Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1911-06-08
G. E. Crew came home today from

". ". Grew came home today from
a trip east.
Dick Purcell was west bound pas
senger today.
Harry Kendall came over from Oni-
da Friday.
j. Il. Hartwell and wife left yes
terday for the Black Hills.
Born, June 8, 1911, to Mr.. and Mrs.
j. I. Wolfkeil, a daughter.
Examination for admission to the
bar will occur next Tuesday.
Jas. and VIM. Cox went out to
their ranch near Wasta Friday.
Harry Hough returned Friday from
a business trip to Minneapolis.
t. j. Hill of Van Metre, was bus
mess visitor in the city yesterday.
j. A. Howard of Blunt, was in the
city on business matters Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. p. Smith were
guests of relatives at Huron Friday.
Mrs. D. w. Bastine and Miss Glad
VS. Hull came in from Midland Satur-
day.
nj. ii. Munson of fierpont, arr ed
| Friday for a visit with old friends
here.
MIRO rliff,rd n;yo, ;c n r,oe+ ~ +
the parental home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Jas. Cox.
Mrs. j. j. Jackley left yesterday
for visit with her parents in south
ern Iowa.
Misses Marguerite and Theo And
ing are visiting with friends neal
Okobojo.
II. G. Obershaw went to Rapid City
and Belle Fourche last week to spent
several days.
/. A. Fisher, at one time a resident
of Pierre, was in the city yesterday
from Sioux Falls.
DR.. IL. w. Tilden delivered the ad
dress to the graduates of Sioux Fall
College last evening.
Miss RACHEL Wilson and brother
Oliver, went out to the ranch nea
Midland to spend the summer.
r. B. and Alonzo Airey returne
from Chicago this morning, whithe
they were called by the death of thei
mother.
Arthur Stearns, who has been
student at the State Agriculture
college at Brookings, arrived HON
yesterday.
Farmers in the vicinity OF Mile
are suffering the loss of many horses
which have mysteriously disappeare
during the past week.
Miss Marion Merrill left Friday ft
her home at Aberdeen. Wash, aft,
serving two years as instructor
music in the city schools.
Mrs. H. G. Smith was hostess MOI
day evening at farewell party give
in honor of Mrs. Mary Brooks, WI
will leave Pierre shortly.
Misses Anna HOLSTER and Jun
Kephart, teachers, left Friday fl
1 their homes at oonsocket and We
: million for the annual summer vac
ton.
/, Mrs. w. II. Tweedle and childrt
: departed Friday for visit with rel
tives in Michigan and Illinois. Lat
they will go to Hamilton, Canada, f
visit.
The visiting funeral directors we
entertained last night with a DO
= ride on the Missouri, after which tt
: guests were given theatre party
. the Bijou.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Jackley left We
terday; the sormer to attend the ma
. riage Of his brother at Wessingt,
Springs, and the latter for a Wis
e with kinsfolks in Iowa.
q Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Billinghu1st a
. daughters, Mitses Anne and Aida, {
rived from Washington yesterda
+ where the latter graduated from t
a National Park Seminary.
j. j. Jackley went to Wessingt
Springs yesterday to attend the ma
o. riage of brother, A. M. Jackley,
"a Miss Rosa Marshal. Mr.. Jackl
/ will go from there to Des Moines.
At the regular meeting of the ci
IS commission held Monday event
al liquor licenses were granted to A.
CT Hall, Ed Odernark, Al Hildebran'
Phil DuFran and Robert Carlin. I
m ordinance prohibiting saloons to
is located on Dakota avenue was repeal
TO Last Thursday while G. G. Moult
was making some improvement