Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1912-11-07
LOCAL NEWS

Judge L. E. Gaffy returned Monday
from trip through the Hill.
Mrs. Isabel Meadows returned to
her home at Watertown Saturday.
Mrs. H. A. McGannou. and baby
were down from Okobojo Saturday.
To change the subject: What do
You think Of this beautiful weather?
Mrs. May Baker returned Monday
from visit at Blunt and other points.
Miss Mamie Vandermeer left Mon
day for Red6eld, where she expects to
stay.
Chas. Grauel has moved his family
from Hardingrove to this city for the
winter.
Rev. Emil Muller arrived Tuesday
from Carthage, to exercise the right
Of franchise.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Hiltz of Mil
bank. are guests of their son, F. E.
Hiltz and wife.
Miss Alma Smith entertained the
Kings Daughters at her home We'd
nesday evening.
Sidney Parry returned home the
first Of the week from trip to Mon.
A~ua and M;npoaoto
81. b. Horner left Saturday for La
Crosse, Wis, where he attended the
funsfai of his father.
Miss Agnes Solberg was released
from the hospital Saturday, and went
to her home at Blunt.
Guy Moulton returned Sunday from
Sioux Falls, where he had been at
tending Federal court,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Grenard re-
turned Monday from visit at Min
neapolis and other points.
P.J. Murphy, of the state land de
,partment, spent few days at Brook"
,ipss, the first of the week.
The weather man has started No
vember off in great shape. May he
keep the good work going.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Howard and
Ray Howard of Huron, spent Sun
day at the Howard home here.
Mrs. Gale Mercer came up from
Blunt Tuesday to visit her mother,
who is a patient at the hopital.
Frank Purinton returned Sunday
from Minneapolis, where he was
called by the illness of his father.
O. S. Basford is home from Lincoln
county, where he made speeches,
advocating bull moose assendency.
Rev. R. L. Kelley left Monday for
Chicago, where he was married yes
terday to Miss Leona Raser of that
city.
Mrs. n. p. Christensen and chill
dren, arrived Saturday from Colora-
do Springs, Colo, for visit with
relatives.
Thstimid girl who used to let her sill
yer garter 60 when she lost it is now
tfrsHkly advertising for the cigarette
casS she mislaid.
Mrs. DeLorme Robinson left Sat-
pr1Ay for her home at Napa. Cali.
6ts ~ili visit short time at Hot
Syringe
Fl. ". Bray of Denver, special agent
r the Providence Washington Ins.
TO-, sef Providence, r. L., was in the
pity Tuesday.
+ Misses Evelyn and Grace Parry re-
turned Tuesday from Minnesota,
E where they attended the funeral of
their grandfather.
Mrs. Ruth Farmer of Lewiston,
Idaho. who has been visiting here
len Saturday for Huron where she
will spsnd the winter
Herbert Gregory, of the state in
surance department, returned Mon
Aay.11om'Sio Falls, where official
,busines called him.
Mrs. j. w. Adams of Clinton, Iowa,
:arsived In the city Saturday being
called here by the death of her daugh.
ter, Mrs. F. G.. Witberby.
Quite 3 number of the high school
students attended the foot ball game
at Fl. Pierre Monday between Fl.
Pierre and Aberdeen. The latter win
: ming the game.
A prairie FIRE in Perkins county a
few days ago burned over portions OF
Grand River and Viking townships,
causing heavy loss in the sectlors
burned, both in hay and pasturage.