Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1912-08-29

Glenn Mercer was up from Blunt
Geo. E?Ehrling of Washington, was
a Pierre visitor Friday.
S. B. Carson left Friday for Sioux
City and other Iowa points.
II. Whiting of Washington, trans
acted business here Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. d. Dodge were in
the city from Grinnel, Iowa, Friday.
A. d. Fawcett, of Canning, visited
friends in Pierre several days last
week.
j. w. Laughlin and G. E. Crew
made business trip to Canning Fri
day.
DR.. L. l.. Riggs returned Saturday
from a professional trip to Forest
City.
j. II. Vetter of Aberdeen, arrived
last week for visit with Virgil
Laughlin.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Smith of Long
Point, H., were sightseeing in the
Capital Friday.
Mrs. Ito Haswell and mother, Mrs.
E. c. Mount, went to the latter
home at seneca Saturday.
fl. NJ. Reed. the Capital avenue
jeweler, is displaying a large and
beautiful stock of jewelry.
James Doyle and Thomas o Rouark
have gone to Huron to accept posi-.
tions with the q. & n. w.
Sam Conklin returned Saturday
from Waterloo, Iowa, where he went
with shipment of horses.
Geo. koenig arrived home from
Minneapolis Saturday, where he pur.
chased goods for the Capital Store.
Glenn w. Martens, states attorney
returned Saturday from Lyman coun
ty, where he went on legal business
Mrs. Anna Lumley and grand
daughter returned Saturday from al
extended visit with son in Nebras
ka.
Miss Ruth Battin, who has been 8
guest at the F. E. Battin home, left
Friday for her home at Bloomfield
Iowa.
Mrs. HI. Pearce, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. A. Noren, closed an extend
ed visit here Friday, going to hel
home at Huron.
S. A. McGaffee and F. p. Grandle
of Canning members of the board OF
county commissioners, were Pierre
visitors Friday.
Misses Pearl Harvey and Gladys
Jefferson returned to their home at
Huron Friday after visit at the A
w. Harvey home here.
G. l.. Bennett of Minneapolis, was
in the city Friday. He was looking
the country over with view of pur.
chaslng'land in this vicinity.
Two cluster lights have been plac.
ed at the st. Charles hotel on Capita
avenue. The Locke hotel manage
ment has also placed orders for two
A. E. Middleton of the U. S. Indian
service at the national capital, wa,
an arrival last week. While here he
inspected the new Burke hall at the
Indian school.
Rev. A. ID. Thibodeau delivered
his farewell sermon at the Methodist
church Sunday evening. Rev. Thibo
deau and wife left Monday for theil
future home in Chicago.
The ice cream social given at the
court house Friday evening by the
w. r. C. and Sons of Veterans was
largely attended and about $55 was
realized by the societies.
Mloo NClltUd blduUIluDtI anu ucl
friend, Miss Spillers of Des Moines
Iowa. returned from trip to th,
Hills Friday. Miss Spillers, depart
ed Saturday for her home.
Mrs. j. w. Latta returned FRIDAY
from Omaha where she purchased ;
large assortment of fall and white
millinery goods, which she now hal
on display in her parlors.
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BUILDERS UNION, Redfeld, s. ID.
H. G. Moore and IL. II. Bell, VIII,
have been connected with the FRS
National Life q Accident Insurance
company of this city, left Saturda,
for Washington where they have en-
tered upon like duties.
DR.. E. c. Dymond, an osteopathit
physician of Des Moines, Iowa, hal
purchased the practice and Office O.
NV 10 t.