Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1909-06-24

Judge Smith returned from Yank-
ton Monday.
Miss Clara Farmer went to Mime
apolis Monday.
z. e. link Of Spearfsh, was in the
city last week.
Perry Oldfeld was in the city from
Clark Monday,
Judge Mccoy and son arrived from
Aberdeen Monday.
Miss Eva Henry left Monday for
her home at Omaha.
Mrs. Ludwig Dloughy came up
from Miller Monday.
Governor Wesley departed yester-
day for Sioux Falls.
e. E. Swanson returned Sunday
from a trip to Canada.
Judge c. S. Whiting and son arriv-
ed from DeSmet Monday.
VIM. Summerside and daughter
went to Harold Monday.
Wilmer D. Nelson is fast recover
ing from late serious illness
j. L. Wingfeld made a business
trip to Chamberlain Monday.
Miss Helen jacobson OF Platte, is
in the city the guest of relatives.
G. W. Brown of Rapid City, was
here on business matters Monday.
G. H. Warncke is in the city today
from his holdings in Sully county.
Governor Wesley returned Monday
from the eastern part Of the state.
| Mrs. VIM. Summerside and daught.
er went to Sioux Falls Monday for d
visit.
Louise Rousseau and Susie Lear
graduated yesterday from the Indian
school.
North-W estern surveyors are run
ming line from Hitchcock via Onids
to Fairbank.
Misses Helen and Alice Smith wen
to Rapid City Monday for a visi
with friends.
The annual 9th grade examination
was held at the court house Tuesda.
and Wednesday.
| d. E. Lloyd returned to his hom
| at Duluth Monday after visit a
the J. G. Williams home.
Miss M. Schaub and Miss Berth
Purinton arrived from DeSmet for
visit at the Swanson home.
E. G. Issenhuth arrived yesterda
from Redield. The state meeting o
bankers being the attraction.
Miss Mabel Peterson, who has bee
a guest at the Nixon home, left Moi
day for her at Pomeroy, Iowa.
Mrs. S. o. Nordvold and daughte
Miss Katherine, left Tuesday for
visit with relatives at Flandreau.
Attorney General Clark arrive
from Chicago Monday to look afte
matters before the supreme court.
Misses Helen and Lauretta Burn
went to Blunt tuesday, where the
will spend two weeks with friends.
Joseph Stainer and family and Mis-
Frances Brink went to Blunt Tue
day to attend the funeral Of Il.
Baker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence KnowltC
g left yesterday for their home at 1t
9 chester, Mimi, after visit at tt
Williams home.
Joe Ulrey is in Pierre after an al
sence Of twenty years. His comm
served as reminder that he once T.
sided in good town.
I The infant child of Mr.. and Mr.
J. Ludwig E. Swoboda died Saturda
The funeral was held Monday fro
II the Catholic church.
e Jacob E. Long, of Fort Pierre, al
Miss Ida NJ. Knutson Of NoWlln, we
: married at the Lutheran parsonas
q in this city Tuesday.
Ill N. M. Adams returned Monde
from the northern part OF the sta
where he has been on business for T.
it. state lrnd department.
I The state treasurer is sending 0
fopera house and hotel license app
v cations. Each are required to ha
q a state license after July l.
il Mesdames Harry Rathmell,
Brown, Emmett Cole and VIM. SUI
merside went to Sioux Falls Monde
to attend the W. r. q. convention.
g. The local land office has dlspos
Vcc much land this week, under t
- provision provided for IN the IL
"a governing the sale of isolated tract
ir The Blunt baseball team has slgr
fed a willingness to play ball
. Pierre at the big celebration to
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