Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1908-08-20
J. F. Talbot of Iroquois, was in

Monday.
Chas. Peirce of Flandreau arrived
Tuesday.
&c. B. Love of Huron was iii the city
Saturday.
6. s. Tussey of Aberdeen, was in
the city Tuesday.
d. d. Wipf spent Sunday with his
family at Oliyet.
Mrs. w. Q. Manley of DeGrey, was
in Pierre Tuesday.
Mrs. S. II. Lea returned Tuesday
from visit at Sturgis.
Boatmen report but little river
traffic since August began.
Governor Crawford and family ar
rived from Huron Monday.
o. G. Dokken went to Rapid City
Tuesday on land business.
Attorney Guthrie returned the first
OF the week from New England.
Mrs. II. E. Cutting and daughter
left Tuesday for the Twin Cities.
L. e. Highley and wife Of Hot
Springs, were in the city Saturday.
Mrs. H. +. Chadwick went to Belle
Fourche Tuesday to visit relatives.
Cloyd Sterling, Attorney General,
came down from Redfield Tuesday.
DR.. Mary FAIR left Tuesday for a
visit at her home in New Hampshire.
Lyle L. Branch of the First Nation
al Bank, is guest Of friends in Xenia,
Ill.
Mrs. w. G.. Bower of Vermillion,
visited in the city several days last
week.
Ezra Issenhuth of the state treasur-
er's office went to the Black Hills
Tuesday.
Miss Carey Neff, j. G. Stoner and
Mrs. w. E. Bever Of Highmore, were
in Pierre Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. C. Hedger arrived
from Aberdeen Tuesday for visit
with their son, Frank.
Misses Edith Berg and Mile Blake
arrived from Ackley, Iowa, Saturday,
enroute to their home at Sansarc.
A. B. Nelson left Monday for Hot
Springs to attend a meeting of the
state board of the Soldiers Home.
W. H. Cangdon and Sam McGuffy
of Canning, shipped several carloads
| of fine cattle to Sioux City this week
Z. e. Thomas has purchased lots
| north of the Wheelon residence and
| will commence the erection of a
modern residence.
Miss Livingstone of Onida and
Miss Myrtle Shultz of Wolsey, arrived
| Monday for visit at the home of G..
M. Livingstone.
"A. G. Brink entertained a party of
farm location hunters last week by
showing the finest and most produc-
tive lands adjacent to Pierre.
L. M. Long and Miss Florence
Hutchinson, employees at the Cozy
| restaurant, were united in marriage
at the Methodist parsonage Monday
| night.
Mrs. G. B. Billinghurst, president
of the Rebekah Assembly of South
| Dakota, left Tuesday for visit to a
| number of lodges in the eastern part
Of the state.
The store of E. F. Clifford was en-
tered Sunday and about two dollars
in cash taken from the cash register
\ The Cash n2esstt market was also en-
tered but nothing was taken.
| Blunt Advocate, IA: Sheriff Logan
was over from Pierre saturday and
attended the Fit. Pierre-Blunt game.
Most of the roofing for the visitors
fell upon Sam that day as there was
a small attendance at the game and
few outsiders.
Acquaintances of j. p. Erickson
who went to Wayne, Mich, two weeks
ago to secure eye treatment, will be
pleased to learn that the condition OF
his eyes is greatly improved, if not
permanently cured. He expects tc
return to Pierre about September /,
j. L. Wingfeld Of Mitchell, who
for the past year and half has filled
the position of deputy state bank
examiner, rendered his resignation a
few days ago, and State Bank Exam
liner Jones of Madison, has appointed
F. A. Dudley Of Canistota, to fill the
vacancy.
| Blunt Advocate: .Enos P. Mercer
after living in this county since Lewis
u Clarke went up the river, has be.
come land buyer. He closed dea
Monday with Tom Byres for lots 8
10, is and IS, Blunt township, known
among the early settlers as the Hous.
| ton quarter.