Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1909-02-04

Clifford Shaun arrived from Manila
Saturday.
c. A. Fountain spent Sunday at his
bone in Clark.
f. r.. Baldwin arrived yesterday
from Deadwood,
E. I. Taubman of Aberdeen arrived
in the city yesterday.
Miss Eunice Sammis has accepted
a position in the Dayhotf bakery
Dr.. r. Evans returned to his home
at Bell Fourche Friday.
F, II. LaVoy of Chamberlain, ar
rived in this city yesterday.
Miss Carol Carter went down to
Blunt Saturday for visit.
George Issenhuth of Huron was in
the city Saturday between trains.
Floyd Gaffy and Miss Vera d. Pow
ers We're marrid Tuesday at Aberdeen.
George Harris and wife came in
Friday from DeGrey for few days
visit
Elwood Crane of Huron was brought
to the hospital yesterday for treat
ment.
Ralph Kemp entertained his Sunday
school class at his home Saturday
| evening.
John I. Heifran, state S attorney of
Lawrence county was in the city
Saturday.
Miss Ethel Brink entertained a
party of friends at her home Satur-
day evening
Rev. DeXheimer left this morning
for Wall, where he will hold services
the next ten days.
Supt. } x. kutnewsky of the hospi
tai for feeble minded at Redfe Id, was
a Pierre visitor Friday.
Mrs. T. H. Commit is in the city
from Wall and will remain her,
throughout the session.
Mrs. John Campbell and baby o
Highmore arrived Saturday and ar,
guests at the Dots1n home.
Mrs. Mccain was brought in from
Rapid City Tuesday and taken to tn
hospital for medical treatment.
j. W. Campbell G.. S. Hutchinson
and w. A. Smith were in the cit
from Huron Saturday on business.
Miss Agnes Bum entertained
party of girls friends Saturday after
noon in honor Of her fifth birthday.
Mrs G. A. Hutchinson, formerly o
this place, was married last week t,
a Mr.. Taylor of River Falls, Wis.
Alamatta Kramer entertained TIL
pupils of the It'll grade at her HON
Friday evening, the occasion bein
her birthday.
Mrs. G.. T. Dixie entertained nun
Der of ladies this afternoon at but
terhy party at her home in Tempt
court.
Rev. Nina L. Pettigrew left yeste1
day for her home at DeadWood, hay
ing been in the city the greater pal
Of the past month.
l.. II. Bowman, who has been TIL
guest of his sisters, Mesdames Hippl
and Billinghurst, departed today fo
his home at Trisp, Wash.
Miss Pearl Oldfield left Saturda
for Gayville, S. D., to resume teach
ing, after week s visit at the HON
| of her sister, Mrs G. H. Rohrer.
A. E. Hitchcock of Mitchell and I
D. Dwight of Sioux Falls, newl
S elected members of the state board {
t regents, arrived in the city today.
Miss Laura Gregg, one Of the woma
suffrage representatives, who ha
T been in the city for some time pas
departed yesterday for her home {
+ Deadwood
/ J. II. Grinols left Friday for Waite
town after looking after the bushes
X interests of his sister, Mrs. Arthu
The millinery store VIII ba sivset, o5
as soon as possible.
V A petition is being circulated /
: members from the Hills, naming |
+. O'Brien of Lead, to fill the vacanC
6 of commandant of the Soldiers HON
9 caused by the death of d. d. L. Du
ley.
! The railroad commission member
= Geo. Rice of Flandreau, W. G. Smit
of Sturgis, f. G. Robinson of Groto
and VIM, Stanley of Sioux Falls. we
i in the city yesterday when the boa
l. was in session.
Congressman Chas. Burke. accor
u panied by his daughter, passed TIN
l, the city Tuesday morning enrou
for Chicago. Miss Burke Will spel
d some time visiting in Louisiana.
q Daily Huronite.
Mrs. Scheffmeyer left Friday f