Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1910-08-25

this week.
Mrs. E. F. Lyon left Monday for
Buffalo, n. Y.
N. H. King of DeGrey was in the
city Monday.
Geo. II. Bronte came in yesterday
from Chicago.
Harrison VanHise was up from
Huron yesterday.
A. l.. Carter returned yerterday
from New Orleans.
E. A. West left Saturday on a
business trip to Iowa.
Mrs. S. S. Ruble returned Monday
faom a visit at Philip.
L. A. Munson and wife returned
yetterday from the west.
Frank Crane was an Aberdeen
visitor the first of the week.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. G. M.
Livingstone Sunday, a boy.
Miss Emma Lewis is spending a
few weeks at the Cox ranch.
Mrs. Earl Howard returned to her
home at Huron after visit here.
Misses Helen and Alice Smith left
yesterday for visit in the Hills.
Miss Mary Mcintyre returned
yesterday froma visit at Ashton,
Miss Luella Meyer of Cornith
Miss, is the guest of relatives in the
city.
L. R. Campbell of Huron was tran
sacting business matters in the city
today.
MI. and Mrs Osborne returned to
their home at Baraboon Wis,
Monday.
Jas Burns of Huron was transact
ing business matters in this city
Tuesday.
N. J. Perry and wife arrived yester.
day from Ipswich, and will make this
their home.
Mrs. Masters and daugter Maude
returned yesterday from an extended
visit in Illinois.
Miss Mallery was given a kitchen
shower last evening by the Misses
Schubert, Checker and NJ cad
Miss Ruth Laughlin returned tt
her home at Harold yesterday after
spending a few days in the city.
Misses Evelyn Elledge and earn EFT
LaFoon left yesterday for Midland
where they will spend a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Knapps lief
Tuesday for their home at Ute La.
after visit at the Dorothy home.
John T. Nelson is here from Huron
arriving to-day, to get line on hi
work as assistant secretary of state
which position he takes the 1st o
September.
G.. II. Vickerman, resident o
Fort Pierre, is moving to Ottumwa
where he has least a hotel. He VII
also engage in the livery business a
that place.
The rush for farm lands in Dakota
which suffered cessation during tn
summer when widespread reports o
lack of rain were current, has beer
resumed during the past week and tn
trains are loaded with landseekers.
The annual report of the state fir
marshal shows that the total damag
to buildings during the year amounted
to 1888 ,S4917 Four ifths of thi
amount was returned to propert.
owners by the insurance companies
Monday at the hearing of j. I
Hatten. charge with attempted
criminal assault, he waved exam
ination and was placed under bono
for $500, falling to secure which h
was given IN charge or the sherl1f
County Treasurer Damn, has issue
the first hunters, license which ha
even been called by woman in thi
country, the applicant being Mrs. A
Bringnoli, of this city, who desires t
get out after ducks at the opening 0
the hunting season.
The Pierre Business University i
offering two months tuition free 0
charge to anyone entering pefor
Sept. 1st. this is one of the hes
schools in the country and our read
ers will do we'll to investigate tn
merits of the school before goin
elsewhere.
| Undertaken Dotson was called t.
Blunt Monday to take charge of tn
body of the little year old son of MI
and Mrs Ouinn of that nlaoa nh