Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1911-07-27
W. c. Gaudy came in from Fielder

Editor j. E. Nipple went to Aber
deem on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Mallery went to
Onida Monday.
Mrs. NJ. b. Hastings arrived Mon
day from ElPaso, Texas.
Atty. Glenn w. Martens returned
Monday from a trip east.
Miss Gertrude O'Hanlon returned
from North Dakota Monday.
Eldon Anderson returned Monday
from an extended stay at Hisega.
Go to Jaynes' market for special
prices on choice spring chickens.
Atty. Flagg Carlisle of Midland,
spent Sunday with relatives here.
j. M. Mckee of Cottonwood, was
here on business matters Monday.
Col. and Mrs. E. z. FAIR paid
visit Thursday to friends in Huron.
DR.. n. T. Kenney went to Blunt
| Monday on professional business.
| Miss Rose Burns is spending her
vacation with her parents at Blunt.
Miss Amelia Brandhuber returned
Monday from visit at Watertown.
Mrs. Halle Dewyer returned Mon
day from a MONTH visit in Chicago.
| Governor Vessey and sou returned
Monday from a trip to Tripp county.
Mrs. j. T.. Truran and family are
visiting with relatives at Shullsburg,
Wis.
Miss Georgia Summerside, accompan-
led by cousin, is sojourning in the
Hills.
Miss Lucinda Morse is spending
the week with relatives at Woon-
socket.
/ Will Johnson came up from Miller
Saturday, remaining in the city over
! Sunday.
A. w. Ewert and j. p. Erickson
returned Monday from trip to
Mexico.
F. 2. Aldrick, deputy attorney
general, came up from Highmore
Monday.
n. Fl. Hanson, deputy state land
commissioner, returned Monday from
the Black Hills.
Mrs. Harry Walton and children
went to Midland Monday for visit
with home folks.
Miss Mollie Brandhuber arrived home
Tuesday from Watertown, where she
paid visit to friends.
Geo. w. Robinson, railway postal
clerk, will shortly move to Rapid
City, instead of fierre
Nj. and Mrs. Frank Crane return.
ed to Pierre on Monday after an ex-
} tended outing in the Hills.
f. r. Hyde of Winnipeg, arrived
the fore part Of the week for visit
with his parents, also brother
: Chas. l..
Fred Rademacker arrived Monday
from Watertown and has accepted a
position as clerk with the Black
Hawk Medicine Co.
Miss Ruth Peterson returned from
visit with her parents at Sioux
Falls and has resumed her duties in
the state educational department..
} The State Fair at Huron will be
held September II to Is this year ano
the fair board is making strenuous
: efforts to have the best possible show
/ ing.
Mrs. E. A. Bierman, who has beer
the guest of her parents. Mr.. ano
Mrs. Emmett Cole, LETT Monday fol
; her home at Groton. She was &C
/, companied home by Mrs. Cole.
James eastman, who has been en-
! ployed at the freight depot for sever
al years, left the fore part of the
+ week for Minneapolis, where he will
remain, having resigned his position
here on account of i'll health.
t Aside from editing and printing
) one of the newsiest newspapers i'll
this state, Arthur e. Prior of the
Stock Growers News at Fort Pierre
breaches every Sunday at Okobojt
and Shiloh. His congregation hope
that Brother Prior will long continue
as pastor.
a family of nine peopla that sta rte6
from New Smyrna last spring went by
boat around the Isthmus of Panama
to Seattle and back to Fort Bento1
on the Missouri river, where they
built a house boat and are now oint
! down the river to their old home
They are happy and contented bunch
{ and report good time.
f. F. Brinker, commissioner Of