Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1912-09-05
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Born; to Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Potter,
Sunday, September l, a son.
G. F. Cleaver went to Faulkton on q
short business trip Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Noel came up
from Highmore Saturday.
C. c. Bennett went to Huron yes
terday on short business trip.
Miss Edith Stoemer of Philip was a
guest of Mrs. F. F. Reich over Sunday
G. K. Sellers left Tuesday for Water
town, on official and political business.
Miss Hazel Eckles passed the first of
the week with acquaintance in Huron.
j. I. McCullen, member of the 1900
senate, was in the city Monday from
Miller.
Miss Ida Anding returned Monday
from stay of month in the Black
Hills.
Charley Swartz arrived home Monday
from stay of month in Madison, this
state.
Miss Georgia Morse went to Brad
ley Friday, where she will teach
school,.
Miss Ruth Marsh of Belle Fourche,
arrived Yesterday for visit with
friends.
Miss Charlotte Wales left Sunday for
a visit with relatives IN Sioux City and
Chicago.
Miss Georgia Morris went to Huron
on Monday to pay visit to Miss May
Notson.
Mrs. G.. ID. Mead returned Sunday
from visit with a daughter in Bos-
ton, Mass.
Miss Isadore Sutley of Oacoma, ar
rived Tuesday for visit with Miss
Arvilla Edgar.
Ray Walker, we'll known FIT. Pierre
attorney, was here Friday on profess
sional business.
John Longstaff of Huron was looking
sitter his business interests here the
first of the week.
Rev. G. T. Notson, presiding elder,
located at Huron, was in the city the
first of the week.
Mrs. Latham, mother of Mrs. G. H.
Anderson, returned yesterday from
visit in Michigan.
S. A. Travis left Tuesday for Dead
wood, where he will serve as a juror
in the United States court
&C David of Leslie, was an ar
rival from the east Tuesday, going to
his home west of the river.
Mrs. VIM Grebing arrived home
Tuesday from an extended visit in
the eastern part of the state.
Miss Mabel Finch of Onida has ac-
copied the position of boakkeeper with
the Thomas Grocery company.
John Hirning went to Deadwo cd
yesterday, where he will appear as a
witness before the federal court.
Members of the Trinity Guild met
yesterday afternoon with Mrs. L. E:
Gaffy, and were royalty entertained.
Mesdames B. j. Binford and C. FL.
Anderson entertained the Kensington
club Tuesday, at the home of the latter.
The members of the Ladies Foreign
Missionary society will meet tomorrow
afternoon at the home of Mrs. R. B.
Airey.
Mrs. R. j. Burns and family left
Monday for their home at Water
town, after a visit at the Stellow
home.
Ray Newlin, brother of Arthur New
lin of this city, came down from Leba-
non on Saturday, returning to his home
Monday.
Mrs. j. P. Erickson and daughter,
Miss Hazel, left Monday for Ypsilanti,
Mich, whittier they went to visit with
relatives.
Charley Miller, for years resident
of Pierre, but now rancher in central
Montana, was about the citv Tuesday.
His coming at this time served as re-
minder to him that he once lived in a
good town.
Miss Anne Billinghurst left yester-
day for a visit with her father ct
Missoula. Montana. Miss Billing
hurst will go on from there to Los
Angeles, Cal, where .she will teach
domestic science.
Fl. B. Anderson, state auditor. and
P. j. Murphy, deputy state auditor,
are in Deadwood this week. Both
were summoned there as witnesses
before the federal court to give evil
dence in the fraudulent wolf bounty
cases, wherein several Hills people
are defendants.