Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1911-01-26
THE LOCAL NEWS


f. G. Buckhardt of Madison, was
a Pierre visitor Saturday.
The infant child of MT, and MIS-
John Robinson died Sunday
Harvey Howard and wife are guests
at the N. e. Howard home.
G. F. Gunsalus came up from Blunt
Saturday on business matters.
l.. w. Robinson of Hayes, tran
sacted business here Saturday.
Editor A. l.. Thorne and wife of
Capa, spent Sunday i'll tine city.
il. Jones, public bank examiner
arrived from Madison Saturday.
Mrs. O. E. Bacon of Grindstone, is
visiting at the C. b. Taylor home.
G. 2. Bennett and w. S. Grim
came down from Rapid City Monday,
Mrs. C. C. Haynes of Aberdeen. is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Isaac Peter
son.
j. j.. Marso came up from Harold
Monday to look after business mat
tiers.
w. Fl. Kenny, of Owanka, father OF
DR.. II. Z. Kenney, is in the city JOE
a visit.
George French came in from MID
land Sunday to attend the dedication
services.
CD. Boyse and G.. E. LeMar of
Rapid City, were Pierre visitors
Monday.
Robert Riggs arrived Monday from
Brooking. He left that day for his
home at Oahe.
j. F. Olander returned Saturday
from a business trip to the eastern
part Of the state.
Chris Peterson arrived Monday
from Mercer, Pa, and is visiting at
the T. E. Phillips home.
DR.. Ada French went to Highmore
Sunday, where she has several
typhoid patients in her care.
d. B. Thayer, state superintendent
of the Standard Oil company, arrived
from Sioux City Saturday.
The Modern Woodmen gave one of
their popular dances last evening. A
most ENJOYABLE time was had by all.
Miss Kathryn Deutsch left Monday
to attend the meetings of the state
railway commission at Waubay,
Summit and Huron.
A masquerade bali viii be given by
the hook and ladder company on
Tuesday evening, February IA. You
should plan to attend.
Rev. j. E. Booth of DeSmet, con-
Quoted the quarterly conference at
the Evangelical church Sunday, re-
turning home Monday.
Mrs. j. p. Erickson was taken to
her home from the hospital Monday,
having nearly recovered from an at
tack of typhoid fever.
j. w. Latta, president of the board
of control of the South Dakota Fire
mems association. made a business
trip to Lead last Thursday.
VIM. Parry entered the hospita
for treatment Sunday. Mr.. Parry is
suffering with an attack of the grip
and is in serious condition.
Mrs. Downer came up from High.
more Monday, called here by the ILL
ness of her daughter, Miss Downer
stenographer for Attorney Genera
Johnson.
Tomorrow night at the Grand Geo
W. Egan will deliver his popular ad
dress, "The Trial and CruciGxion O.
Jesus of Nazareth" Don't fail tt
hear him.
A preacher in Michigan asks
"Will gentleman tell lie for Il
cents?' And the Cleveland Plail
Dealer wants to know who is maxim!
the offer.
Rev. A. S. Loveall, a former paste
of the Methodist church, arrived
from Centerville Saturday and OF
Sunday assisted in the dedication o
the new M. e. church.
DR.. Stevenson, the we'll known eye
ear, nose and throat specialist o
Sioux Falls, will be in Pierre Tues
day, Jan. 81: at the Locke Hotel
Glasses also fitted correctly. S7-2
Requisition papers were secure
last week by the officials of LawTenc
county for the custody of Emmett
O'Grady, who is being held b
authorities in Illinois. O'Grady
wanted on an arson charge at Lead