Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1911-06-15
w. E. jenkins came in from Oko.

at Wendte Saturday.
George Taicott and wife came in
from Wendte Monday.
o. w. Magnus of Sansarc, was
Pierre visitor Saturday.
E. F. Swartz went to Dell Rapids
on business trip Friday.
State Game Warden Bancroft left
Saturday for Watertown.
Attorney B. S. Payne left Saturday
for Omaha on professional business
trip.
Miss Lizzie Robinson returned Fri
day from visit with friends at
Huron.
Virgil Laughlin returned last week
from the State University at Yer
million.
Attorney Glenn w. Martens went
to Blunt on professional business
Friday.
Mrs. M. Holvenstat left yesterday
for a visit with relatives at Terre
Haute, Ind.
j. F. Olander left Monday for
Aberdeen in the interest of the Capt.
tai Supply Co.
Misses Helen, Alkaline and Mar
guerite Cox went to the Cox ranch
near WaSta Mondav
Mrs. r. S. Vessey and family re-
turned Saturday from visit at
Washington Springs.
Olney Borst and Andrew Bonsey
left Sunday for the Hills, where they
will spend the summer
Miss Emma Lewis and brother
Jack, left yesterday for visit will
relatives at Danville, Ill.
Miss Ethel Whitney arrived from
Washington Springs Saturday for {
visit with her sister, Miss Abbie.
Miss Gertrude Vandermeer arrived
Monday from Iowa, where she has
been engaged as teacher the pas
year.
Mrs. w. G. Renwick of Cambridge
: Mass. arrived Saturday for a visi
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. C. ID
Mead.
Edward Barber, All old and highly
respected resident of Sully county
, posed away at his home in Onid
Friday.
Miss Lucilla McCalmont returne
+ home from Aberdeen Friday, wher
, she graduated from the Norther
Normal.
Mrs. j. H. Mccoy entertained
number of young ladies Saturday i
honor of Miss Dorothy Campbell O
Aberdeen.
Attorneys II. o. Cooley and w.
Shuckley arrived from Belle Fourch
Friday to look after professions
: business.
Mrs. A. Dwinnell, who has been
guest at the G. G. Bennett home fo
: several months, left Sunday for he
? home in Vermont.
: Mrs. A. j. Bunch of Okobojo, wa
in the city Friday to meet her daugf
J ter, Miss Florence, who has been
r student at the Madison State Norma
! Flagg Carlisle went to indian
Monday, where he opened up la
/ office. Mr.. Carlisls's many friend
s wish him success in his chosen pro
q fession.
The 2-year-old son of Mr.. and Mr.
Carl Gerner of near Philip. died
n the Fort Pierre hospital Monda,
e The little child received fracture
the skull by falling into 22-foot vel
d The social club of the o. E. S. gay
n a miscellaneous shower at the Dicke
J. home Saturday in honor of Mrs. Ii
lie Georgia, whose marriage to Coz
|, ductor Frank Green takes place tn
/. week.
j. W. D. Oldfeld of the Hillside me;
market, has disposed of his interes
q to Mr.. Smith, the new firm beir
known as Smith & Pond. Mr.. OF
y fields many friends will regret b
retiring from the business.
4 at the examinations held recent
o for second and third grade certifcat
, in this county there were $40 app
cants There were $50 failures; 2
second grade certificates were ISSUED
!" 1911 third grade and 10 primary.
, Chas. L. Hyde and daughter, Mi
. Dorothy, and DR.. and Mrs. jacks
and Mrs. Brown, who have be-
., guests at the Hyde home, left Mo
~ day for trip to the Black Hill
- They will also be present at the ope
~ ing of the Evans hotel at Hot Spring
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