Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1912-07-25

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Miss Melitta Brandhuber visited
friends at Miller Sunday.
r. Fl. Wood returned Saturday
from business trip east
Will Heis left Friday for vaca-
ton trip to the Black Hills.
Prof W. A. Thompson of Clark,
visited friends in Pierre Friday.
Miss Carrie Ellis was in the city
Saturday from Sioux Falls.
Mrs. Samco went to Canning last
week for visit with relatives.
o. E. French and l.. w. Hayerly
came over from Onida Friday.
Miss Caroline Bergeson went to
Watertown Saturday for visit.
G. F. Millett left Saturday for
Minneapolis on business trip.
Mrs. Bessie Brignoli of Orion,
transacted business here Monday.
A. H, Wheaton of Rapid City, was
here Yesterday on a business visit.
Sam Logan of near Harold, visited
his daughter, Miss Dora. Monday.
Miss Nora Appleby of Mitchell,
visited at the Rathmell home Sunday.
A. E. Whitney arrived home from
a business trip to Watertown Satur-
day.
Miss Elizabeth Eckles went to
Huron Monday for visit with
friends.
H. E. Dorothy and G.. r. Flick of
Interior, transacted business in the
Friday.
Peter Meyer arrived Saturday from
Colman, Neb., to look after property
interests.
H. D. Rice was an arrival from
Watertown yesterday on short bust
ness visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Waddell of
Webster, were Capital City visitors
Saturday.
Miss Margaret Ellsworth of Osh-
kosh, Wis, is the guest of Miss Har-
riet Haney.
Harry Beatty of Wendte, brother
of Mrs. A. C. Miller, visited in the
city last week.
Dean Starkev has accepted a posi-
tion as driver for the American Ex-
press company.
Mrs. G.. M. Livingston and son re-
turned last week from two weeks
visit at Onida.
Emil Reusche! left yesterday for
Wisconsin points, where he will visit
with relatives.
Mrs. j. w. Latta, mother of Mrs.
Fl. n. Rathmell, arrived Saturday
from Waverly, Iowa.
Joseph Ihl, county auditor, left
Sunday for visit at his old home
near Cincinnati, Ohio.
John Hirning went to Herried last
week where he Joined his family for
visit with relatives.
Mrs. Earl Howard and son of Hur-
on, visited over Sunday at the N. E j..
Howard home in this city.
Mrs. r. C. Greer of Blunt, visited
at the G. Nj. Holister home last
week. returning home Saturday.
F. j. McCalmont went to Onida
Monday to superintend the irrigation
work on his farm near that place.
Attorney Walpole of Yankton, was
here on professional business yester-
day, returning home this morning.
JAS. t. Milton went to washington
last Thursday, where he secured the
contract for installing some heating
fixtures
Misses Regina Hollister, Clara
Ayres and Helen aud Edith Jacobsen
went to Oahe last week, where they
will spend a week in camp.
C. F. Conditt went to Huron this
morning, where he has accepted a
position in barber shop. Mrs. Con-
dit and baby will leave for that place
Monday.
The state engineer has granted per
mits to John Jeitz of Capa, to appro-
pirate water from Bad river to irri-
gate Is acres of land, and to Charles
Swanson of Capa to appropriate water
from Bad river; for the irrigation
of SO acres; Louis Streeb of Capa to
appropriate water from Bad river to
irrigate 4S acres.
N. M. Hanson of the state land de
partment has gone to Douglas county
to look after the matter of disputed
lines of state lands. 1t appears that
there is a great deal of dispute in that
section as to just where the section
lines should be placed and the visit