Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1908-05-28
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LOCAL IACONICS

LOCAL I4ACONICS
A. D. Hengel left Monday for Big
Stone.
II. b. Curtis was over from Miller
Friday
Claude Garner went to Sioux Falls
Saturday.
Father Stencil went out to Rousseau
Saturday.
A. p. Sawyer has gone to Miles City,
Montana.
VIM. Hartley has returned from
visit at Nowlin.
Verne Blanchard returned Saturday
from Vermllion.
Ezra lssenhuth Sundayed with his
parents at Huron.
Tom McNamee was an east bound
passenger Friday.
Mrs J. r. Groseclose of Okobojo, was
in the city Friday,
Frank Senior left Friday for his
home in New York.
Howard Fuller Of Milbank, visited
( his parents Friday.
Herman Poste returned Saturday TO
, his home near Philip.
Mrs H. e. Cutting has returned from
n visit at Minneapolis.
ii. L. Wiggam has purchased an
4 auto from Claude Garner,
II G. a. Cassil of Canton was in the
a city the fore part of the week.
q w. S. Trask of Blunt, numbered
among the visitors here Friday,
r. 3 Inman and wife are visiting
! relatives at Miles City, Montana.
n Miss Hazel Barron departed Friday
morning for her home at st. Paul.
q L. W. Cole and daughter returned
n Saturday from visit at Midland
a Mrs. w. H. Matter was mum bered
& among the Okobojo visitors here Satur-
n day.
Il w. r. Tarney of New Richmond
# Ind, was in the city last Friday on land
# business.
@ G. w. Adams and son, Earl, arrived
here Saturday from Indiana to make
l their future home.
Mrs Geo. K. March went down tc
Huron Friday to attend the May festi
val and visit relatives.
Mrs. Mae Foster departed Friday 70
@ her home at Marshall, Mimi, after
VA short visit in the city,
a Rev. w. II. Hare, D. D., Of Siou;
S Falls gave an interesting sermon at thu
Episcopal church Sunday.
j. e. Truran returned from the east
8 Monday on business connected witt
the state land department..
Chas. Rhorer is calling on eIector
.S in the rural districts He is a candi
III date for the office of sheriff
Mrs, 5. Walker and daughter ar
rived here Friuay from Lancaster, Wis
2 where they spent the winter.
8 g. w. VanLanningham and wifi
#@& oiAlfCu III VIC GiGy IlludS i1OLu biDVh
# ings to make their future home.
Otto Human arrived Friday fro r
az Minneapolis to act as bookkeeper a
II the Atlas Lumber Co. yards.
Il Mitchell won first honor and Yank
Fl ton second at the declamatory contes
Fl which was held at Vermillion last weel
u VIM. Christensen, of Duluth, MINI
B was in the city Friday on business con
nected with the new capitol building
n The w. G. T. U. convention was hel
'sss here yesterday and today Mrs. Ram
sey, president of the state union wa
s.3@ present.
H The Boston Boomers and Pierl
s crossed bats here Sunday afternoo
Z The game was won by the latter, tt
ssRS score being s to 4.
I Milton Goodner left Saturday fc
ss Vermiiion TO attend the exercises
8 commencement week which his siste
S Grace, is one Of the students.
S G. G. Barney, Elias J acobsen and ,
ssS j. Bentz, of the department of scho
S and public lands, returned Sunda
8 from trip to the Black Hills.
Mrs. G. b. Billinghurst was electe
Al@ president of the assembly of the R,
E bekah lodge for the next year at
S meeting held at Sioux Falls recently
k A large crowd of people gathered
N the home of Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Burl
N Saturday to attend reception given
I honor of Rt. Rev. W. II. Hare, u. D.
ID at the Catholic church Sunday NOR
s ing thirty three boys and girls toe
M first communion. The church W,
M decorated for the occasion and speci
M music was given by the choir
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