Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1910-11-03
Gertrude o,Hanlon lert Friday for

asst Friday.
Ben Brave was in the city Tuesday
rom Oacoma.
L. B. Wadleigh arrived Friday from
Clinton, Iowa.
Mrs. Guy Rumell was down from
Onida Saturday.
Mrs. Mary Morford was in from
Midland Friday.
N. J. Cunningham was in from
Pedro last Friday.
Miss Shirley Towne of Moenville was
in town Saturday.
Mrs, j. P. Erickson and Mrs. Ewert
returned Sunday from Minneapolis.
Miss Nellie Cunningham, who recent
ly proved up on her claim at Pedro is
spending week in the city.
John b. Hanten of WATERFOWL,
transacted business matters here last
week.
w. F. Parco, Manager of the Har-
ney hotel at Rapid City was visitor
in the city Friday.
Pierre defeated FIT. Pierre in the
football game played here Saturday.
The score being to 0.
Harry Smith Of Minneapolis was in
the city the first of the week in the
interests of heating system.
The dinner and dance given by the
ladies of Trinity Guild at the Audi
forum Tuesday evening were very
successful.
Doane Robinson and Mrs. Maud
Carter went to Huron Tuesday to at
tend the State Librarians meeting
which is being held there.
Miss Hazael McCalmont left Tues
day for Aberdeen where she will visit
her sister, Miss Lucilla, who is at
tending the Northern Normal.
The state treasurer reports the re-
ceipts of 81, 525 as the quarterly ap-
portionment from the government
state aid to the Soldiers Home.
DR.. Hoyt has been appointed by
the American Medical association as
member of the National Auxiliary
Legislative committee for Hughes
county.
Rev. L. F. Gullixson has returned
from Gayville where he attended the
wedding of his brother, Oscar, to
Miss Inga Dahl, sister of Mrs. Hans
Ustrud.
Sheriff j. ". Laughlin has finished
the work of delivering ballot boxes
and election supplies to the proper
officers in several precincts through
out the county.
Jas. Howardson prominent Sully
county farmer was brought in from
Okobojo Friday to have some severe
gashes dressed, which was caused by
a fall from horse.
Mrs. E. P. Them and Mrs. l.. j
butcher entertained a party of twelve
at luncheon Tuesday, in honor O
Mrs. Butchers mother. who will re
turn to her home in Michigan.
Aaron Euler who has been engaged
as window trimmer at Moore's for tn
past two months, left Sunday for Chi
cage. Mr.. Euler has made many friend
here who regret his departure.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. V. Lyman o
Eagle Grove, Ia, have arrived afte
two months visit at Missouri Val
ley and Chadron, Neb., to spend TIL
winter with their son, D. w. Lyman
Flowers raised in an experimental
way in England under arc lights, al
ether illumination heing excluded
grow to enormous size, bloom ahea
of time and frequently appear in un
usual colors.
Monday Governor Vessey granya
pardon for Ed. A. Bailey, sentence
from Codington county on charg
of burglary. One was granted for W
!, B. Blanchard, sent from Marsha
county on ENLIGHTENMENT.
The Ayres home was the scene {
two happy gatherings Friday an
, Saturday evenings. Friday evenin
500 being played and Saturday bridg
featured the gathering. Refresl
ments were served at both events.
, Paroles were granted by Gov. Vel
. sey as follows: Chas. E. Titus, SCI
from Jerauld county On forger
. charge; j. E. Potter, sentenced frol
Meade county; 81. B. Sweitzer WI
was serving grand larceny sentence
w. A. Reardon of Waconda, S. d