Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1909-09-23
H. c. Packard of Redfeld is in the

Harry Scott is visiting his mother
at Seneca.
G. E. Nolt of Okobojo, was in the
city Tuesday.
r. B. Jones of Midland was in the
city Monday.
Plan to attend the Gas Belt exposi-
ton, October 40.
Ned Young of Capa, has entered
the public schools.
VIM. Borst has returned from a
trip to Rapid City.
Will Lockhart left Tuesday for
points in Nebraska.
Miss Eulalia Clifford returned Mon
day from visit at Miller.
R. j. Henry and wife have moved
into the j. S. Lewis cottage.
John Sutherland made profess
sional call at Blunt Monday.
Fred Villas returned Tuesday from
business trip to the twin cities.
William Speer and wife of Hum
boldt, S. D., are visiting in the city.
I'll. G. McGannon numbered among
the visitors here Tuesday from Oko-
bojo.
G. M. Otis of Blunt was in the city
Tuesday looking after business mat
| tiers.
Fred Baade, hustling farmer liv-
ing near Rousseau, was in the city
Monday.
Virgil Laughlin has gone to Della
field, Wis, where he will attend
school this year.
The graders are now working on
East Pleasant Drive. 1t is much
needed Improvement.
Little Marion Matthews, of Arnott
took second prize in the baby show at
Huron during the State Fair.
The second installment of taxes
are due during September, and if not
paid will be advertised in October.
Three months tuition free at the
Sioux Falls Business college, Sioux
Falls, S. d. Send for particulars.
! S. H. Lea left this morning fol-
Sioux Falls, called there to look after
the inspection of a drainage ditch.
Charles Heitzelman, employed il
the Hilger and Hengel clothing store
is spending few days at Chicago.
R. d. Jennings and wife left the
first of the week for North Dakota
after a short visit with relatives here
Mrs. Corraine Blackman left las
night for her home in Texas, having
spent the past year with friends here
G. X. Sellers, the newly appointed
secretary to Gov. Vessey arrived il
the city Monday to take up his new
duties.
Miss Anne Billinghurst left las
Friday for points in Wisconsin, be
fore returning to school at Glen Parl
Seminary.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Garvey re
turned Monday from an extende,
visit with relatives at Sioux City
Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs, w. e. Hatley expec
to leave soon for Texas to spend tn
winter and also work for the Bank
er's club.
f. NJ Beacon, of the Beacon
Medicine Co.. went to Redfield tn
2 first Of the week for the interest
of the company.
Mrs. H. E. Davis and daughter ar
visiting at Des Moines. While ther
she will place her daughter in tn
Drake university.
Miss Mabelle Jones of Mancelon 8
Michigan, was an arrival in the cit
Sunday. She is an old time acquaint
l ance of Prof. J E. Slindee.
Mrs. J. E. Truran departed Satul
: day for Shullsburg, Wisconsin, to a
tend the celebration Of the golde
n wedding anniversary of her parent
. Quite number of buyers have bee
here, and if every man had sold a farr
that was putting up front the entir
r country population would have bee
s changed,
! Sam Farrell, of Flandreau, WE
in the city Friday visiting his daugl
r ter and renewing old acquaintance
y While in the city he paid this offic
T a pleasant call.
Yesterday, James Walsh, farme
! residing south of Miller, while pla,
1t ing base ball, was struck in the mout
n by ball and sustained injuries fro
which he died.