Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-12-11
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trey yesterday.
r. II. Nash was in the city yester-
day from Hayes.
0. G. King was an arrival Tuesday
from Gettysburg.
]. w. Stiner was in the city Tues
day from Harold.
VIM. Floyd Was IN from Okoboio
Tuesday for supplies.
G. G. Tutin of Arnott, visited with
friends here Saturday.
L. A. Bourk returned to Canning
Tuesday after . short stay here.
c. NJ. Lloyd of Cottonwood, was in
Pierre Saturday on q business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G.. Grosclose of
Fielder, were Pierre visitors yester-
day.
MI. and Mrs. S. F. Estes Of Belvi-
dere, were shopping in the city Satur-
day.
Rev. Emil Mueller spoke to the
pupils of the high school. Friday
afternoon.
VIM. Bush left Monday for Water.
town. whore he will remain during
the winter.
st. Margarets Guild will give an.
other of their popular dances at tho
st. Charles Friday night.
o. o. Young, deputy state SUPER
intendent, left Monday for the north
eastern part of the state.
Attorney L. L. Stephens returned
yesterday from Sturgis, where he
had been OH legal business.
John Brooks went to Minneapolis
Monday for . several weeks visit
with his sister, Mrs. Geo. Mellette.
G. E. Bryant came up from Huron
Saturday. Mr.. Bryant is engaged in
the abstract business at that place.
Mrs. Myra Trumbo and Misses
Anna and Edna Redick of Canning,
we're shopping in Pierre Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Munson went
to points west of tho river Tuesday
on . combined business and pleasure
trip.
Mesdames Karl Goldsmith and L.
L. Stephens will entertain . number
of friends at bridge Saturday after
noon.
Lieutenant Calvin Titus left yes
terday for F%aulkton. where he will
inspect tho local company Of National
Guard.
Miss Helen Logan went to her
home at Harold Saturday after q
several days visit with her sister.
Mrs. Beck.
Rernie Core left yesterday for his
home at Fort Dodge. Iowa, after q
several weeks visit with his brother,
A. F. Core.
Miss Anna Fathers, who is con.
nected with the Children's Home 81
Sioux Falls, was in the city Tuesday
on professional work.
Miss Edna Dickoyer, who hal
spent some time at the homo of hel
grandmother, Mrs. Brown. left Tues
day for her home at Billings, Mon
tana.
Mrs. Burke O'Brien of Lead left
last night for Pierre to visit her son
and daughter, William S. O'Brien
and Miss Emma O'Brien.-Deadwood
Telegram, a.
State Forester Roskis says part o
the West Short Pine reservation vii
soon be open for entry, and that
part of the Slim Butte forest which
has been eliminated will soon be 70
stored to entry.
w. E. Askin arrived Saturday from
Pasadena, CAL, for . visit with hi,
brother, Thos., who has been ill q
the hospital. Mr.. Askin will accom-
pany HE brother to tho coast for 81
indefinite stay.
Owners of automobiles should bea,
in mind that they must take out a nev
license for next year before January 1
The fifteen days of grace which wa
allowed last July when the new Law
went into effect will not be allowe,
hereafter.
Mitchell Clarion: Secretary Of Stat,
Frank Glasner Of Pierre. was q Clar
ion caller Monday. Mr.. Glasner, o
course. Is in . receptive mood for
second term and so far no other can
didate for that position has entere,
the field.
The pierre Monitor the minitur,
warship which Was launched in th,
Missouri here last Decoration day
and which stranded near Wheeler
has been repaired and again started
on it, journey to New Orleans, wher,
it, arrival has been long looked foe.
Commissioners Of School and Publ,
lands HeDperla A aAr,dinU ont atafa