Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1910-09-29
Theo. Quale was up from Blunt

yesterday.
R. j. Henry and family have moved
to East Pierre.
II. A. McGannon was down from
Okobojo yesterday.
U. S. Griggs returned yesterday
from trip to Canada.
Mrs. F. P. Grandle went to Can
ming Tuesday to visit.
Kenneth Natter was in Pierre yes
terday from Okobojo.
Claude Nelson returned Tuesday to
his home at Minneapolis.
s. c. Policy, state secretary, came
in yesterday from Deadwood.
w. H. Mohr was caller in the
city yesterday from Midland.
The Courtney Morgan Co. will be
at the Grand Tuesday evening.
E. E. Petereon of Miller, transact
ed business matters here yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. jeff Henley returned
Saturday from an extended visit in
Iowa.
Mrs. j. W. Campbell of Highmore,
visited Friday at the I. M. Dotson
| home.
Kimball Bennett left today for Mil
ford, Iowa. He will be away until
December.
G. l.. Allen, attorney, came in from
Aberdeen Friday returning to his
home Sunday.
G. P. Baker of Arlington, Iowa, is
looking after some business matters
here this week.
Jas. Lewis and family have moved
from East Pierre to the Lewis cottage
OH Pleasant Drive.
! Mrs. j. O. Haverns returned yes.
terdaY to her home at Glidden, Iowa
after an extended visit here.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hammell, who has
been the guest of friends here, re.
turned Saturday to her home in Chi
cago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Kane arrived
here yesterday from Fon du Lac
Wis, to visit at the home of H. G
Smith.
Governor Vessey left Monday fo1
Mitchell; where he made an address
at the opening of the corn palace ex
position.
j. L. Wingfeld, OF the Pierre Bank
ing and Trust Co., went to Chamber
lain on Sunday, in the interests O
his company.
Hon. Chas. H. Burke came hom,
Tuesday from Chicago, where he at
tended meeting of the republican
congressional committee.
Miller Sun, %: Chas. W. Hum
phrey, Pierre attorney, and Miss
DeEtte Lillibridge were Miller visit
ors at the home of D. H. Smith.
Postmaster j. B. Binder returned
Monday from his ranch near Plum
creek, Stanley county. He reported
stock in the best possible condition
Geo. Rice, railway commissioner
came in from Flandreau Friday to at
tend a meeting of the board. He wa
accompanied by Commissioner Rob
inson.
Gov. Vessey on Saturday granite,
paroles to John Lowery and john Nc
Grath, both serving sentences Of
charges of burglary in different de
grees.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Durdorf were
arrivals here Tuesday from Powell
Idaho, to remain through the winter
The latter is sister of Mrs. A. T
Moore.
Barton o. Ayles worth delivered al
address at the court house Monda
evening. "Woman and the Ballot,
was his subject, and he pleased hi
!, hearers.
John F. Hughes, the nominee o
the republican party for circuit judg e
was in the city Monday to close u
. business matters. Mr.. Hughes ha
no opponent.
The wise guys who insist upon tell
ing the farmers how to run their bust
ness are now suggesting the wisdom
of selecting the seed corn and hang
ing it away in the loft.
Miss Mary Nikolai and Oscar Hen
thorn both of Meers, were married ii
this city Saturday, Rev. Gullixsol
performing the ceremony. The yount
couple have the well wishes of thei
many friends.
Isaac Moore, uncle Of our popula
townsman, A. F. Moore, arrived her
! Mnndau from Ga1ana Til This i