Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1909-10-28
Miss Ruby Laughlin left yesterday
for her home at Harold.

Miss Ruby Laughlin left yesterday
for her home at Harold.
Miss Mary Young of Philip is Wis
lting at the Brandhuber home.
S. w. Clark, attorney general of
Redtield, arrived in the city yester-
day.
Mrs. j. H. Airey and son left to-
day for visit with relatives at Chi
cago.
ID, Van Heis departed yesterday
for st. Louis where he will spend the
winter.
c. II. Burke and daughter, jose
phlne, returned home yesterday from
Aberdeen.
A. E. Whiting arrived Tuesday
from Sioux Falls to visit his brother,
Judge S. w. Whiting.
Harry Olsen returned Tuesday to
his home at saltwater, Mimi, after
spending the summer working here.
S. E. Grams of Lead has been APP
pointed deputy fire marshal His
special work will be west of the river,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bibelheimer re-
turned yesterday from visit with
relatives in the eastern part OF the
state.
Mrs. 2. E. Rose who has been the
guest of her sister, Mrs. S. S. Ruble,
returned Tuesday to her home in
Iowa.
j. b. Wolemuth of Mitchell is visit
ing friends here, enroute for Montana
where he expects to make his future
home.
The derrick for the artesian we'll at
the state house was raised today and
work is to be commenced in a few
days.
S. S. Meigs of Highmore transacted
business matters here the fore part OF
the week.
"a splendid school" 80 say the
students Of the Sioux Falls Business
College, Sioux Falls, S. d.
| Mrs. A. B. Bailey arrived here
Tuesday from Duluth, Mimi, for
visit with her son, w. H. Bailey and
family.
| l.. f. Michael Of the Cheyenne
River Agency, returned yesterday to
! his home after looking after business
matters here.
j. FL. McCord, l.. l.. Stephens, j.
P. Erickson and j. G.. Damn left Mon
day for an outing and duck hunt at
Lake Poinsett.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Feiok, who
have been visiting with friends here
for few days, departed yesterday
for their home at Alpena.
w. f.. Natter of Okobojo, who
has been on q trip to Montana return
ed home Tuesday, accompanied by
his son, Kenneth OF, Idaho.
If you attend Business College at
tend a modern school. Mankato
, Commercial College building of Man
kato, Mimi, is pronounced the finest
in the country. Send for their pro-
fusely illustrated yearbook 1t is
free.
Articles of incorporation have been
filed here for the Utah Traction com
pany, with headquarters at Pierre
and business Office at Ogden, Utah
1t is capitalized at 100000 The
incorporators are August H. Voegler
Adolph Richie, Reuben Miller, H. B
Cole, Salt Lake City; l.. E. Gaify, J
* b. Estes. and f. f. Haynes of Pierre
Henry Ellis, "a years of age, dice
at the Union hotel last night of drop
. sy. The family of the deceased ar,
living on a claim on Bad river. Thu
i funeral services will be held from tn
Lutheran church. He leaves a wife
two sons and daughter to mourn
e his loss.
. Mrs. Ross will give lecture at tn
Auditorium in this city on Saturday
: Her battle against Mr.. Egan has in
d terested the people of the entire state
it Mrs. Ross is an old resident O
Hughes county and the old settler
n know her we'll. Her subject is "Ou
4 Courts, Were They Right or Wrong3
She was in position to know thee in
side history in the Kaufman an
O'Grady cases and the subsequen
i dis barment of Mr.. Egan.
= Hon. G. E. DeLand left yesterda
to attend the great waterways con
Q vention at New Orleans. Presiden
Taft and a score or more Of governor
y will be present at the convention AM
u it will be one Of the most notabl
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