Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-11-06
LOCAL NEWS

Saturday. I.
P. j. Coffey arrived Tuesday from
Aberdeen.
Miss Ida Gooding is a patient at
the hospital.
A Jon was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Dick Bower Saturday.
Jas. Benthine of Leslie, is visiting
with his family here.
A. Sherrin, attorney, was in the
city Tuesday from Watertown.
E. H. Wood returned Tuesday from
a business trip to Sioux City.
Harvey Lee came over from Onida
Tuesday on a short business trip.
Attorney Eidum of Brookings. was
in Pierre Tuesday on legal business.
S. A. McGaffee, county commits
sioner, came up from Blunt Saturday.
A. l.. Hegglund went to Chicago
last week on a several days business
trip.
e. B. Hershman of Mitchell, was
a business visitor in the city yester-
day.
Fl. E. Dorothy of Interior, visited
Saturday with his brother, E. F.
Dorothy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Watkins of Spencer,
were Capital City visitors Monday
and Tuesday.
Miss Anna Utterback of Belvidere,
underwent an operation at the hos
pital Tuesday.
Royal G. johnson, attorney general
is in the western portion of the state
hunting dear.
Hal Williams went to Rec Heights
Tuesday on business for the First
National bank.
Miss Marjorie Breeder entertained
a number of friends at her home
Monday evening.
Mrs. lilo Haswell departed Satur.
day for a several days visit with
relatives in Iowa.
Mrs. j. H. McCord went to Seneca
Tuesday, nea which place she will
visit with her parents.
Mrs. L. E. Getzelman and Mrs. p,
Shaver came over from Onida Tues.
day on a shopping trip.
Karl Aisenbray arrived Saturday
from Memo for a visit with his
daughter, Mrs. John Feiok.
Miss May Robinson, who teaches
school in the vicinity of Onida, was
shopping in Pierre Saturday.
Jas. Nelson of Midland, was look.
ing after property interests here Sat,
urday, departing later for the east.
Rev. I. L. Riggs returned satur.
day from Kansas City, where he at
tended a Congregationalist gathering
Supt. M. G. Helm and DR.. G. M,
HOLSTER went to Huron Saturday to
witness the Huron-Pierre football
game.
A. J. Schunk of Aberdeen, was ii
the city the first of the week in thu
interests of the Northern Casualty
company.
The Pierre football team will play
the Grow Creek Indians in Pierre
Saturday. Game called at 8 O'Clock
Admission Csc.
Mrs. W. j. Leach and daughter
Miss Winnie, and Miss Beatrice Mos
teller of Canning, were shopping ir
Pierre Friday.
Mrs. Chapman, mother of Herman
Chapman, a member of the state tai
commission, arrived Saturday from
Alexandria for a visit here.
Joseph Wegner of Hecla, a wealthy
banker. committed suicide Saturday
by blowing off his head with a sbo'
gun. No reason is known for the act
The man who pushed a lawn move
last summer will now find that the ex
perience he gained in so doing will come
in handy in his work with the snow
shovel.
Frank Calabrez, an Italian, charg
ed with the murder of Dominica La
matarama at Fort Pierre last week
entered a plea of not guilty whe1
arraigned.
The cool days have brought to mem
DRY of many men the old-fashionei
mother who knit the old-fashioned sock!
which kept our feet warm in the old
fashioned way.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Karcher re
turned yesterday from a visit at Chi
cago and other Illinois points. Mis-
Marguerite remained in Chicago fol
. visit with friends.
The city schools will be closed dur
Ing the week of Thanksgiving to en-
able the faculty to attend the South
Dakota Educational meeting to b,
held In Sioux Falls that week.