Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1909-05-13
LOCAL IACONICS

Falls Saturday.
State Secretary Policy spent Sun
day at Deadwood.
Mrs. W. A. King came up from
Canning yesterday.
T. H. Bronte returned from trip
to Chicago yesterday.
Chas. E. DeLand went to Capa on
business matters Saturday.
John Hirning went to Herried Mon
day for several days visit.
Mrs. G. B. Billinghurst returned
yesterday from Minnesota points.
Sioux Falls high school won the
oratorical debate with Vermillion.
VIM. Summerside came up from
Harold Tuesday for visit with his
family.
j. e. Campbell arrived from High
more yesterday for visit with Pierre
friends.
DR.. w. l.. Vercoe of Lead, was the
guest of Dr.. o. N. Hoyt several days
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Greeley of Chi
cago, were in the city several days
last week.
Mrs. NJ. j. Schubert entertained the
Ladies Bridge club at her home yes
terday afternoon.
Mrs. C. e. Swanson is enjoying a
visit from her mother, Mrs. ThorsoH ),
of Lake Preston.
There will be dance at the audi
forum Monday night. Music by
Gobels orchestra.
Judge Plowman arrived from Dead
wood yesterday on matters before
the supreme court.
E. l.. Granthan of Custer, was in
the city Saturday on matters before
the supreme court.
The funeral of the infant child of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Nelson was held
Saturday afternoon.
Deputy United States Attorney
w. G. Porter was in Pierre Tuesday
on business matters.
State Engineer S. Fl. Lea went to
Sioux Falls yesterday to look after
professional matters.
The Fourth Dry Farming Congress
will meet at Billings, Montana, Octo-
Der 26, 27 and 2S, 1909.
Mesdames I. A. Miller and S. r.
Reber of Philip are guests of Mrs
Rich, a sister of the former.
DR.. Michael came down from the
Cheyenne Agency last week. He was
accompanied by Fred LaPlant.
Attorneys E. r. Taubman and L
w. Crofoot of Aberdeen, were here
on professional business Saturday.
Hon. S. c. Policy, secretary OF
state, left Friday for Deadwood
where business matters called him.
Abel Larson and Miss Josephine
Englund, of Union county, were unit
ed in marriage Tuesday by Rev. Gul
liXsOn.
f. j. McCalmont left Tuesday fol
y Boone, Iowa. He went to his form Ell
home in Iowa to close up business
affairs.
G. C. Maben, secretary of tn,
Security Life Il Savings Co., pass et
the week in Aberdeen in the interest!
of his company.
A. G. Johnson, general passenge
agent for the North w estern system
passed through Pierre on Monday
going to Rapid City.
C. r. Garner has purchased the J
S. Irwin building on Main street an
will occupy the same for living room
and his real estate office.
Rapid City Journal: Miss Am.
Cherry of Pierre, was a guest Q
friends here Monday, while enrout
to Grow agency in Montana.
On May 81 and % occurs the annua
state high school declamatory cor
test and field meet, under the aus
pieces of the state university.
Miss Nellie kamroski, late q
Stevens Point, Wis, has accepted
position as stenographer in the offic
of the Hastings Land Company.
DR.. John Askin of Pierre, wi
make the principal address befor
the State Congregational Ministeria
association in Sioux Falls on Nav Is
says the Argus-Leader.
G. r. Busby, chief clerk of til
Bankers Club, an insurance assoc
alton in this city. in letter to thi
office from Aberdeen, says: 'A1
getting along fine; taking in ne,
members at lively rate. This is
big, hustling town. Every body seem
to hs boosting Aberdeen