S. D., where b
has purchased furniture store.
Miss Laura Wilburn of Fort Pierr
and Frank Rich, who has been actin
as conductor of the laying Of the trac
west of Fort Pierre, were married Sat
urday morning. They left Saturda
d for shore visit to Rapid City.
Judge L. E. Gaffy had the body
his father removed from the cemetel
ct Valley Junction, N. D., to the Rive
III side cemetery in this city. The boz
arrived Saturday afternoon and vi
u placed in the Gaffy lot Sunday.
q j. "A. Livingstone, who edits got
newspaper with commanding tact, W
in the city Monday evening from Onid
He reported lands changing ownersh
in that county at the rate Of thr
thousand acres q week.