Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1911-03-02
Miss Lena Wise left Monday for
her home at Brookings.

n sou WIS DOTn 10 ME. ana MIS-.
Elmer Bennett yesterday.
Mrs. j. HI. Gropengeiser of Onida,
was shopping i'll the city Monday.
Miss marguerite Morris of Red
field, is in the city, the guest OF
friends.
Attorney Logan Berry of Lennon,
is here in the interest of legislative
matters.
Mrs. John Bibelheimer returned
last week from a visit with relatives
at Hudson.
Harry Andrews aud wife came in
from Philip yesterday for visit at
the Teuber home.
Mrs. Samuel c. Policy closed her
visit here Tuesday, going to her home
at Deadwood.
Mesdames Ewert and Whiting en-
tertained q large number of friends
this afternoon.
Miss Marguerite Tate entertained
number of friends at her home on
Friday evening.
r. w. Lyons, prominent in state
political circles, came in from Yer
million Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. e. S. Dearborn left
yesterday on an extended visit with
relatives in Idaho.
Rev Emil Mueller returned Mon
day from Iroquois, whore be condlct-
ed services Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. Liddle of iro-
quois, are guests of the latter's sis
ter, Mrs E. F. Swartz.
The Capital Carnival company
played to a large audience at the
Grand Tuesday evening.
Miss Belva Rex and G. j. Rex ar
rived from Rapid City yesterday for
a short stay in the capital city
Mrs. w. j. Parry, who has been on
an extended visit to relatives in Min
nesota, returned home Saturday.
T. l.. Sem of Deadwood, attended
the meeting OF the Republican Pro
gressiye league held here Saturday.
Miss Anna Herbert of Scotland
this state, arrived last week and is
the guest of her brother, c. b. Heb,
bert.
Mrs. Joseph O'Hanlon left Monday
for st. Paul to visit son. She in.
tends to go to New York shortly FOL
an extended visit.
The little daughter of Mr.. ami Mrs
S. N. Dorothy of Nowlin, underwent
an operation for appendicitis at the
hospital Tuesday.
Alfred Nichols, United States Com
missioner at Hayes, was in the city OF
Saturday evening. He assisted in Tbs
organization of the Republican Pro
gressive League.
i ]. F. Holiday and Mark Scott, botl
editors of experience and ability
were in the city Tuesday. They are
here looking after the interests OF
publishers of newspapers.
I b. A. Cummings, cashier of tbs
FIRST National Bank, left yesterday
for the east, going to New York
Before returning he viii visit his
parents, who reside in Vermont.
Will X. Walpole, of Philip, was {
visitor in town few days recently
Friends of Will who are interested il
MS matrimonial welfare, had best iooi
after his movements in Pierre.
Real estate men report an encour
aging outlook for business in Soutl
Dakota lands this season. More in
quiries are coming for land bargains
that for year or more previously.
The state insurance department
has licensed the Meridian Life In
surance company, legal resery,
company, of headquarters at Indian
apolis, to do business in South Da
: kota.
Alex McGannon, general deale
at Okobojo, returned from Mexic,
: last week. He is we'll pleased will
: conditions there, and thinks OF pur
chasing a large tract of land.
Mr.. and Mrs. kolb entertained
number of friends AT their home Fri
day night, the event being the for
mer's birthday, Games were playet
until late hour and a dainty lun
! cheon was served.
The Evelyn Bargalt concert givel
at the Methodist church Tuesda,
evening under the auspices of tn
Brotherhood Lecture course was on
of great interest. Those who attend
ed speak highly of the concert.