Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1912-05-23
LOCAL NEWS


LOCAL NEWS
N. II. Beebe was in from Blunt
Tuesday.
Pierre Brink came home from Sioux
Falls Saturday.
The railroad commission were in
session Tuesday.
R. G. Noble. of Centerville was in
the city Tuesday.
Mrs. E. w. Halves and daughter are
visiting in Sioux City.
Jas. Hqsh left Monday on a bust
ness trip to Minneapolis.
L. L. Christy of Okobojc and o. R.
Hess were in Pierre Friday.
F. G. Robinson of Groton was
capital city visitor Tuesday.
Miss Lucille Pettijohn spent Sunday
with home folks at Harold.
S. G. Policy, secretary of state, re-
turned Tuesday from the Hills.
Atty. P. w. Dougherty left Friday
for his home Dell Rapids.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude McClane were
in the city Monday, from Rapid City.
Guy Erickson is away on vacation.
He is sojourning in Marshal county.
Frank Latta arrived Tuesday from
Michigan, for visit with relatives.
Chas. Fisher and family have NOV
ed into the Hatch cottage on Central
avenue,
Claude Ills of Centerville, was
transacting business matters in town
Tuesday.
G. E. Denniston Of Aberdeen was
transacting business matters here
Saturday.
Rev. John Hockstter of Redfeld
preached at the Craig hall in East
Pierre Sunday.
DR.. and Mrs. Kenney autoed to Presho
the first of the week; making the trip
in their new auto.
Mrs. G. c. Bentzinger arrived Sat-
urday from Sterling, Neb, for visit
with her husband.
Mrs. Florence Jeffries returned
from Huron Saturday where she paid
her daughter visit.
F. F. Brinker, state land commits
sioner, left Monday for a visit with
his family at Madison.
Edward Dotson arrived Saturday
from Wayne, Neb., where he has
been attending school.
Miss Mary Delay arrived Saturday
from Wichita, Kan, to make her
home with her father.
Miss Anna Paul arrived home Mon
day from Rapid City, where she passed
two weeks with relatives.
Robert j. Gamble, United States
senator, was in the city yesterday.
He is out building political fences.
Attys. Bruell and Moriarty of Red
field, were in the city Tuesday, on
legal matters before the supreme
court.
Mrs John Campbell and son came
in from Highmore Monday for visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l. M.
Dotson.
Mesdames Henley, Billinghurst and
Ruble, returned from Aberdeen Sat.
urday. where they attended the Re-
bekah meeting.
The Federal Life Insurance Co., of
Chicago, has been licensed by the in
surance commissioner to do business
in the state.
DR.. Ewing of Boston, president of
the National Sunday School associa-
ton, preached at the Congregational
church Sunday.
Rev. w. j. Calfee and son, and
Bernard Wesley arrived Tuesday
from the Hills. Rev. Calfee departed
for Minneapolis.
It is not yet full settled that Colonel
Roosevelt will come into South Dakota
to spread his gospel. His presence or
absence depends on subsequent devel-
opments.
Fred Gropengeiser autoed from Onida
to Pierre the first day of this week. He
said that small grain was growing rap
idly and looking fine.
Miss Jennie Stone entertained the
Young Ladies Club of IS. Peter and
Paul's church Monday evening at her
home in East Pierre.
Mrs. Lucy Robinson and sister,
Miss Mary Humphrey, of Watertown,
were in the city Tuesday enroute to
the latter's claim near Ottumwa.
MT. and Mrs. G. B. Patrick were