Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1911-07-13

in st. Paul Monday,
G. II. Anderson returned Monday
from Minnesota points.
Miss Hazel Ulrey went to Yankton
last week on short visit.
Dow Smith of Philip, has accepted a
position at the Dorothy grocery.
Ben Nelson af Onida, underwent an
operation at the hospital Tuesday.
Judge John F. Hughes and family
were over from Fort Pierre Friday.
j. F. Olander returned Monday
from a business trip to Aberdeen.
Judge Mcclure of Fort Pierre,
spent Sunday with Pierre friends.
Mrs. C. B. Billinghurst went to
Hisega Tuesday for short stay
Miss Zoe Greenough of Omaha, is a
guest at the l.. Greenough home.
Frank Lucas returned last week
from business trip to Minneapolis.
Mrs. M. G. Maricle of Wendte, was
the guest of Pierre friends Saturday.
Ben Giddings of near Meers, Stan
ley county, was Pierre visitor Mon
day.
j. L. Tree Of Brookings, arrived last
week for visit at the M. A. Adams
home.
Mrs. F. S. Wilkes and son returned
Saturday from an extended visit in
Chicago.
Mrs. j. D. Deets and family are
guests at the Sutley ranch in Lyman
county.
Miss Mary Mcintyre of the Dako-
tan force, is visiting with relatives in
Minnesota.
Miss Dora Logan returned Satur-
day from a weeks visit at her home
near Harold.
John Lockhart returned to Center
vile Friday after spending several days
| with old friends.
Thos. Ayres, who has spent several
months in Texas, is home for visit
with his family.
Max Kerr, who has spent the past
several weeks in the Black Hills, az
rived home Monday.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
| McMullen, at St. Marys' hospital
Monday, daughter.
Jim Holm returned Monday from a
trip to Standing Rock. He says that all
reservation town are growing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Greenough left
the fore part of the week for visit
at the Cheyenne agency.
Rev. G.. T. Notson, presiding elder
of the Huron district, occupied the
pulpit at the Methodist church Sun
day.
b. G. Stout went to Sioux City Sun.
day, at which point he may locate
Mrs. Stout and son will join him
later.
Mrs. Linstad, mother of O. B. Lin
stad, went to Watertown Monday tc
remain during the state militia en-.
campment.
Mechanics and all tradesmen about
the city are busy, business is growing
brisker, and building activity will soor
be upon her feet again.
w. C. Goudy, a ranchman in Sully
county, was in the city the first of the
week. He reports horses and cattle as
being in prime condition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. K March anc
Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Goldsmith enter.
tanned number of friends at launch
party Sunday evening.
Monday afternoon at the city parl
the members of the Baptist church
and Sunday school enjoyed a picnic
A ball game, races and various other
sport were the attractions of the day
S. G. Policy, secretary of state
went to St. Paul Sunday to join hi!
family there for short visit. HI
will also attend meeting of irriga
ton commissioners.
Our city fathers have undertaken
difficult task. At a meeting, held Mon
day night, the fathers instructed TIN
police to arrest any driver of an auto
mobile running to exceed speed limit.
Rev. Oscar E. Tell of Philip and vel
known in Pierre, was united in mar
riage Monday at Aberdeen to Mis-
Grace A. Harris. Congratulations ar,
due and the same are hereby extended
| Blunt Advocate: James Vanc,
died at his home Thursday noon from
the effects of cancer from which h.
has been suffering for some tire