Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1907-10-03
LOCAL LACONICS

from MlCCnell.
Attorney Harry Kunkel of Yankton,
is in the city.
j. Miss Anna Jacobson returned to her
home at Canton Tuesday.
Frank Scott and wife returned home
Monday from a visit at Brookings.
Mrs. Johnston of Springfield, Mo, is
visiting at the home of Mrs Wilson.
CIV. Brown, an attorney from Rapid
City, was here on legal business Tues
day.
Chas. Harding of Brooklngs who was
on the examining board, returned home
h Tuesday.
Miss Emma Lewis left Saturday for
d Madison, S. d where she will enter the
Normal school.
Miss Florence Shaw of Huron, arriv-
ed in the city for visit at the home of
T. L. Dwyer.
f. G. Huss and family returned yes
terday afternoon from the big corn
show at Mitchell.
f. E. Sherwin of Brookings, was here
the latter part of last week looking up
some real estate matters.
Clyde Sterling, assistant attorney gen.
eral, came in from Redfield yesterday
to discharge official duties,
Ephram and Lorenzo Hull of Bunch,
Iowa, who have been visiting relatives
in the city, returned home Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Squirting are the
proud parents of girl baby which ar
rived at their home Friday morning.
Mrs Kate Powers Of Clear Lake, who
has been visiting relatives here, return
ed home the fore part of the week.
Glen Cochran, who has been visiting
friends in the city, returned to his home
at Chicago the fore port of the week
Howard Fuller Of Milbank, arrived
in the city Saturday to visit at the
home of his father, Judge III. G.. Fuller
Enough returns are now in to show
\ that the democrats carried everything
4 in Oklahoma that was worth anything
"a Miss Mabel Nordle, who has been
81 visiting her sister here for the past two
s weeks, returned to her home at Madi-
son, Wis.
Brice Springer of Moulton, Iowa
50 v,ho has been visiting with relatives
- Tor several days, departed for his home
Tuesday.
@ Misses Grace and Bessie Burke de-
parted Monday for Washington, ID. c..
to resume their studies at the Bell Court
Seminary.
Mrs. G. B. Billinghurst returned from
Chicago yesterday, where she went with
Miss Ida, to secure boarding and col
NJ lege privileges.
81 A. b. Nelson departed Monday fo]
81 Hot Springs, where he will look after
q his duties connected with the board Of
the Soldiers home.
Pierre jobbers are in fine shape to re
ceive their merchant friends from st
Paul and Minneapolis, who are coming
to this city October IA.
L. j. Baker, who has been visiting a
the home of his brother, VI. w. Baker
for the past week, returned to his home
in Chicago the first of the week.
Brookings Register, Sept. 26: Mr.:
rth,r y,bo u,oc oolloH bara foct wool
by the death of her father, N. S. Gri
mois, returned to her home at Pierr
Monday evening.
Inspector Pringle, after an investiga
ton Of the situation at the Indian
+ school here, has decided to made dee
we'll of 1t, and the plans have beef
y changed for the purpose.
Among those who left for Deadwoot
to attend the Baptist convention were
Mesdames A. w. Ewart and b.
Brown, Misses Ethel Nixon and E. M
! Shove and VIM; Kemp, E. F. Swartz.
Mesdames A. M. Lester and A. +
8 Abbey of Gay Mills. Wis, who hay
been the guests of the Jordan famil
4 at Ft. Pierre, returned to their HON
Saturday. Both ladies are sisters q
Mrs. Jordan.
u The body of A. E. Welch of S
d Charles, Mo-, who died last Friday a
Il st. Mary's hospital, was shipped to hi
81 home at Parsons, Kan. Local lodge
n OF which he was member had charg
81 of he,remains.
Arrangements have been complete
sSs with band of Cheyenne river Indian
MI to give nightly performances of the
# ceremonial dances in the auditorium i
y this city during the registration an
III drawing for the lower Brule lands.
u A sleet storm prevailed here for mo-
Il OF Sunday but melted about as fast
q it touched the ground, not being sever
enonght to cause damage, during tt