Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1909-07-22
Miss Erma Dulin left for her home

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Mrs. Brown Of Westoyer, is visit
ing with friends here.
Mrs. John Latta returned Tuesday |
from visit at Harold.
VIM. B. Dudley is visitor in our
city from Hot Springs.
Mrs. E. F. Clifford and children are
attending the races at Miller.
Miss Genevieve Howard expects to
leave tomorrow for Sioux Falls.
A. G. Griffin has been appointed
game warden for Hughes county.
A. L. Hoskins of Emmetsburg Ia,
is visiting with friends in the city.
Harry Hunt of Madison, is renew
ing old acquaintances here this week.
B. F. O'Neil came up yesterday
from Milford, Iowa, for visit in the
city.
G. M. Hopkins, hotel inspector,
was in the city Tuesday from Aber-
deem.
Levi MCGEE of Rapid City, num-
bered among those who were here
yesterday.
Harry Clifford of Hitchcock, visit.
ed at the Clifford home the fore part
of the week.
j. G. Knapp Of Sisseton, was in at
tendance at the Redmen convention
here this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Corder of
Washington, d. c., are visiting at
the Clcugh home.
| R. W. Hoag arrived yesterday from
Grafton, N. D., where he has been
visiting with friends.
Mrs. B. A. Cummins and daughter,
and Miss Ruth Hyde left Monday
for an outing at Hisega.
Allen Blewitt arrived in the city
Wednesday from Flandreau to look
after some land business west of the
river.
If you want two months instruc-
ton absolutely free, write at once tC
III. E. Slindee of the Pierre Business
University.
Mrs. f. G. Vaughn will entertain
tomorrow afternoon in honor of hel
sister. Miss Viola Morrow, who is
visiting here.
M. B. Hastings is sojourning il
Milwaukee. To our liking Milwau
kee is an ideal city in which to pas!
vacation days.
Local implement dealers report TIN
sale of fifty binders. Along with thes
gatherers of grains went three car
loads of binding Irvine.
Mrs. Effie B. Royce and James 0
Barton both of Ottumwa, were mar
ried last evening at the Baptist par
: sonage, Rev. Tilden officiating.
Governor Vessey returned Tuesda.
from Watertown, where he spent tn
4 past two weeks at the State Encamp
t ment Of the South Dakota Nationa
Guard.
DR.. Carder, formerly resident i
8 Sully county, but who went to Color
ado few years ago, has decided t
b return to Onida where he says h
a will reside permanently.
State Engineer Lea returned yes
r rerday from an extended trip throug
d several counties in the eastern pal
Of the state where he went to loo
J. after drainage conditions.
! DR.. Carlos Rozell was in the cit
Monday from the Rozell ranch nea
# Fort Pierre enroute to his home {
% La Grange, Ind. He was accompanie
as far as Pierre by his daughter, Mis-
Edith.
i Farmers in town Saturday repo1
that much Of the barley crop has q
ready been harvested and that tt
WON WILL SCO ll0A JUG
ID at work in some of the early SOW
wheat fields.
IS The Dakota Western Assurance G.
y was licensed Saturday to do insu
r. ance business in this state with hea
quarters at Watertown. The cor
~ have deposited articles of Incorpor
a tion and S135 900 of securities.
g Patrick Redmond, a young IN;
twenty-seven years Of age, W
Or brought from Miller to the hospit
a in Fort Pierre Monday for medic
al treatment and died only short tin
after reaching there. The renal
xe were taken o the undertaking parlo
n and sent to Miller.
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