Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1912-02-22

Miller Saturday.
! j. A. Bushfeld of Miller, was a
Pierre visitor Saturday.
Harold Barber came in from Field
er Saturday for supplies.
DR.. S. B. Stegeman of Onida, tran
sacted business here Friday.
Chas. Dalton of Onida, visited
relatives in the city Friday.
The Trinity Guild met this after
n con at the st. Charles.
Mrs. Meal of Miller, entered the
hospital for treatment Friday.
Mrs Claude Thatcher left last week
for visit with relatives in Iowa.
l.. E. Snyder was over from Onida
on short business trip Friday.
/ S. 81. Wood was looking after bust
ness interests at Canning Monday.
Miss Garnet LaFoon was called to
Iowa Saturday by the death of sis
ter.
Elmer Middleton of Cedarfork
visited at the Ivey home over Sun
day.
Editor o. r. Hess of the Agar
Argus, called on friends in the city
Friday.
Mrs. John Green and sons of Hur.
! :o;A ~. y g
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Grandle enter
tanned dozen friends Friday eve.
ming at whist.
Twenty young people were enter
tanned at the A. w. Ewert home Fri
day evening.
Miss Daisy Fryer. a teacher in the
city schools at Harold, was in the
city Saturday.
w. E. Eye of Centerville, candidate
for railroad commissioner, was il
the city Friday.
Mrs. w. j. Parry left last week fol
1 a visit with relatives in Iowa anc
Minnesota points.
f. b. Grams, deputy state fire mar
shall, came in from Lead on otliia
business Monday.
Mrs. Ida Cosgrove went to Water
town Friday where she visited witt
friends over Sunday.
Miss Kathleen Swartz was th,
hostess at a "heart party at hel
home on Friday evening.
) Judge John F. Hughes of TT. Pierre
, addressed the mem ers of the Y. M
G. A. Sunday afternoon.
w, A. Williams left Tuesday morn
ing, ticketed to Yankton. where he
: went on prospecting trip.
Miss Della Smith entertained
large circle of friends at her hom
Friday evening at Five Hundred.
Mrs. Fred Allen, a sister of Mrs. +
b. Hits, left Saturday for her HON
in Idaho, after an extended visit here
The Cozy Restaurant, under tn
management of j. a. McGilvrey
opened for business in it's new locs
ton Friday.
Prof. NJ M. Ramer will leave Sat
, urday for st. Louis where he will at
tend a meeting of the National Edu
cational association.
Fred Been and Miss Mary Arnold
both of Gold6eld, Meade county
were united in marriage by Justic
j e. Slindee last Thursday.
Ice lin the river is said to be tw
feet thick over the main channel O
= the river. Traffic on the ice was Gu
off Friday. The water is raising.
Trainmen from the west Monda
report a warm rain extending iron
Rapid City almost to the river, whic
!, did great deal toward clearing tn
snow from that part of the prairie.
The Highmore militia company ha
, organized a branch at Miller of severa
!. members and also branch at Re
, Heights. They will become companie
when sufficient members are secured
Doctors G. NJ. Hollister, H T. Ken
ney, N. B. Gearhart and o. N. Hoy
q returned Friday from Miller, wher
r they attended meeting of the Fourt
! District Medical association.
II. G. Moore, H. II. Bell, Dick Pun
cell and Mr.. Cowles, Of the Firs
, National Life and Accident Insul
, ance Company went to Huron tn
first of the week on business connect
ed with the company.
The state of South Dakota has bee
. delinquent in obeying the order of it
board of health against the use of til
y common drinking cup and is just no,
!. insta Hing sanitary fountains th rOl1ph