Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1912-06-13
Flag Day-tomorrow.

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Cotillion party nightly next week,
except Monday.
o. W. Coursey was in the city from
Mitchell Monday.
VIM. Habel left Tuesday for Kan
sas City, Mo-, on vacation trip.
Mrs. A. F. Core }eft Saturday for a
visit at Fort Dodge, Iowa,
Mrs. Dow Smith left Saturday for
visit with relatives at Lincoln, Neb.
The Aid society of the Lutheran
church met today with Mrs. Sterud.
Miss Myrna Wheelon went to Hur-
on yesterday for visit with friends.
Mrs. Anna Lumley went to Deadwood
last week to attend a meeting of the
Grand lodge.
Glenn Lockhart of Watertown, is a
guest at the home of his uncle, John
l.. Lockhart.
Mrs NJ. j. Schubert was hostess to
the Birthday Club at O'Clock din
ner Monday.
Miss Delta Tumble of Okobojo,
underwent an operation at the hos
pital yesterday.
Miss Della Hickey went to Aber-
deem Monday, where she will attend
summer school.
Superintendent Crandall of the In
dian school left today for trip to
the Black Hills.
Mrs. Harry NotmeyeI went to
Highmore Sunday to attend the grad
uation exercises.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G.. Ropes of Gro.
ton, were in the city Saturday, en-
route to Deadwood.
Jas. Morton came up from High.
more Monday for visit with his sis
ter, Miss Bess Morton. H.;
Clifford Walker, who has been 8
guest at the Mueller home, returned
to his home at Blunt Sunday.
Miss Loyse Fisher left YESTERDAY
for points in Iowa, where she viii
spend the summer with relatives.
Max Stadtmiller and family lief
the fore part of the week for lowe
where they will make their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Bell and sol
left yesterday for points in Virginia
where they will make an extended
visit.
Miss Nellie Whitney arrived Tues
day from Waterloo, Iowa, and is ;
guest at the home of her brother
A. E. Whitney.
F. P. schaller and family of Ray
mond, were in the city Sunday OF
their way to Deadwood to attend tn
Masonic meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Garrett 0
Blunt. and Mr. and Mrs. d. G. Der
kert of Chicago, visited friends i
Pierre yesterday.
We want farm loans. Our rates ar
over than you can get elsewhere. Dro
in and see US before you make you
loan.-Pierre Banking & Trust Co. t
The Bachelors club will give fare
we'll dancing party tomorrow eyenin
plimentary to Fred Ra 1emacheI
who will leave shortly for WATERFOWL
V. V. Ketchum and A. w. Ever
OF The National Bank of Commerce
are attending meetings of the boar
of directors of the banks at Onid
and Harold.
Robert Clark, graduate of tn
Brookings college, arrived home yes
te1day for a visit with his parents
Mr.. Clark has accepted position a
pharmacist in a drug store at Yves
sington.
Watertown Public Opinion: Mr..
Bertha Cosgrove, who holds the pos
ton of instructor of music in th
n Pierre schools, has arrived to spen
a few weeks with her father, a. &
{ Duryee.
Judge Dighton Corson of the ST
r preme bench, paid visit to acquain
e ances in Deadwood last week. H
d says the good old town is enjoyin
t the front end of a boom, commerce
ally speaking.
e Saturday the supreme court admitte
e to the bar on their certificates from tn
: law department of the state university
e Scott M. Burton, of Rapid City; He
e man L. Bode, of Murdo and Mrs. Lydi
Johnson of Fl. Pierre.
e Sioux Falls Press, 8: John Laugh
8 lin, sheriff from Pierre, accompanie
. by two deputies, brought Clarenc
: Brencourt, Charles Runkei, Henri
t Big Eagle and Oliver Half Day, a
t. convicted of horse stealing, to tn