Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1908-01-02
LOCAL LACONICS

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LOCAL LACONICS
MY PARTNER
Ell. Grant of Huron was in tha
city Monday.
L. E. Gaffy and wife returned ines.
day from Omaha.
Fred sahr returned Monday from a
visit at Big Stone.
r. G. Saunders returned Sunday from
visit at Harold.
Miss Hazel Baker is visiting with
her parents at Blunt.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. E French Sundsyed
with relatives at Blunt.
M. Il. Hastings is visiting relatives
at WATERFOWL this week.
H. E. Potter departed Monday for a
visit at Charles City, La.
Lyle Branch returned home SUNDAY
from visit at Mitchell.
Gen. S. j. Conklin was in the city
from Rosseau Monday.
Scotty Philip left last Friday for a
visit at Fayetteville, Ark.
Frank Dunlevy left Monday after
noon for Los Angeles, Cal.
VIM. Borst and daughter, Marguerite,
left Monday for Rapid City.
Helen Clingman departed Saturday
for a visit at David City, Neb.
Mr: and Mrs. 0. N {. Chandler arrived
home from a visit at De Grey.
f. A. Craft, state fire marshal, was in
the city Saturday from MITCHELL
o. Z. Huney of Rapid City, transact
cd business matters here Saturday.
A. l.. Montgomery has gone to Hot
Springs, Ark, for months stay.
Gerald and Ruth Purcell are visiting
their grandparents at Huron this week.
Rev. L. F. GulIixson occupied the
pulpit OF the Lutheran church at Huron
last Sunday.
Eta Logan returned to Harold the
first of the week after visit with her
parents here.
Richard Bennett left for Rapid City
the fore part OF the week, after a ten
days visit here.
|. M. Dotson and family are enjoying
visit from Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Camp
bell of Highmore.
5. N. Dahl, of the state superinten-
dents office, returned Sunday from a
visit at Gayville. 3
Miss Dreamer, formerly cashier at
the Owl restaurant, left Tuesday for
Clear Lake, Iowa.
Secretary of State D. D. Wipf arrived
Tuesday from an extended visit in
Hutchinson county.
L. L. Smith and Prof. E. E. Fiske
are home from the meeting of educa-
WI dt w dIortOWu.
Mrs. b. G. Stout and son, Orson,
closed visit here Monday and left for
their home at Hayes.
A. Osgood has moved his household
effects to Midland, near which place he
will make his home.
Judge Haney and daughter, Harriet,
returned Tuesday from visit with
relatives at Mitchell.
$57 25 has been sent to the sufferers
OF the West Virginia mine disaster by
the people of Pierre.
Mrs. H. H. Damn returned to her
home at Highmore Sunday, after a
visit with relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E Payne returned
Monday to Vermillion after week s
visit here with relatives.
Roy Dorothy, who has spent some
time at Coneonuliy, Wash Wash, is the guest
of his parents in this city.
Prof. j. F. OIander and family went
to Watertown and Brookings for a
visit with friends Monday
D. b. Thayer, representative of the
Standard Oil Company for Iowa, came
in from Sioux City Saturday
Miss Jessie Yoder, who has been
visiting in the city with friends, retur-
ed home the fore part of the week.
Miss Florence Brown arrived Tues.
day from Belle Fourche, where she
spent several days with her parents.
Miss Anna Smith of Mcclure, has
made tinal proof of her homestead and
lett yesterday for Tennessee to make
her future home.
Mrs. G. L. Dixie departed Tuesday
for California. where she intends tc
spend the winter Mr.. Dixie accom-
panied her part of the way. y
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