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

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trip to Sioux Falls.
The Dickens club met Monday even
ing with Ida P. Hatch.
C. II. Anderson left Saturday for
Iowa on business trip.
F. c.. Waterman was an arrival
from Watertown Monday.
j. E. Mallery of Onida, spent Sun
day with his family here.
Claude Thatcher returned Sunday
from visit at Neville, Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. Bachme arrived
from Minneapolis Monday.
Ward Lathrop left Monday for points
in Iowa on short business trip.
Mrs. Charlotte Wales spent Sun
day with friends at Rapid City.
L. L. Stephens returned home Fri
day from trip to Washington, D. Z.
Mrs. j. j. Dalton entertained the
O. Y. club at her home Monday after
noon.
Position wanted, waitress OR gener-
al house work.-Viola Thompson,
City.
S. H. Lea, state engineer, attended
the Good Roads convention at Letcher
Saturday.
Frank Bedding visited relatives here
over Sunday, leaving Monday for
Aberdeen.
Mr. rnd Mrs. W. M. Graham were
arrivals from Huron Tuesday for visit
with friends.
B. F. Farrell of Huron was in the city
Tuesday on business for the Northwest
ern company.
Miss Helen Brink entertained her
Sunday school class at her home Fri
day evening.
Miss Barbara Mckay of Hokah,
Mimi, arrived Monday for visit at
the James Mckay home.
Casper McCullen, who visited rela-
UlVcS mere ldSU WGGh, lClU LuCooay 1O1
his home in North Dakota.
Mrs. Carlos Corrick arrived Satur"
day from Broken Bow, Neb., where
she has visited homefolks for couple
of weeks.
The M. E. Aid society was entertain
ed yesterday AFTERNOON by Mesdames
Airey, Fuller and Sebree at the home
of the former.
The state treasury has made call
for $4,000 of outstanding general
fund state warrants, calling up to regis
ter number 26, 1872
The wise politician grabs off all the
newspaper space he can before the
baseball season opens and drives him
into the ad columns
The supper given by the young
ladies of st. Agnes Guild Saturday
evening was largely attended, and a
neat sum was realized.
Gin a Persian Garden" will be
played at the Grand tomorrow even
ing by home talent. The proceeds
will go to the public play ground
fund.
Clint Garrett and wife, Ed. Car
ret, DIR. Hart, r. G. Greer, and wife
and Will Eckert came up from Blunt
Monday to attend meeting of the
Masonic order.
Articles of Incorporation have been
filed for the Chas. H. Scheu & Co.,
dealers in musical instruments. The
incorporators are: Thos. Askin, L.
F. Riggs and Zell Guthrie
Saturday evening at the Farr home,
Misses Hollister, Shurtleff and Will
son entertained number of friends
in honor of their birthdays, which
come during the month.
S. 81. Lea, state engineer, went tc
Wasta Friday, where he met with the
county commissioners of Pennington
county regarding the building Of a
bridge across the Cheyenne river.
Miss Malissa Allen, well known in
this city and former teacher in the
Pierre schools. has announced her
candidacy for county superintendent
of schools of Stanley county.
Deadwood Times: Richard A
Gardner and Guy Harding, two young
men of Pierre, left on the Burlington
yesterday for Portland and points in
Oregon. They are looking for loca,
ton.
The state insurance department has
been notified by several insurance COM
panies of their intention to withdraw
from doing business in the state after
February %. They are as follows: The
Old Colony Insurance company, Boston
the Metropolitan Casualty CO., New