Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1909-01-07
Carl Anding returned Tuesday from

Carl Anding returned Tuesday from
a visit at Winona-
Frank Sutherland, of Highmore
was in the city Monday.
Senator j A. johnson and wife of
Madison arrived Monday.
Miss Emma Thompson is in from
Capa, to spend the winter.
| Miss Bertha Kalder returned Tues
day from !, visit at Wooiisochet.
The public schools opened yester-
day, after two weeks vacation
Miss Emma Linden Of kankakee,
Ill.,, is visiting at the Brink home.
Miss Leila Mansfield returned Fri
! day from visit with her parents at
Hurley.
J. w. Fowler, and Ernest May of
Deadwood arrived Saturday to attend
the legislature.
| L. E. Highley arrived Saturday
from Hot Springs.
Miss Bessie Burke left Saturday for
Washington, ID. c., where she is at
tending college.
Mrs. Gus. Bergen and daughter ar
rived Saturday from an extended
visit in Indiana.
Dr. Blanchard was called to Lin
coin, Neb,, Monday by the death Of
his little brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett McEntee
left Monday for New Mexico where
they will spend the winter.
G. H. Jordan: State Senator from
Brule and Buffalo counties, arrived
Saturday from Chamberlain.
r.. r.. Commissioners d. II. Smith
of Miller and w. f. Smith of Sturgis
arrived in the city Monday
Miss Rouse of Woonsocket arrived
Sunday for a visit with Mrs. Verna
Rothacker at the Wesley home.
ID. G. Thomas, S. \. Way, G. H.
: Englesby, c. X. Seward and II. A.
Sasse of Watertown are attending the
Legislature.
! II. II. Hultz, engineer on the
North Western, returned Sunday
from visit at his home in Eagle
, Grove, Iowa.
w. l.. Powers and Miss Ethel
Baughman, both of Oahe, were mar
at the Grand Pacific hotel, Dec. 81, by
Judge Moulton.
f A. II. Wheaton of Brookings, food
and dairy commissioner is here to
look after his interests during the
, opening Of the legislature.
5 w. G. Cook, C. p. Bates, r. j Illus.
ton, G. Thorson and G.. Thompson
, are among the Sioux Fails people here
attending the Legislature.
Sheep lined Coats and listers il
Duck, Corduroy, Moleskin anC
! Minnesota morocco with knit-neck
all grades at Hilger & Hengel's.
The State Historical Society is the
recipient Of fine portrait of Hon
Granville g. Bennett of Deadwood
The portrait was painted by II. K
J. Saunders.
G. II. Jaynes forwarded a choic,
! carload Of hogs Tuesday to Sioul
City, Mr.. Jaynes is liberal buye
Of fat stock and will go after stool
that is ready for the market
G Cheer up! Cheer up! The Robin
are coming. Clint and Bessie Rob
bins with the famous Chase Liste
II Theater company at the Grand on
: week, commencing Monday night
Prices 25-35-50c.
e If you want practical course il
i bookkeeping, shorthand and type
writing, or any of the more common
: branches, you should make arrange
i ments to enter the Pierre Bushes
University at once. Many n
if students will commence Jan. 4.
" Joint installation Will be held b
the members Of the members Of tn
II /. o. O. F. lodge and the Rebeka
n lodge this Tuesday evening in tn
s. Odd Fellows hall. The committe
- in charge of the supper to be serve
r. afterwards promise good feed.
n Governor Crawford has appointe
A. w. Kruger, Of GrOton, amember {
r. the state board of agriculture, Thi
I appointment is to fill the vacanc
,e caused by the resignation Of F, {
Robinson, who has been elected
- member of the state railway commits
IL sion.
al W. c. Hull, veterinary surgeon, la
leased the building first door south {
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