Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1912-08-08
LOCAL. NEWS

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in the city Sunday.
j. E. Mallory of Onida, spent Sunday
in the Capital city.
J.C. Eager returned Monday from
business trip to st. Paul.
Miss Opal Barber of Fielder, visit
ed friends here Tuesday.
G. E. DeLand is home from sew
eral days stay at Hisega.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Watt were ar
rivals from Sioux City Monday.
VIM. Whisman came up from Vol
ga yesterday on business trip.
Mrs. J. E. Mallery is spending the
week with Mr.. Mallory at Onida.
Attorney A. T. Gardner is in the
city from Huron on legal business.
John Stainer came up from Har-
rold Tuesday, returning home yester-
day.
Frank Downer has moved his pantor-
ium to the Yarnell building on Dakota
avenue
Miss Loretts. Burns has accepted a
position as clerk at the Powell candy
kitchen.
Joseph Ihli. county auditor returned
Sunday from visit at his old home in
Cincinnati.
Herbert Gregory of the state land
department returned Monday from the
Black Hills,
A. E. Lucas left Saturday for Chica-
go, where he will purchase a stock of
fall goods.
Kenneth Clifford arrived home Mon
day from months stay in the eastern
part of the state.
Miss Anna Levise, an emplove at the
Indian school, returned last week from
visit in Wisconsin.
Mrs. E. A. Wright left Monday for
Omaha, from which place she will go to
Fl. Worth, Texas.
Miss Valdine Monger arrived home
Tuesday from Madison. where spent
several days with relatives.
Miss Inez Skeen returned to her
home at Rapid City today after a
visit with Miss Grace Cellar.
Miss Lenal and Minnie Revell and
Orville Wheelon left Tuesday for
visit with relatives in Iowa.
John Hausman has moved his pantor-
ium to the building formerly occupied
by Jas. Holm on Dakota avenue.
Jack Donovan arrived last week
from Sioux City, and has taken charge
of the Villas Hannigan cigar store.
Mrs. F. B. Styles of Owanka, sister
Of DR.. H. I. Kenney, was taken to
the hospital for treatment Monday.
Mrs. II. M. Straight and daughter
and Mrs. H. G. Freeman have gone
to Hisega for two weeks outing.
The Atlas Lumber company has
taken over the yard and stock of the
Interior Lumber company at Agar.
o. o. Young of the state education
al department, left Friday for vaca-
ton trip to Washington and Oregon.
Mrs Otto Masten and daughter,
Miss Hertha, of Coatesville, Ind,
are guests. at the home of her brother,
G. W. Elrod
j. F. Olander of the Capital Sup
ply company. went to the eastern
part of the state Friday on business
for the company.
Judge John F. Hughes left Sunday
for Belle Fourche. He will hold a
term of court in Butte county, in the
absence of Judge Rice.
A number of the friends of DR..
Ferd Gcodfellow rendered him re-
ception at the St. Charles Saturday
evening. Mr.. Goodfellow left Sun
day for trip to California.
Mrs. Julia Geltz, who has been en-
ployed at the government Indian school
at Flandreau, arrived Tuesday for an
extended visit with her daughter, Mrs.
Alice Dewell.
Mrs. T. W. HOWE and sons, who
have been guests of her sisters, Mrs.
Wales and Mrs. McCord and Miss
Bess Morton, left yesterday for their
home at San Louis, Cal.
Mrs. Marietta Spanier, mother of
John Spanier of this city, died at the
home of her son Sunday, aged SO
years, the cause of death being par
alysis. The remains were taken to
Dubuque, Iowa, for interment.
Articles of incorporation have been
filed for the Farmers State Bank of
Kransbufg with capital of 3d. 900;
incorporators; John A. Rees of
Kransburg, Henry A. Hanton, Chas.