Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1909-03-18

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Rev. c. +. Hagrr arrived from
Huron Tuesday.
Miss Ethel Howard is visiting with
friends at Blunt.
II. 0. Besancon came up from
Blunt Saturday.
Rev. w. II Thrall went to his home
at Huron Sunday.
Miss Marie Sturgeon spent Sunday
at her home in Blunt.
State Treasurer Johnson arrived |
from Canton yesterday
J. E. Calhoon and wife arrived |
from Midland Monday
w. 7. La Fleiche was in the city
Sunday from Belle Fourche
Harry Beach Of Sioux Falls. was q
capital city visitor yesterday.
Attorney NJ. j. Castlewood was
here from Deadwood Monday
Joseph Pitlick Of Okobojo was here
on business matters Monday.
Clarence Rohrer was taken to his
home from the hospital last week.
w. f. Eales of Watertown, was
here on business matters Saturday.
G. E. Swanson, deputy superinten-
dent, returned today from Sisseton.
Judge Whiting returned yesterday
from several days visit at DeSmet.
Hunters may now present wolf
scalps and receive the usual bounty.
Land Commissioner Nichols and
wife came in from Hayes on Saturday.
Noah Newbanks was looking after
business matters at Midland Satur-
day.
! Miss G.. O. Smith departed the fore
part Of the week for her home in Wis
cOnsn.
Miss Georgia Summerside of Har-
rold, is in the city, the guest Of her
parents.
Mrs. NJ S. Johnson and Mrs E. c.
Robinson came in from uopewell
last week.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Sherman of
! Meers, are guests at the j b. Sher-
man home.
G. w. Holmes Of Onida, was in the
city Saturday in the interest of bust
ness matters.
a. Gunderson returned from High
more Saturday, where he bad been Oh
legal business.
$. \. Taiity left Saturday fer his
home at Artesian after spending seV,
eral days in Pierre.
f. G. King arrived home the first
of the week from Butte county for q
visit with his family
E. f. Clifford will move his grocery
store to the Old Andrews corner
) about the first Of April.
Kew. +. f. GulliXson Of the Luther
church, viii conduct services il
l Highmorr on Sunday next.
j. A. Williams and W. ID. Rayer
Of WATERFOWL, arrived Saturday t,
0 look after business interests.
II. A. Ustrud is in the eastern por
ton of the state, where he is pushing
a better educational system.
Edward Ewert, father of Mrs. W
y NJ. Kemp and A. w. Ewert, arrive
today from Pipestone, MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Draper, VIII
have spent several months in the city
; left Saturday for points in Iowa.
Dorothy Blanche, the infant daugl
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. d. F. Whitney
passed away last Friday after a sho1
Il illness. The funeral was held SUI
70 day from the home.
E. T. Clifford & Co., dealers i
groceries, will occupy the Andrew
II after April - The firm will carry
more complete stock than heretofor
&c The Black Hills conference con
&c mite consisting Of Rev. Notson
81 Alexandria, Rev. Graham of Waite
town, Rev. Sheppard of Sioux Fal
x and G. E. Hopkins of Aberdeen, al
at in the city in attendance at the Meth
u dist conference.
C. f. e. Battin has leased the Yate
IN store building, located on Pleasa1
ed Drive, now occupied by E. f. Gitfol
s. & Co., and will move his stock Their
a to about April Is. Mr.. Battin is
liberal dealer and in the new locatit
no will endeavor to extend his trade.
at The annual meeting of the Woman
le- Library club was held Saturday
at the library. The following office
were elected: President, Mrs. S.
en- Travis; 1st President, Mrs.
IN 2. Farr; End vice-President, Mrs
tv n Mead. Secretary Mrs c. r r