Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1912-12-12
Ed. Weber returned to his home at

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Frank Turner of Fanlkton passed
the first of the week in this city.
Attorney W. G.. Porter returned
to his home at Aberdeen Tuesday.
j. F. Donovan was transacting bust
ness matters at Deadwood yesterday.
j. L. Stromme and Henry Bloom of
Wendte, were in the city Monday.
Miss Margaret Campbell is assist
ing IN the H. NJ. Reed jewelry store.
F Mrs VIM. Harry of Okobojo. re-
turned yesterday from a visit in Iowa
Frank Farrell of Huron. was tran
sacting business matters here Tues
day.
Mrs. Howardson of Okobojo under.
went an operation at the hospital yes
terday.
Miss Grace Folger of Stanley coun-
ty, was aguest of friends in Pierre
over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs w. w. .Winstone left
Monday for WATERFOWL, where they
expect to reside
John Heffron, shrewd limb of the
| law, practicing at Deadwood, was in
the city Monday.
Miss Marjorie Breeder was tran
sacting business matters at Gettys-
burg yesterday.
Mrs. A. j. Bunch of Okobojo re-
turned yesterday from visit at
Eaglesville, Missouri.
Mrs. T. l.. Riggs of Oaha, left Mon
day for Los Angeles, Cal. called there
by the illness of her mother.
Make the most of autumn while it
lasts. In ten days or so we will to-
boggan into the winter season.
Mr.. L. A. Tommy and daughter,
Miss Cattle. of Onida, were among
the shoppers in the city Saturday.
Governor Vessey and Frank Petit
grew attended the bull moose confer
ence. held in Chicago this week.
Miss Gertrude Drone returned We'd
nesday from Huron, where she passed
two weeks with friends and relatives.
Otto Linstad left Monday for Leola
where he will report court this week
for Judge Bottum in the Tenth cir
cult.
Mrs. Sam Logan left Saturday for
her home at Harold. She was &C
companied by her daughter Miss
Helen, who has been patient at the
hospital.
! H. c. Qnackenbush departed Satur.
day for the home of his parents, in
Grand View, Idaho, where he intends
to pass the holidays.
\ S. E. Grams, state FIRE marshal. 10
Gated at Lead, and E, j. Lampa, dep
nty, of Watertown, were here Mon.
day on official business.
Judge j.. e. Gaffy, president of the
First National Life company. went te
Rapid City. Monday, on business con
npcted with that company.
Faulkton Advocate: Miss Ruby Nc
Dearmon has accepted the position Of
stenographerto the Governor elect, anc
will he ready to become the governor
secretary on January lst.
p. j. Tschaner came dowu from the
northern part of the state the first Of
& the week, and remained in the CITY
unit, after the meeting of the state
central committees.
Pierre lodge A. F. & A. M. elected
the following officers Monday night
Worshipful Master, G. l. Ralston;
Senior Warden, T. F. Riggs; Junior
Warden, C. M. Hollister; Treasurer
B. A. Cummins; Secretary, L. M
Taylor.
Fl The state house basket ball team
went to Blunt Friday night and were
defeated by score of 10 to 26. The
Blunt team will visit Pierre on Fri
day evening and the state house team
are very certain of victory then, 70,
they think they. did not get fair dea
at Blunt.
! Several Rapid City IS dog fanciers hae
run for their dogs lives the other day
when Chief Little Bear enticed severa
thoroughbreds to his camp intending tt
have big stew for the small band OF
Indians that is spending the winter ir
camp in the outskirts of that city.
4 Mrs. Nellie Mcmahon, with hel
attorney, Joe Kirby, appeared before
the state supreme court on Saturday
in her application for release from
the state insane hospital on writ OF
habeas corpus, she having been con,
fined in the asylum after her acquitta
on The charge of the murder of David
Thomas, on grounds of insanity.
i The meeting of Episcopal clergymer
of the state closed here Saturday. the