Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1908-06-18
LOCAL LACONICS


J, A. Holmes left Monday for Chi
cago.
Il. H. Null of Huron was last nights
arrival.
Hon, G. Ii. Burke left Saturday for
Chicago.
Art Fountain and wife are at Hot
Springs.
Fort Pierre will fly the Eagle the
Fourth.
Miss Pearl Oldfield arrived Saturday
from Yankton.
C. I. Ralston was business caller at
Blunt Monday.
August Wolfe, freight clerk, went to
Gettysburg Friday.
John l, Newell aud wife are visiting
at the twin cities.
w. H. Mussman arrived Tuesday
from Chamberlain.
Mrs. Joseph Martin is visiting rela-
tives at Sioux Falls.
L. H. Hedrck of Hot Springs, was
in the city Tuesday
J.H.J. Black of Sioux Falls was in
the city over Sunday.
S. b. Carson arrived Saturday from
Ohia and other points.
Prof. E. E. Frisk and wite have
gone to Stanton, Iowa.
Mrs. Victor Shut of Sully county, is
visiting relatives here.
e. p. Mather, of the Minneapolis
Paper Co. is in the city.
Earl Bill of St. Paul is the guest at
the U. II. Mateer home.
i. E. Crippen lett Monday for bis
home at Wakonda, S. D.
Asa Grant numbers among the fire.
men here from Y ankton.
Harry Robinson is home from at
tending college at Yankton.
Clarence and Forest Eager are HON 9
from the Vermillion College.
Amos Pond is making arrangements
to move his family to Quinn.
Miss Francis Brink is visiting with
friends at Mason City, Iowa.
TT. Spangler of Mitchell, mum bers
among the visitors here today.
Mrs. w. S. Peck of Watertown was q
west bound passenger for Lead.
Mrs. G. T.. Liddle of Iroquois, is the
guest at the E. F. Swartz home.
Mrs. w. H. Checker and daughters
returned from Ohio on Tuesday.
D. W. March numbered among the
K of P's who went to Hot Springs.
j. E. Campbell and wife are attend
ing the tournament and visiting in thu
city.
Miss Mae Seelye left the first of thu
week for Helena, Montana, to spend tn
summer.
l.. Williams was called to Nnwlir
Friday owing to the illness of Jerr,
Jarman.
Adam Geiger of Colorado City, Colo
ie renewing old acquaintance in Pierr
this week.
A. C. Brink left Monday for Chi Gag
to attend the National Republican
convention.
Miss Ruth Hyde returned Saturda
from Milwaukee where she has bee
attending school.
Milo Williams, who is attending col
iege at Madison, Wis, arrived hom
Sunday morning.
Bruce SiebeHts is in the city from
Oklahoma where he has been for
number of years.
Gus Bergen has opened up barbe
shop in the Hyde Block recently vacat
ed by Lloyd Gwen.
George Weinberger departed tn
first of the week for Chicago to
absent a couple of weeks
Miss Ethel Cox went to Madison las
week 10 attend the commenceme or
exercises of the Normal at that place
J.E. Nipple was elected Grand Hig
Priest Of the Royal Arch Mason {
South Dakata at Mitchell last week.
Rev. VIM. Huelster of Elgin, III
preached very interesting sermon {
the Methodist church Sunday evening
Rev. Gullixson and Miss Katie Yves
iund left Monday for Chicago to atten
the Sangerfest which takes place the
this week
The Pierre ball team went to Phil
Saturday to play a couple OF game
Pierre losing both games, the scor,
being 4 to 0 and to 2.
The remains of the sig year o
daughter of Joe Center and wife we
brought here Monday for burial. II
child had been ill for some time.
s. S. Ruble left Monday for Lead
attend meeting Of the State Board