Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1908-08-27
LOCAL I4ACONICS

Qay.
j. A. Helmey went to Deadwood
Monday.
Miss Florence Nordlie is reported
i'll at her home.
A. P. Long of Chamberlain, was in
the city Friday
II. L. Jones and j. B. Reyes were
in from DeGrey Friday.
G. G. Hedger and wife left Saturday
for their home at Aberdeen.
Mrs. Frank Battery is i'll at her
home of typhoid fever.
W. S. Walker left Monday for
tour through North Dakota.
Rev. R. d. Dexheimer returned
Friday from the Black Hills.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. jacobson left the
first of the week for Illinois.
Born, last week to Police Justice
Dawson and wife a, baby boy.
Miss Collins of Parker, is guest
at the Harry Rathmell home.
B. G. SCHUYLER of Redwood Falls,
Wis, was in Pierre last week.
B. Murphy of Clinton, ILL.,, was in
the city several days last week.
Father Stencil returned last week
from his trip to the Twin Cities.
Mrs. C. Fl. johnson is improving
from an attack of typhoid fever.
o. C.lDokken AID N. NJ. Hanson
returned from Rapid City Friday.
The city schools will open for the
fall term on Monday, August 81.
+. P. and G. I'll. Grandle of Canning,
were in Pierre the first of the week.
E.sA. Knowlton and wife returned
to their home at Rochester Monday.
G. M. Hopkins, state hotel inspector
of Aberdeen, was in the city last week.
G. G. Bennett and wife returned
Saturday from their trip through the
Hills.
The fall term of the United States
court will open at Deadwood, Septem :
Der l.
Miss Edyth Geumel arrived satur-
day from Huron, enroute to her home
at Midland.
Mrs. A. P. Dewyer left Monday for
a two months visit in Chicago and
Indiana points.
The South Dakota Federation of
Women's clubs met here Tuesday in
annual session.
E. w. Simson came in Saturday
from Presho, where he had attended
the county fair.
Mrs. Stella StuteEwroth of Water
town, was among the delegates to the
Woman's club.
B. O. Stoddard and II. A. Dens-
more of Midland were here Monday
en land business.
Mrs. VIM. Harrel and son of Amer
lilo, Texas, are the guests of her
brother, Bob Yokum.
Elmer Clark, a freigt brakeman,
lost an arm while coupling cars at
Rapid City Friday morning.
Misses Clara and Bertha Jordi of
Oxford, Iowa, arrived Tuesday, en-
route to their home at Midland.
S. W. Graft left Thursday for his
home at Wokama, after visit with
his wife and son at the hospital.
The pipes are all in on the second
hoor of the capitol building and the
! floor is ready for concrete work.
Hon. Freeman Knowles of Dead
wood arrived Friday and gave an in
teresting lecture on the street that
evening.
P. Bentz, travelling auditor for
the School and Public Land Depart
ment, went to his home at Woon-
socket Saturday.
Doane Robinson, state historian,
has received large number of relics
from the Philippines, which were sent
by Chaplain G. NJ Daley.
Miss Irene Barnes, assistant clerk
in the Insurance Commissioners office
left Thursday morning for visit at
her former home in Chicago.
Andrew Ofstad of Alcester and
Marx Boyhl of Arlington, who were
here in attendance at the Eager fun
eral, returned to their homes Monday.
John Feiok. of near Fort Pierre.
was in this city last Wednesday visit
ing his son, John Feiok, recording
clerk in the Secretary of States Office,
Homer Hoover and Miss Helen
scroggs who have been visiting here,
left last Thursday for Midland for a
few days visit at the home of Jos.
Scroggs.
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