Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1911-02-02
!. L. soule left Saturday for his

Mrs. w. L.. Graham is visiting
with relatives at Rapid City.
Dean Perisho, of Rapid City. was
here between trains Saturday.
Mrs. B. B. Burns of Blunt paid a
visit Saturday to friends in this city.
D. b. McCleney, lumber dealer of
Powell, was in the city early in the
week.
Miss Jean Williamson came up
from Huron Monday for visit with
friends.
Mrs. Fitch, of Hurley, is in the
city in the interest of the equal
suffragists.
The Farmers bank, of Onida, will
soon begin the erection of a new
bank building.
Miss Jean Mallory left Monday for
Beloit, Wis, to resume her studies at
the university.
Mike Feeney, an old resident of
this county, died at his home in Har-
rold Saturday.
w. II. Roddle, former secretary of
state, ana wife were guests of friends
here over Sunday.
Mrs. j. Welch entered the hos
pital Saturday, suffering with an
on tnclr of nnoumonia
|. R. Isenberg, brother of our towns
man, Dr. H. M. Isenburg, arrived here
| last week from Toledo, 10.
Alvin Waggoner, states attorney
of Stanley county, was a business
visitor in town yesterday.
Walter l.. Tickle, son of Mrs. H..
X. Tickle of Blunt, passed away at
his home last Wednesday.
Geo. S. Poste, of Ash Greek, a for
mer treasurer of Stanley county, was
seen on this side Monday.
E. B. Dinsmore of Woonsocket.
arrived Monday to attend the State
Hardware Mems convention.
Arthur Caring Of Flint, Mich, is
looking at the city and country arounc
about with view to investment.
While team traffic on the river con
tinues, those best posted on conditions
agree that the ice is none too safe.
Frank Crane, who suffered will
ptomaine poisoning the fore part o
the week is getting along nicely
Mrs. Tom Tauhman, who has heel
in the city for several days, left Sun
| day for her home at Plankinton.
Miss Alice Glow entertained larg
y number of friends Tuesday, the CUES
r of honor being Mrs. Cornell o
: Huron.
H. B. Fislar and r. NJ. Williams
. two of Philips hustling and pros
porous business men, were doing tn
city Monday.
Anna c.. Brown of Mapleton, la
and l.. w. Soper of Orton were unit
ed in marriage by Rev. A. d. Thibo
= deau Saturday.
e Mrs. Geo. Barney and son. VIII
il have spent the past month wit
friends here, left Monday for the
!. home at Ipswich.
n DR.. Moore, veterinarian at the stat
d agricultural college, and Prof, Wilso
d of the same institution, were Pierl
n visitors Monday.
g Chas e. McLane, leading hare
ware dealer of Philip, was in atten,
h ance at the Hardware Dealers CO.
n vention Tuesday and Wednesday.
ID DIR. H. M. Finnerud was in the eli
If Saturday from Watertown. He W
20 amoung the boosters here that day f
4 building of hospital for the insane
that place.
Att The regular public examination f
Y, teachers certificates is being he
le in the county superintendent off
A. today. Examinations will also
N held tomorrow.
e. VIM, j. Parry and E. B. Parry l
turned Saturday from Adrian, MINI
tie where they accompanied the renal
1g of their father. A sister, Mrs. LIE
r.: Rue, accompanied them home for
h. visit.
SO G. G. Lawrence, superintendent
public instruction, is permanent Fl
IS; ture in Pierre. Mrs. Lawrence arriv
last week and they have began hol
of life in the dwelling heretofore occup
SIS as a parsonage.
lie Oscar Fox, farmer living in Su
r. county, was the victim of a midw
n ter prairie fire, losing six head
be horses, 200 bushels of corn and otf
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