Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1909-03-11
Frank Core came up from DeGrey

Saturday.
Col. Dick Woods lett Saturday for
Rapid City.
The Compass club will give a dance
this evening
Lou Lillibridge arrived yesterday
from the east.
j. NJ. Stainer came up from Har-
rold Saturday.
Governor Vessey left today for
Washington Springs.
Mrs. c. B. Billinghurst returned
from the east Sunday.
c. B. Billinghurst has purchased
new Ford automobile.
A. B. Nelson returned home yes
terday from Hot Springs
Miss Ethel Magubb went to her
home at Redtield Saturday.
Mrs R. f. Grimshaw went to her
home at Deadwood Monday.
State Auditor Hirning spent sun
day at his home at Herried.
The University Of South Dakota
won in the debate with Creighton
university.
Miss l.. Iowa Jones, teacher in art,
at the Business University went to
Blunt today.
Mrs. E. M. Hegglund left yesterday
for Sioux City, where she will visit
with relatives.
Mrs. n. E. Howard and Miss Mile,
returned yesterday from several days
visit at Huron.
Mrs. Carlisle and children Of NJ on
DAMN, Iowa, are in the, city, the
guests of relatives
The East Pierre Improvement
Society will meet with Mrs. Dickey
tomorrow afternoon.
Ray Bergstresser Of Madison has
accepted a position in one of the
! drug stores in the city.
Mrs. Williams, who has been q
guest at the II. p. Williams home
left Monday for Grindstone.
Chas. Bunch Of Okobojo, died al
st. Mary's hospital this morning o
brights disease, aged - years.
Mr.. and Mrs John Welter depart
: ed today for Meade county, where
they go to hold down a homestead.
+ F. b. Gage took a carload of horses
to Neosha, Wis, yesterday, wher
he intends to dispose of them at sale
:. Miss Cora Tapenden Of Lake Pres
o ton and Mr.. Howard Richie of Mid
land were issued license to wed to
day.
Miss Frances kenney, who ha
spent the past two months in the city
r departed Saturday for her home a
J Owanka.
Jas Hariering of Rapid City an
e +. M. Stewart Of Buffalo Gap, Wer
n looking after business matters her
Saturday.
II A. b. Nelson went to Hot Spring
re Saturday to attend a meeting of th
Soldiers Home board Of which he
* member.
8 J. f. Goodsell and John IngvaIso
departed Friday for their homes ;
IN Flandreau after a two months sta
h in the city.
Frank Lillibridge, ST.. was take
k to the hospital yesterday. Mr.. Lii
N bridge is suffering with an attack
pneumonia.
" The ladies of the Baptist chur<
it are being entertained this afternoc
at the home of Mrs. h. NJ Fuller
IN East Pierre.
a. The contract has been let to }
Coxhead Of Yankton for the additio
ar al pews to be installed at the Congr
" gational church.
Charles W. Dean Of Beresford, Ii
ed been appointed by Governor r.
at Vessey as member of the sta
board OF agriculture,
Elk Mrs. Ada Hargrove, of Capa, WI
al has been the guest OF Mrs. Har
Rathmel the past few days, left Tue
tv day foI visit at Parker
OF Mrs. w. w. Walls, who has beer
guest at e. w Simpson home the pa
~ three weeks, departed Tuesday
in her home at Wheaton, III.
Jake Halidley, brother Of +.
me Handley, was in Pierre from Nemal
)e- Neb., last week While here he pl
led chased farm in this county.
C.. e. Swanson, deputy superintel
of ent, departed yesterday for the nor
be eastern part of the state in the int
os- est of school officers meetings.
Ex-senator A. B. kittredge has
elt turned to his home in Sioux Fa
r