Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1912-06-13
Mrs. VIM. Hilmer came up from

carson Williams was IN the city
from Philip Monday.
Ed. Corrin of Miller, visited friends
in the city over Sunday.
Miss Agnes Smith returned Saturday
from visit at Sioux City.
Ray Howard of Huron. spent Sun
day with his family here.
Mrs. Ellen Schmidt returned Satur-
day from visit at Washington.
Mr., and Mrs. H. g. Smith spent
Sunday with relatives at Huron.
j. P. Erickson went to Nina
polls Monday on business trip.
Attorney General johnson was an
arrival from Highmoro Monday.
Oscar Nelson left Monday for
visit at his old home in Wisconsin.
Virgil Laughlin has returned home
from the state university at Vermillion.
VIM. Brandon was in tho city from
Philip on short business trip Mon
day.
Miss Edith Crawford of Milbank, ar
rived Saturday for visit at the Brink
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cloudy of Fielder,
were guests at the Harding home
Sunday.
| Miss Lydia Williams left Monday
for Huron, after visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. kolb.
F. M. Beacon and family have
moved to their homestead east of the
city several miles.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. McGannon
came in from OkoboJo Saturday for
a short visit with friends.
Mrs. S. B. Carson and daughter,
Miss Fanchon, left Sunday for Sioux
City for visit with relatives.
| Mesdames Geo. L. Fay, Bessie Lum-
ley and Griffin went to Deadwood Sat
urday to attend the Grand lodge meet
ing.
Miss Elma Baker and Misses Alice,
Lou and Georgia Morse left last week
for Mitchell, where they will attend
summer school,
The Methodist Aid society was en-
tertained yesterday by Mesdames
Williams, Ivey and Parker at the
home of the former
VIM. Raddeley and l. E. Bolts were
in the city Tuesday from Meers. They
reported corn up and looking fine in the
locality in which they live.
Mrs. Maude E. Waddell, of Beaver
Creek, N. Carolina, and H. G. New
berg were united in marriage by Rev.
A. ID. Thibodeau last Thursday.
w. G. Hull is now owner of the hotel
building and fixtures in Holabird Mr..
Hull, by terms of greement, is to be
given possession July l; he may turr
landlord about that time.
Daily Huronite: Mr.. and Mrs. John
j. Green and Mrs. Green's sister
Miss Farmer. departed this mornit g
+ for New York, where they intend tc
make an extended stay.
There is ever whole lot of amusing
events and features occurring daily at
a state meeting of firemen. The state
meeting here during next week will
be full of entertaining doings.
Adolph Kerr is back from Hot
Springs. Not long since he went there
to run an auto line from that city tt
Wind Gave, but owing to lack of bust
ness is responsible for his return.
Miss Emma Lewis will leave mex
3 week for visit in the Black Hills
: and the week following will join
party of young people from this city
for an outing at Spearfish canyon.
Miss Margaret Lockhart will leav,
9 the last of the week for Minneapoli,
i for an extended visit with the I. w
+. Cole family. Miss Lockhart will at
tend the marriage of Miss Faustin,
: Cole the latter part of the month.
: Gov. R. S. Vessey and family lef
Saturday for a short visit with rela
tives at Washington Springs. From
that point Gov. Vessey will 90 t,
Chicago and his family will visit i,
i the east, prior to going to their new
3 home in Philadelphia.
Sioux Valley News: Prof. Milton
M. Ramer, former superintendent O
public instruction and for many year.
since leaving that Office at the hea,
: of the Pierre schools has resigned an,
4 will leave the teaching profession t,
engage in business. Ramer is one o
the big men of the northwest in edu
cational lines.
Mitchell Republican,: Miss Rernic