Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1911-06-08
THE LOCAL. NEWS

HE LONAls NEW0
Theo Quale and wife came up from
Blunt Friday.
Miss Lizzie Robinson went to Hur-
on Saturday.
j. e. Mallery spent Sunday with
his family here.
William Floyd of Okobojo, was a
Pierre visitor Monday.
Miss Della Shank returned Sunday
from trip to Sioux City.
T. C. McNamee went to Aberdeen
on legal business Monday.
Mrs. Barr and son of Huron spent
Sunday at the Basford home.
C. r. Hall and d. W., Hyde came
over from Onida Friday.
John l. Newell left Monday for
Mexico on an extended business trip.
Miss Grace Sullivan left Sunday
for her home at Ottumwa, Iowa.
F. 2. Grandle, county commission
er, was Pierre visitor Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Kelley of Can
ming, were visitors IN the city Sun
day
Miss Dora Logan went to Rapid
City Monday to remain during the
month.
Miss Lucille Maricle went to
Wendte Monday for visit with her
mother.
Edwin Bartlett left Monday for
Rapid City to spend the summer with
relatives.
Mrs. M. e. Howes of Redfeld, is
the guest of her daughter, Mrs. C.
Alpsworth.
3. E. Albitz and family departed
Friday for Minneapolis, where they
will reside.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. E. Hits left yes
terday for a two months trip on the
Pacific coast.
Professor M, M Kramer is conduct
ing Hyde county institute at High
more this week.
The ladies of the NJ. E. church gave
an ice cream social at the Sebree
home last evening.
Benjamin Wiseman of Atlantic, To-,
has accepted position as clerk in
the Dorothy grocery
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home at Philip Monday, after visit
at the home of A. Osborn.
Arthur McCalmont went to Aber-
deem Monday to attend the gcaasaaa:a.
ton exercises at the normal.
M. G. Helm, assistant supervise,
of Indian employment returned
Friday from Haskell, Kansas.
Miss Marjorie 'Stoddard returned
Saturday from Minneapolis, where
she has been attending school.
Professor Kolb went to Rapid City
Monday to be in attendance at the
teachers institute held there.
Miss Carrie Kamif left last weel
for her bone at Keokuk, Iowa, afte
visit at the Livingstone home
Miss Grace Peterson has accepted
position in the Office of the commits
sioner of school and public lands.
Mrs. r. s. Vessey and daughters
Verne and Bernice, went to Messing
ton Springs Saturday for visit.
j. S. Kelley of Parkston, was th
guest of his daughter, Mrs. Bangs
last week, leaving Friday for home.
Miss Elizabeth Swanson returned
Saturday from Manson, Iowa. wher
she attended the funeral of her father
NJ Lynott has moved his confec
tionery store to the building former
B ly occupied by the Peterson barbe
q shop.
B The ball game Sunday between TIL
v Blunt and Pierre teams resulted in
a victory for Blunt, the score being
b to 8.
ID Judge G. S. Whitney went to Yer
I. million Friday, where he addresse
81 the graduating class of law at the III
81 iversity.
sa The Ladies Aid society of the Cor
vi EDUCATIONAL church were entertaine
~ at the Lockhart home yesterday al
EHsA# ternoon.
DR.. j. M. Dyer, osteopath, of De
S@ Moines, Iowa, was among the cipits
AsM city visitors Saturday. DIR. Dye
s ss@ may locate in Pierre.
s Miss Ella Swanson graduated frol
M the state normal at Madison th
3sM week and will go to Timber Lake
S remain with her mother.