Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1909-01-28

from Huron.
Mrs. Mary Nelson of Lacy is visit
ing in the city,
Superintendent Young of Plankin-
ton is in the city.
Lewis Larson arrived this morning
from Sioux Falls.
A. Davey made business trip to
Harold this week.
Senator G. p. Bates returned from
a visit at Sioux today.
Mrs. Stainer returned yesterday
from visit at Blunt.
State Treasurer Johnson returned
today from visit at Canton.
The Compass club will give dance
at Temple Court tomorrow night.
F. B. Smith of Waterfowl. is look
ing after business matters here.
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Trask of Blunt
were visitors in the city today.
Editor Kneedy, formerly of the
WATERFOWL Times, is a Pierre visitor.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. w. Gates left to-
day for their new home at Ottumwa,
Iowa
Frank Core came III from De Grey
today TO make final proof of his home
stead.
MI. and Mrs. Ludwig Dloughy will
occupy the Lewis cottage on Pleasant
Drive.
Louis Greenough arrived today
| from Montana for visit with his
parents.
Mrs. w. S. Clark returned to her
home at Redtield after a few days
visit in the city.
| Mrs. Carl Swenson and son of
| Duluth arrived Friday and the gu ests
! of Mrs. Fentress.
Mrs. Thorsness Of Lake Preston AT.
rived Friday for I, visit at the home
Of G.. e. Swanson.
John Stopperan returned today
from Freeport, H., where he went
on business matters.
Money to loan Oh farm lands
special rates for January. See Mund1
Brothers, Pierre, S. d.
The plant of the Harold Pioneer
narrowly escaped going to the clouds
in smoke and flame yesterday.
Judge and Mrs. McNenney of Stur
gis, left Friday for their nome after
spending a few days III this city.
Prof. r.. f. Kerr returned to his
home at Brookings Friday Afternoon
after visiting few days i'll the city.
E. P. Mather, representing thu
Minneapolis Paper company, was
looking after business here yesterday
Mrs. Anna Huney returned to he
home at Rochester, Mimi, after
visit with her son, b. f. Huney ant
family.
Mrs. &. f. Millett arrived Saturda
from Hudson, for an extended visi
with her daughter, Mrs. John Bibel
heimer.
Messrs Bennett and ID. r. Evan
j left Tuesday for their homes at Bell
FDurche after several days stay i
the city.
The Catholic ladies gave yer
pleasant social last evening at til
Bankers club hall, which was larg
ly attended.
j. l.. Wingfeld, private secretar
to Governor Vessey, arrived Tuesda
from Mitchell, where he had been 0
a short visit.
1 B. A. Cummins attended the meet
K. ing of the executive council Of til
j., State Bankers convention, held ;
Huron Friday.
Miss Olive Sinclair left today fc
her home at Keokuk, Iowa. Mis-
: Sinclair has made final proof on ht
s claim near Ottumwa.
A large crowd attended the Fire
mans ball in the Bijou Friday ey
8 ming. The Capital City orchestl
J. furnished the music.
G. l.. Millett of Fort Pierre W;
: elected president Of the state Fede
/ alton of Commercial clubs, at the II
cent meeting at Deadwood.
II S. w. Wheelon, brother of Able
s Wheelon, who has been in the cit
for short visit, departed Tuesda
y for his home at Towner, n. d.
i Noah Newbanks left Thursday f,
Kansas City to make arrangement
IS for the erection OF a vault in which
y place the remains of his wife.
Rev. c.. d. Erskine and family a
} rived today from Marshall, MINI
II where they have been visiting Mr.
Erskine's mother, Mrs. Mercer.
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