Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1908-10-01
LOCAL I.ACONICS


Id the city Saturday.
SC c. H. Winsor Of Sioux Falls is in
Z the city on business.
sg A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. j
sO. Strand on Saturday.
ssssS b. f. Bale Of Miller was in the city
yesterday on business.
E}sa ss A son was born Sunday evening to
ss Mr.. and Mrs. J ohm Feiok.
s2SA David Noren left Monday for visit
with friends at Mitchell.
ss A. j. Damon of Letcher, Neb., is in
the city on land business.
tE#g J. A. Rowen came in from Parker
B yesterday to attend the convention.
# State Engineer Lea left Monday to
b attend to official business in Sioux
Falls.
s s38 Mrs. Arthur Runyan left yesterday
for Denver, where she will spend the
winter.
gss Mrs. Mary Kleinschmidt returned
tto her home at Blunt after a visit in
EEtbe city.
VII Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Elrod returned
Fyesterday from their extended visit
An the east.
M Julian Blount returned to Huron
Saturday, after stay of several days
#sin the city.
MI Mrs. V. V. Freeman returned
saturday from All extended visit in
birth Dakota.
Sw Mrs. Chas. Cobb of Flandreau ar
rived Monday for a VISIT at the home
#8of G. E. Swanson.
H j. J. Mansfield returned to his
home at Hurley after visit with his
daughter Miss Leila.
Hs Prof Frank Henry of Sioux City
will be here next week to organize a
IA band and orchestra.
John Campbell returned to his home
at Highmore Friday, after visit at
the l. M. Dotson home.
ssss@ Miss Mary Gerschuyler left Friday
for her home in Rapid City after a
III visit with Mrs. Jas. Cox.
Miss Ida Theim returned Monday
to her home at Mankato, after visit
rs. with her brother, Emil Them.
Misses Alice and Annie Anderson
returned to their home at Sturgis
IL Saturday, after a visit in the city
Fl Mrs. Geo. Tevebaugh left Friday
for her home at Danville, ILL.,, after 9
visit with the e. A. Palm family
@ q. II. SammiS returned yesterday
FROM the east, where he went to attend
1.-The National G. A. r. encampment.
2 Judge and Mrs. Fuller returned Fri
sday from Hot Springs, where Mr.
Fuller has been receiving treatment.
8 Mrs. G.. II. Lddle and Mrs Bryan
returned Saturday to their home a
Hslroquois, after a visit at the Swart:
home.
Mrs. Anna N. Gordon returned t.
Yer home at Kansas, Mo-, Iuesda,
.efter "a visit with her sister, Mrs j S
rsebree.
8 Miss Myrtle d. Dutton and Leon n
Lewis both Of Hopewell, were mar
fried Thursday afternoon by justice
AYarnel.
Mr.. and Mrs. MCGEE returned Fri
Sto Saint Paul, while here the
aad charge of Works Biscuit exhibit
Eat the Exposition.
8 Hon. G. J, Bach and daughter re
sturned to their home at Hurley, Fri
day after visit with his daughter
Mrs. j. r. Mcknight.
s w. A. Ressler returned to his HON
in Minneapolis Friday, after a sta
aSof several days in the city lookin
Hafter property interest.
Mrs. D. j. Harvey who has bee
Asthe guest of her sister, Mrs VIM
Borst. returned to her home at Canas
sstota, the first of the week.
William Askln who has been visit
ling at the home Of his parents, Rev
and Mrs. John Askin returned t
Crossett, Ark, yesterday
Rev. and Mrs. w. c.. King arrive
Sunday from Sioux Falls. Rev. Kin
is manager of the Baptist Conventio
which is being held in the city
Cards have been received in Pierr
announcing that Miss Blanche Bagb
and Clark G. Baker will be Joined i
marriage at Okobojo on October I.
1 Allan Smith left Sunday for s.
ELawrence, where he will spend fey
days with his father and from the1
will join the Bon Huer Bros. Shows
$2 Miss Marion E. Sherber and H. A
O'Farrell both of Midland wer