Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1909-10-07
Wilbur Roush is in from Lacy.
Harry Monbaim ia in the city fror

Harry Monheim is in the city from
Sturgis.
/ Father Stratton is in the city from
Rapid City.
Leo Smith was an east bound pas.
senger today.
Mrs. E. r.. Sanderson came in today
from Huron.
S. Stevens came up from Sioux
Falls to register.
Charles Hirschey arrived today
from Dell Rapids.
Frank Crane made business trip
to Huron last evening.
Governor Wesley went to Rapid
City this afternoon.
Ed. Wolf of Sioux Falls, was in
Pierre Tuesday to register.
Mrs. Alice Monroe of Rapid City
is here visiting with friend here.
Miss Norma Traver of Highmore,
is the guest of Miss Della Smith.
Bernie Bach of Hurley, is renewing
old acquaintance while in the city.
Mrs. S. G. Policy and children of
Deadwood arrived in the city today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Mathews return
ed today to their home at VanMetre.
Miss Florence Scott arrived today
from Huron for visit with friends.
c. T. Erstad of Mitchell is in the
city to register and take in the expo
sition.
Mrs. M. l.. Quirk of Highmore, is
visiting at the l. M. Dotson home
this week.
| Tom Moore, former resident of this
city, came in today from Minneapolis
to register.
! Mrs. w. G. Thompson of Rousseau,
visited with her sister, Mrs. w. f..
Hatley today.
! The Misses Stella Burke and Clara
Pounds were iii the city Tuesday
from Huron.
Mrs. Thos. Ayres returned this
, morning from visit in the New
England states.
Miss Irene Barnes has returned
from a visit with relatives at Chicago
l and other points.
Mrs. L. w. Washburn and daugh-
5 ter of Seattle, WASH, have arrived
r in the city for visit.
Margaret Keegen and Charles Boy.
: er of Marietta were united in mar
r riage Tuesday by Justice Yarnell.
Mrs. Chas. Raybourne Of Rapid
City who has been visiting her daugh.
e ter here, left yesterday for her home.
Mr.. and Mrs Leftwiches of Burl
> ington, Kan, have arrived in the city
and are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
F. M. Beacon.
S Mrs. George Cocayne and Miss
Theresa Award have returned from
Sioux City where they attended the
Interstate fair.
e E. G. Eliason of Huron passed
through Pierre Tuesday from Under
wood where he purchased farm nea
:. Underwood.
The Middle West Fire Insuranc
company of Valley City, N. D., ha
Ii been granted license to write fir
> and hail insurance in the state.
The catalogue of the Sioux Fall
e Business College, Sioux Falls, S. D
~ points the quickest way to a goo
position and successful career.
y A horse belonging to Frank Smit
u was badly injured last evening, a
automobile with no lights having ru
r. into it while tied in front of the coul
n, house. i
g The six year old son of Mr.. an
Mrs. George Bum died last evenin
re of heart failure. The remains wei
" inferred this afternoon in the Rive
h. side cemetery. Heartfelt sympatE
is extended to the Borrowing parent
IS Okobojo Times: Mrs. Bessie Jam
re son and daughter Nicely left for Pier
o. Tuesday to spend the week -.
About one hundred wagon loads
.rt Indians passed thru here Saturds
4, and Sunday. They are on their W,
to Pierre to take part in the sha
battle, Clusters last fight
for Mr.. and Mrs. Swain of Indianapol
err who arrived here the latter part
ice last week, expect to open up a stud
where they will teach voice, pial
of and pipe organ. Mrs. Swain W
- musical director in Grace Episcop
90 church Of indianapolis, and was We
a., active in that city in putting on ca
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