Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1909-04-15

Sunday.
No 50 leaves Pierre 200 Sundays only.
No, 81 leaves Pierre 1900 D m. daily except
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No. % leaves Pierre 800 p. III. daily.
LOCAL LACONICS
John Langhlin went to Sioux Falls
yesterday.
r. l.. Yokum went to Rapid City
Saturday.
John Hutchinson OF belmont was
in the city yesterday.
Mrs. VIM. Eckert went TO her home
at Blunt Saturday.
c. w. Caldwell Of Sioux Falls, was
in the city Saturday.
Sharon Evans left Saturday for his
home at Hot Springs.
Judge Yarnell went to Canning on
legal business Monday.
Frank Crane returned yesterday
from a trip to Watertown.
Byron S. Payne went to Huron on
business matters Tuesday.
Walter Smith spent several days
with friends at Huron last week.
Miss Bessie Pease left last week
for Denver for an extended visit.
The conference Of the NJ. E. Church
will be held in this city in October.
Claude Garner was looking after
business matters at Blunt Saturday.
j. G.. Merrill returned last week
from business trip to Cakes, n. d.
: Fred Glish of Ohio, arrived Satur-
day and is guest of W. H. Checker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller are now located
in the Woodland residence in East
Pierre.
Judge Whiting went to his home at
DeSmet Saturday for a several days
stay.
For Sale Cheap-One Steinway
piano in first class condition.. E.
Truran A1-4t.
Mrs. c. t. Dixie and son return ed
Saturday from weeks visit at
Chicago.
Miss Floy Treadway spent several
days last week at Huron, returning
Saturday.
State Telephone inspector Egge
was looking after business matters
here yesterday.
Charles W. Caldwell arrived Mon
day from Sioux Falls, and remained
until yesterday.
Mrs c. f. Grew returned yester-
day from an extended visit with rel
atives at Dixon, Neb.
w. |. Walker arrived Saturday
from Omaha for visit with his son =,
Henry Walker and family.
Miss Lizzie Robinson, sister of Mrs
C. L. Hyde, came up from Huron
Saturday for few days visit.
Andrew Pietrus and family arrived
Saturday from Sleepy Eye, Mimi,
for visit at the Fay i1ockett home.
Mesdames Blair Pangle and Adrian
. entertained the Lady Maccabees Sat
urday evening at the home of Mrs.
Blair.
Miss Goldie Justice and Mr.. George
Tce were united in marrige Monday
evening at the home of the bride 8
parents.
Miss Esther DahliE of Lead and
" VIM j. Boyd Of Midland were united
in marriage by Rev. Tilden last
Thursday.
Acquaintance of Charles Metzgel
will be grieved at hearing that he is
seriously i'll at the home of relatives
in Indiana.
3, A. Cummins returned Sunday
from North Dakota to which place he
accompanied the remains of G. w
Richardson.
Frank Crane, clerk of the supreme
court, went to Watertown on Mon
day, near which place he owns large
tracts of land.
The earth was covered with snow
Tuesday evening which, earl.
pioneers appear certain, was the last
fall until next fall.
D. w. March, receiver of the U. S
Land office, left Monday for Siou,
Citv in answer to suhpOaDa To tpS f.
before the grand jury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Lillibridgt, VIII
have been visiting relatives in tn
city the past few days, left Saturda
for their home at Centerville.
Mrs. S. F. Whiting, mother o
Mesdames Straight and Youngs, al
rived from Minnesota Saturday an
will make her home in this city.