Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1909-10-21
LOCAL IACONICS

Manila.
w. Winstone has opened up the
Capital Cafe.
3, Will McCord spent Sunday at Miller
with friends.
Miss Effie Dawson Sundayed with her
parents at Miller.
Rev, Notson was in the city yester-
day from Mitchell.
Miss Ida P. Hatch visited friends
at Blunt Saturday.
Mrs. G. W. Bartine of Leslie is in
the city OH business.
Will Troy returned Saturday from a
visit at Deadwood.
Mrs. Charles Granger visited here
Saturday from Blunt.s
Mrs. I'D. Rainey of Philip, visited
friends here Tuesday
Miss Edith Berg of Sansarc visited
with friends here Tuesday.
P. F. o'Neill of Hersey, Wis, is
visiting with friends here.
Charles Brattian of Meers, was in
the city yesterday on business.
S. G. Yarnell went out to Cotton
wood Saturday on business.
Chris BAIL of Midland numbered
among the visitors here yesterday.
Miss Ethel Brink returns yesterday
from visit with friends in Illinois.
O. c. Dokken, stateland commission
er.went east yesterday on business.
& w. A. Endicott arrived here yester-
day from Driggers, for a short visit.
Harry Kunkel numbered among
the visitors here Tuesday from Now
lin.
B. r. O'Neil arrived here yester-
day from Milford, Iowa, for a short
visit.
Mrs C. Danimore and daughter of
Philip are here for a short visit with
friends.
y Gen. w. H. H. Beadle numbered
among the visitors here Saturday from
Madison.
F. G. Robinson of Groton was
transacting business matters here
yesterday.
M. A. Murphy was called to Sisse-
ton Tuesday owing to the illness of
his mother.
Attorney G. N Williamson Of Aberdeen
was in the city Saturday on profession
al business.
James Temmey, who has been visit
ing the Black Hills returned today to
his home at Onida.
Bert HALEY left this morning for
WATERFOWL where he will work for the
next two months.
O. s. Basford, commissioner of in
surance, transacted business in Sioux
Fails the first of the week.
Charles Brown, an attorney of Rapic
City, transacted business matters
Saturday before the Supreme court.
Z. E. Cassill was in the city the
fore part of the week on business
connected with the railroad commits
sion.
The Lyman Twins at the Crane
Monday and Tuesday was well at
tended and the show throughout was
good.
Mrs. e. j. Bates arrived in the cit,
Saturday from Sioux Falls for shor
visit with her daughter, Mrs. G. E
Meek.
Mrs. C. E. Granger and son, Wayn
returned yesterday to their home a
Blunt. The son being brought here TO
an operation.
C. E. Evans, principal of the Higl
school and Miss Leila Mariner of North
vile, S. D., were married last Saturda,
at the brides home
Rev. II. i. Russell returned Satur
day from Sioux Falls where he attends
the state missionary conference OF tn
Episcopal church.
Miss Ella Clough came in from Aber
deem and Sundayed with her sister Mrs
r. S. Uhrig. Miss Clough is attending
the Normal school there.
Edward Vscn;lys left Tuesday TO
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Baldwin, Kansas, where ne VII
make his future home. He has bee
visiting his daughter, Mrs. J. +
Olander.
ID. d. Thomas arrived Tuesda.
Arom Watertown, on business con
Saected with the state board OF char
ties and corrections, being one 9
Remembers i3-
Miss Hazel Farnum and Sever
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