Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1910-12-15
THE LOCAL NEWS

THE LOCAL NEWS
G. T. Dixie went to Huron Monday.
H. H. Biggar arrived from Brook
ings Monday.
John Latta returned from Aber-
deem Monday.
Mrs. D. B. Fox spent Sunday with
relatives at Huron.
Supt. Bigelow of Lead, was a CAPT
tai city visitor Sunday.
M. B. Ross and Chas. Fritts were
in from Philip Monday.
Mesdames Beebe and Westfall were
up from Blunt Monday.
Rev. Coulston left Monday for his
home at Hastings, Neb.
Sheriff J. w. Laughlin spent Sun
day with his mother at Blunt.
Harry Sulye arrived Sunday from
Forest City to spend the holidays.
VIM. liable left Monday for vaca-
ton Tip through Iowa and Illinois.
Attorney Joe Kirby of Sioux Falls,
was here on legal business Monday.
Philo Hall of Brookings, was look
ling after court matters here Monday.
Clair Besancon, editor of the Blunt
Advocate, was a visitor here Satur-
day.
r. M. Carpenter left yesterday for
Kiester, Mimi, and points in that
state.
Harry Dorothy Of Nowlin, spent
Sunday with his brother, r. F.
Dorothy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Crane return
ed Sunday from a weeks sojourn in
Chicago.
HI. R. Tarbell, clerk OF conrts, vent
to Blunt yesterday to dispose of bust
ness matters.
Warren Sellers of Sioux City, was
the guest of his nephew, G. K. Sell
lers, over Sunday.
Messrs. Paul Drew and James Mat
thews of Huron, were guests at the
Cox home Sunday.
Miss Georgia Summerside is in
Harold, where she went Tuesday to
pay visit to friends.
w. w. Skinner of Castlewood, was
looking after matters before the
Ssupreme court Monday.
n L. A. Munson, banker, returned
yesterday from Aberdeen, where bust
ness called him Monday.
The December days may not be the
s saddest of the year, but it's cinch
4 they're the longest to the children.
For Sale-A good 6-year-old mare,
z suitable for work or for saddle use,
weighs about ESQ.,. w. Weaver.
4 II. A. Ustrud, superintendent of
public instruction, arrived yesterday
I from Sioux Falls to dispose of official
IL business.
" o. S. Basford, commissioner of the
e insurance department, went to Red
Il field yesterday. Official business
u was his mission.
IS Miss Kathryn Deutsch left Monday
for Minneapolis to attend the funeral
~ Of her father, who died at his home
q in Flandreau Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Fries of Toronto,
who have been visiting their daugh-
B ter, Mrs. Gullixson, the past few days
left Tuesday for their home.
# Yesterday the supreme court ad-
mitted Simon G. Stevenson of Sioux
Falls to practice law in this state,
upon certificate from Ohio.
p. Bentz, of the state land depart
x ment, arrived Tuesday from the west
arn part of the state and left today
for his home at Washington Springs.
Members of the Fourth District
Medical association were with us last
q night. We haven't got 'em seriously,
S yet we hope they will not touch up
ii the fee bill.
. The cheese factory operated by
John Steiner, south of Harold in this
TEz county, has been closed for the win
SsS ter. 1t is the only cheese factory in
this section of the state.
# Sohn zemlunka, C. F. Olson, John
Bottcher, member of the board of
@ county commissioners of Hyde coun-
ty. also County Auditor Buchan, were
looking over our city Monday.
Members of the local fire depart
ment we're out yesterday soliciting
sales of tickets to the society s annual
ball. to be given on the evening of
the 22nd. Success is attending their