Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1909-07-15
Judge Yarnell went to Philip Satur.

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w. 81. Bruno returned Sunday from
Minneapolis.
Miss Dora, Logan went to her home
at Blunt Friday.
Miss Dorothy Crawford is visiting
friends at Philip.
Miss Vivian Rathmel is visiting
friends at Rec Heights.
G. w. Goodman was here from
Hurley the first of the week.
The militia boys returned yester-
day morning from Watertown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Ash of Nor
eau are visiting friends in the city.
Arthur and Harley Buchanan OF
Meers were in the city Tuesday.
A baby girl was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Schmids last Wednesday.
Mrs. R. N. Barr and son arrived
Monday from Huron for visit in the
city.
Miss Clara Primm returned to her
home at Huron, after q visit with
friends.
Mrs. Henry Hudson returned Satur-
to her home at Leslie, after visit in
the city.
Attorney G. w. Humphrey has re-
turned from a business trip to points
in Iowa.
Miss Alice johnson and Charles
Chesser Of Hayes were married M on
day by Judge Yarnell.
Miss Alice Miller was in from
Wendte yesterday enroute to her
home ct Fremont, Neb.
| D. Harold of Sioux City, was
transacting business matters in the
city the first of the week.
| G. L. Glessner came in from Okobo-
10 Monday and took Mrs. Glessner
and baby back with him.
| Mesdames A. G. Greer of Blunt and
II. D. WILDER of Marshalltown, are
guests at the Hollister home.
Miss Katharine Joyce OF Lake
Mills, Iowa, arrived Saturday for a
visit with Miss Faustine Cole.
| Mrs. T. S. Sheehan and daughter,
Miss Florence, of Norfolk, Neb., are
the guests Of Mrs. j. L. Crotty.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Rowe moved
last week from Philip to Pierre, and
this week Mr.. and Mrs. f. S. Rowe
are moving from Pierre to Philip.
M. W. Murphy, who has been en-
ployed as deputy clerk Of the supreme
court, has resigned his position here
Misses Hazel and Florence Ebert
returned Friday to their home at
Huron, after a visit at the Teubel
home.
Edward Amsden has severed hii
connection with Stearns & Co., anC
is writing insurance for the Banker s
Club at Sturgis.
Mrs O. M. Brazean Of near San.
sarc, who has been visiting her daugh
ter, Mrs. l.. Greenough, returned tt
t her home Monday.
With a foot of rain since the first
of June, South Dakota is certainly
g not greatly interested in another visi
e from the rainmakers.
Through the enterprise of two loca
: physicians, Rapid City will be pro
} vided with first-class and full,
equipped hospital about August 1.
Mrs. John Frederick of Sturgis
! who has been visiting her parents a
Blunt, was brought to the hospita
here Saturday for surgical treatment
Milbank Review, 8: Miss Grac,
Lockhart of Pierre, daughter of J. L
Lockhart, arrived in the city the las
u of the week upon visit to relative
and friends here.
s Mrs. G. J. Smith returned to he:
home at Powell, after visit here
? She was accompanied home by he
: brother in-law, II. P. Smith, wht
8 will visit for few days.
G. T. Dixie, division superintendent
5 at this point, will have full charge 0
9 construction work on the new line
r to be built by the Chicago & North
Western Railway company from
! Blunt to Gettysburg.
!, On Saturday the state treasurer re
b ceived a draft of 10000 from tn
general government to aid the stat
9 agricultural college, the money com
q ing from what is known as the Nor
rill fund for the purpose.
Aberdeen American: j. w. Laugh
lin, deputy q. S. marshall of Pierre
arrived here Friday with Pat j. Con
way Of recent Wakapala fame, VII