Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1909-12-02
!. c. Bastrom of Bristow. Seb

Miss Albina Birkbeck was here Sat
urday from Lacy.
Archie Potter went to Blunt Tues
day on business matters.
L. NJ. Sims, of Belle Fourche, dis
patched business yesterday.
Judge Aikens, attorney, was here
Tuesday from Sioux Falls.
Attorney General Clark was in the
city Tuesday from Redtield.
Born; December /, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Ira Squirting, a daughter.
J. R. Meek of Deer Trail, Colo, Wis
tied with his son here last week
j. G. Salisbury of Sioux Falls, was
in the city yesterday on business.
j. l.. Lockhart and wife returned
Tuesday from visit at Watertown.
j. f. Mahoney came in Tuesday
from Staples, Mimi, on business
matters.
g. w. Bracken was called to
Omaha Tuesday, owing to the serious
illness of a sister.
Miss Winnifred Woodland of Rapid
City, arrived here Monday to visit
her brother, S. Woodard.
w. A. Shurtleff of Parker, was in
the city Tuesday on business before
the insurance commissioner.
j. P. Casey, and son, Earl. went to
Elkton, S. D., this morning to attend
the funeral of a relative,
S. G. Dewell went to Blunt yester-
day to solicit business for the North
western Mutual of Milwaukee.
Miss Sara Beckwith has recovered
from her recent illness and is again
attending to her duties as teacher.
| Ralph Vandercook, assistant state
engineer, arrived here yesterday, hay
ing finished field work for the year.
Samuel G. Policy, secretary of state,
left today for Deadwood, and will be
absent from the city until next week.
Prof. G. e. Evans and wife left
Tuesday for Worthwhile, Mimi, to
attend the wedding of the latter S
sister.
f. J. McCalmont and DR.. S. b.
Stegeman went out to Onida yester-
day to look after land and business
matters while there.
Mrs. w T. Airey who has been visit
ing with relatives at New Underwood
was an arrival here Monday for a visit
with her brother, Carl Ralston.
4 Miss Emma Runkle went to Aber-
deem Tuesday to meet a sister, from
which place they intend going te
Lennon to spend the holidays.
Louis Robbins of Pierre and Miss
Florence ellis of Iowa City, Iowa
were married here last Thursday a
the Catholic parsonage by Fathc
Stencil.
Governor Wesley went to Siou!
Falls and other points yesterday t,
attend a meeting of the Farmer
association.
Yesterday, with the politeness of a.
English Lord, Judge Yarnell joine
in marriage George F. Hodson O
Presho and Miss Lucy l.. Dutton o
Belvidere.
Frank r.. Aikens, eX-.Indge and on
Of the ablest lawyers within til
borders of the State, is in the city 0
T professional business.
F. w. Hoefer, chief police, of Apple
ton, Wis, was in the city, Monday t
I secure papers for Frank Ebben who he
\ been held at WATERFOWL on a charge {
grand larceny.
g w. f. Adrian, real estate dealer,
t now located in the building formerl
occupied by the National Bank c
Y Commerce, where he invites partie
t seeking bargains in lands or cit
property.
d Axel Olson left Tuesday for Co
+ tonwood, where he will open re;
estate office He is an uprigh
n mentorious fellow, and Pierre ca
n lily afford to loose him from it's bus
ness circles.
:, Dr. Stevenson, the well known ey
!. ear, nose and throat specialist
Sioux Falls, will be in Pierre, Tue
n day, Dec It'll, to A P. NJ. Wednesda
4 Dec. Sth. at the Locke Hote
Glasses also fitted. Ut
i Mr.. and Mrs A. D. Hengel celebra
l. ed their twenty-frst marrige annive
sary Sunday. A numuer of frien
), gathered at their home and spent Sc
eral hours, after which refreshme n
were served and a good time enjoyed.
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