Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1912-07-11
DR.. Hart came up from Blunt Tues


lay.
Louis Hegglund left Tuesday for
Silver City.
VIM. Brown of Mitchell, was Pierre
visitor Tuesday.
Harry Vickernian came in from
Ottumwa Monday.
Miss Mabel VanSycle of Huron, is
guest at the Eckle home.
j. D. Deets, insurance commissioner,
eft Monday for Madison.
J. E. Mallerv of Onida, spent Sun
lay with his family here.
Henry Hausman went to Minneapolis
Monday for months stay.
j. E. Campbell was an arrival
from Highmore Tuesday.
Clarence Odemark went to Deadwood
Sunday for two weeks visit.
Mrs, lack Sutley of Lyman county,
is the guest of Pierre friends.
T. J. Henley returned Monday from
a visit at Belle Plaine, Iowa.
J. II. Lathrop left Monday for Mil
Ter, where he will write insurance.
VIM. Borst and family went to Rapid
Canyon Tuesday for an outing.
Otis Root and Horace Clark left Mon
day for points in North Dakota.
A. D. Hengle and sons went
to Hisega Monday for an outing.
Mrs. o. j. Sweet returned Monday
from months stay in Canada.
Mrs. Florence Taylor left Monday
by auto for visit at Watertown.
r. c. johnson. attorney general, was
an arrival from Highmore Monday.
JAS Holm went to Huron Tuesday to
take in the Bryan speech that evening
Mrs. d. w. Smith returned last
week from an extended visit IN Nebras-
ka.
Orville Schubert left Monday for
Isabel after visit with homefolks
here.
Mrs. M. M. Kramer and daughter
returned Monday from visit at Mound
City.
B. A. Barlow of Caldwell, Idaho
is the guest of his niece, Miss Pearl
Hunkins.
Miss Daisy Hamilton returned
Monday from visit with sister at
Huron.
Mrs. Flora Fuller and Miss Mildred
Swartz left Monday for a visit at
Iroquois.
Miss Mary Nelson went to Yankton
Saturday, where she has accepted a
position as trained nurse.
Miss Ruby Laughlin returned to her
home at Harold Saturday after short
visit with friends here.
Miss Gladys Bennett arrived Monday
from Vermillion, where she has visited
friends the past three weeks.
L. G. Stransky of Pukwana, trans
acted business in the city Tuesday,
returning home yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Ayres went to
Huron Tuesday where they took in
the Bryan speech that evening.
G. ". Roskie of the state land de-
partment, returned Saturday from a
visit with relatives at Bookings.
Harold Breeder went to Onida
Monday to assist in the First State
bank during ]. E. Mallery's vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs E. A. White, DR..
burke and d. II. Raben of Faith.
were Capital City visitors Tuesday.
Mrs. U. G. Dunn and two children
left Saturday for Sioux City, Iowa,
where they will remain for a short
time.
Mrs. H. M. Reed, Mrs. White. Miss
Whiting and Misses Alma and Isabel
Smith went to Oahe yesterday for a
week outing.
Mrs, R. E. Sanford and family, who
have been visiting at the home of Mrs.
A. p. Whitney returned to their home
at Huron Tuesday.
State engineer has granted a permit
to Frank E. Morrison of Philip, to ap-
propriate water from Bad River for the
irrigation of 1853 acres of land.
F. j. Alderman and w. F. Pascoe of
Rapid City and F. G.. Huss of Pedro,
attended the meeting of the First
National Life ms. Co, here Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Billinphurst.
Mrs. j. E. Nipple and Mrs. O. N.
Hoyt, left Monday for visit at Red
field and Ashton, making the trip by
auto.
Mrs. E. NJ. Bartlett, mother Of W.
n Gou,1oo voo,oI n .