Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-06-12


Arthur Hegglund is visiting in the
Hills country.
J. W. McGilvery of Gettysburg. is
in the city.
B. s. Welsh of Blunt, was capital
city visitor yesterday.
Miss Edna Hagen of Aberdeen, Is q
guest at the Pinckney home.
Frank Calhoon Of Midland. passed
Saturday in the capital city.
Mrs. John Green of Huron, spent
Sunday at the Farmer home.
The Baptist Sunday school held pic
mic at Riverside park yesterday.
Mrs. John Fosbeck underwent an
operation at the hospital Saturday.
Lou Lillibridge came in from Hur-
on Friday, ona short business trip.
The county board of commissioners
will meet July 1, in regular session
w. G. Bundle of Sioux Falls, was in
the city yesterday on business mat
tiers.
Miss Grace Styles of Aberdeen, is
visiting with Pierre friends this
week.
Mrs. j. R. Mcknight entertained a
few friends at cards. Tuesday eve.
ming
Albert and Edward Hengle returned
from'the Vermillion University Sat.
urday.
Mrs. Lud Dloughy and sister, Miss
Adele Reisdorfor, left Tuesday for
Miller.
Mrs. Harvey Robinson of Macomb,
ILL.,, arrived Saturday for visit with
relatives.
Mrs. j. F. Whitlock and son of
Gettysburg, were in the capital city
yesterday.
Lawrence Lawler was released from
the hospital Monday, and left for his
home at Blunt.
j. j. Jackley has moved his office
in the basement of the Pierre Nation.
al Bank building.
j. E. Nipple left yesterday for
Yankton, where he will attend the
Masonic gathering
Paul Dewell returned Saturday
from Lincoln, Nebr.. whore he had
been attending college.
Walter Henley returned from Yer
million Saturday, where he had been
attending the University.
Bernard Vessey arrived yesterday
from Washington Springs, and will
spend a few days with friends.
Miss Gertrude Deets will entertain
tomorrow evening, complimentary TO
the Misses Styles and Loyse Fisher.
Mrs. Gearhart and Miss Nixon
went to Yankton the first of the week
where they represented the Eastern
Star.
Mrs. G. F. Conditt and little son de-
parted Sunday for their home at Alb
erdeen, after visit at the Satterlee
home.
Mrs. Cyrus Robinson of Oahe, was
in Pierre Saturday ia meet her daugh
ter, who had been attending school at
Rushville. Ill.
The cold weather did not originate
in the Missouri valley. The Missouri
valley would not start anything of the
kind at this time of year.
Mrs. Rea Howard and Kenneth
Clifford entertained number Of
friends Tuesday evening, compliment
tary to Miss Fern Fisher.
Misses Fern Fisher and Miriam
Mallory left yesterday for their
homes. Miss Fisher to California and
Miss Mallery to Montana.
Miss Kate Schultz returned yester-
day from Brookings county, where
she has been teaching the past year.
She was accompanied home by her
mother.
81. M. Reed has on display two hand
some trophy cups which he will give as
prizes. one each to the tennis associa-
tion and to the golf club. 1t bears the
inscription, "The Reed Cup. y
At the secretary of state Office yes
terday 8 record for motor vehicle APP
plications was three hundred and
fifty, but before the end of the month
other days will probably reach the
Thousand mark.
Marion Record: The best times
that ever come to mankind are now
at hand. Prosperity is at It's height.
Young man, put a dollar or so in the
bank these lucky days and zee what
q lot Of stiffness it puts in your back.
bone.
Misses Ruth Brink and Mildred
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