Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1911-04-13

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Clair Besancon was up from Blunt |
L. A. Munson loft Monday for
Rapid City.
I. E. Auldridge returned Tuesday
from Highmore.
Carl Anding left Tuesday for Evans
ton, Wyoming.
Mrs. John O'Dowd was up from
Canning Saturday.
j. j. Delay is transacting business
matters at Philip.
G. L. Greeley and wife left Tues
day for Sioux Falls.
Babe" LaPlant was in the city
Tuesday from Dupree.
Mrs. Jane Lamb of Blunt is the
guest OF friends in the city.
Mrs. w. II. Matter was over from
Okpbojo the first of the week.
Manager Wiggam has installed
soda fountain in his restaurant.
G. w. Kindley left Tuesday for
Denver after visiting his son, e. G.
David Hall of Onida was transact
ing business matters here Tuesday.
j M, Coon of Chicago, is in the
city representing the Mutual Benefit
Life Insurance Co.
b. A. Cummins is in attendance at
the Stockmen's meeting being held at
Rapid City this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Gardner left
Monday for their homestead, which is
near the Cheyenne river.
Geo. Ii. Hoffman. of the soldiers
home board, was in the city Sunday
on his way home to Selby.
The county board of commissioners
concluded their labors on Saturday
when an adjournment was had.
MIR. and Mrs. Homer Partridge are
pleasantly located in their new home,
| just west of the Riverview hotel.
Miss Eunice Sammis has accepted the
position of trimmer in the Capital Mil
linery store--fashion headquarters.
Mrs. A. E. Lucas was called to her
home at Rochester, Mimi, by the
death OF her brother, Paul Riebe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Kellough re-
turned Tuesday to Miller after spend
ing few days with friends i'll the
city.
DR.. Wallis of Miller brought Robt.
Fullerton to the hospital Tuesday
suffering from injuries received from
a horse.
S, o. Norvold and son and Robert
Lumley are among those from here
attending the Stockmen's meeting al
Rapid City.
Messrs. Livingstone, Young, Ben
MON and Champion left yesterday fol
Onida, where they were storm stayed
until today.
| G. b. Swanson and family shipped
their household goods to Sissetor
Tuesday, where they expect to locate
for the future.
Rain began falling yesterday morn.
ing and continued heavily throughout
the day, placing Jile soil in the best
possible condition.
4 L. t. Greeley, resident of Pieere
during the boom days, arrived from
Chicago on Saturday, where he is now
located. He may come back to Pierre
The -year-old daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Sam Smith of Ft. Pierre
died at the FIT. Pierre hospital Mon.
day, tonsilitis being the cause OF
death.
The state land sale held in Hamli1
county Monday amounted to 4,1S(
acres it being the largest sale in any
one county. The price being s54 o;
an acre.
DR.. Stevenson, the we'll known eye
ear, nose and throat specialist of Sioux
Falls will be in Pierre, Tuesday, Apri
25, at the Locke Hotel Glasses fittec
correctly.
The body of the late Mrs. N. Bat
tin was shipped to the old home at
Bloomfield, Iowa, Tuesday, being &C.
companied by the husband, son and
three daughters.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Warren arrived
home Friday from Hot Springs, Ark,
where Mr.. Warren represented South
Dakota in the meeting of Nationa
Hardware Dealers.
The directors of the Philip Fair as
ISOLATION have selected September g.
II and %. as the time for this year IS