Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1909-07-15
LOCAL LACONICS

Mrs. H. F. Sullivan went out to
Capa Tuesday.
George Leap has returned from
Wichita, Kan.
Harvey Ash and wife left Tuesday
for Minneapolis.
J. j. Dalton was an east bound
passenger Tuesday.
A. P. Long was in the city Tuesday
from Chamberlain.
E. F. Clifford was taken home from
the hospital Monday.
Mrs Joe Martin is slowly recover
ing from her operation.
Gertrude O'Hanlon has returned
from visit at Rapid City.
c. F. Kelley left Tuesday on a
business trip to Mitchell.
M. W. Murphy went to Onida
Saturday on business trip.
W. F. Cooley was in the city Tues
day from Mason City, Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Moran have re-
turned from a visit at Cakes.
Mrs. Jean Aldrich arrived today
from Philip for medical treatment.
R. B. Fish of Gettysburg was in
town on professional business Tues
day.
Geo. w. Lumley arrived Saturday
from Duluth and other points in
Minnesota.
Miss Helen Marquardt of Norfolk,
Neb., is the guest of her friend, Mrs.
F. A. Twiss.
Mrs. Rathmel entertained party
last Thursday in honor of Miss How
ard of Parker.
H. E. Cutting, who does large
real estate business, went out to
Philip on Tuesday.
Rev. Randall and his daughter,
Miss Katharine, of Brookings spent
Sunday in the city.
John I. Newell, of the Gas Belt
company, transacted business in
Aberdeen on Saturday.
The Pierre High School Alumni
banquet was held Wednesday at the
Congregational church.
A postoffice has been created at
Mentor, Sully county. Eugene Hurl.
burt is the postmaster.
M. E. Tumble and daughters were
down from Okobojo the first of the
week on business matters.
Misses Aida and Anna Billing.
hurst entertained Friday afternoon to
number Of their friends.
Mrs. j. p. Johnson, of Brookings
left Sunday for Heron Lake, after a
visit with Mrs. j. l.. Lockhart.
Frank Meyer, father of Mrs. E. F
Clifford, returned to his home at
Miller Tuesday after several weeks
visit here.
Rapid City Journal, 10: Mrs. Lulr
Beard, sister of Mrs. Clifford Dayy
was an arrival on yesterday mornings
Pierre train.
Miss Erminie E. Enos, left Sunday
flor her home in Spokane, Wash, af.
Yer a visit with her friend, Miss
Sophie DeLand.
A. G. Satterlee and daughter, Miss
Grace. left yesterday for Meers. Miss
Grace will leave Monday for bel
claim near Hayes.
Miss Katharine Flanagan and
Russell A. Bernan, both of Milesville
were married at the Catholic church
in Ft. Pierre Tuesday.
The state insurance department has
admitted to do business in this state
the Missouri State Life Company
with headquarters at st. Louis.
r. w. Morser, who has been visit
ing his sister. Mrs. L. A. Munson
returned to his home at Clark Tues
day being accompanied by his mother
Saturday night a fire broke out il
the coal house at the round house il
East Pierre. No damage was don,
only the burning OF few tons o
coal.
The Fort Pierre hospital has been
leased to Drs. Lavery and Walsh fol
\ a term Of five years consideration o.
$500. Mrs. IN. Douglas, former
manager having retired.
Y The annual tournament of the
South Dakota Lawn Tennis associa.
ton will be held in this city from
July 10 to "a, and the indica ,ions
point TO q very large attendance.
j. p. Rainey, publisher of thu
Philip Review. closed a deal SAT, r