Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-02-27
Snow fell this morning .

Tuesday.
H. G. Preston came in from Nit
chell Monday.
The Compass club gave dance at
Temple Court last evening.
Mike Reisdorfer was released from
the hospital Monday.
b. o. Refvem Of Washington, was a
Pierre visitor Tuesday.
Dick Woods of Sioux Falls, passed
Tuesday in the capital city.
H. F. Wegner and family will oc-
cupy the Mallery residence.
G. E. Bryant of Washington, is a
patient at the local hospital.
Miss Agnes Lee returned Monday
from visit at Lake Preston.
Mrs. Ella Fowler of Chicago is a
guest of her sister, Mrs. Robert Brand
huber.
Miss Georgia Summerside entertain
ed number of friends at her home
Tuesday.
Mrs. r. T. Parker of Van Metre,
underwent an operation at the hos
pital Tuesday.
Roam Moore, who has been porter at
the st. Charles barber shop, left Tues.
day for Miller.
Miss Clara Hanson has gone to her
home at Minneapolis, after a visit at
the Linstad home.
Miss Lily AlQuist returned the FIRST
of the week from visit at Sioux CITY
and other points.
Robert Burton, an attorney of
Raid City, passed the first of the
week in Pierre.
9. I. Dyke and F. E. Donegan of
Huron, were transacting business mat
tiers here Tuesday.
Miss Anna HOLSTER has returned
from Woonsocket, Where she was sum
moned by the illness of relative.
James Starkey left Tuesday for Ro-
chester, Mimi, where he will take up a
position in bank at that place.
The grounding seems to be making
good, but by crawling back in a hole
missed some mighty fine days.
Matthew Hyde of Ellwood, was
brought to the hospital Saturday, suf-
fering from stroke of paralysis.
| John Good Voice and Flora Arrow.
Indians from the Crow Greek Agency.
were issued license to wed Monday.
The Y. NJ. G. A. defeated the High
more basket ball team in game play-
ed Saturday evening by score of 80
to II.
| The appointed employees of the state
house gave banquet at the Locke
Hotel Tuesday and all report glor-
| iOus time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Sockman, of the
Indian school, left Monday for Ari-
IONA, where Mr.. Sockman has been
transferred.
| A farewell reception and following
it dance was given Mr.. and Mrs. e.
G. Bauman at Billinghurst hall last
Thursday evening.
Mrs. w. D. Nelson gave dinner
Saturday evening in honor of the
birthday anniversaries of Rev. Wiki
inson and her own,
6. w. Roskie of Brookings, state or
ganizer of the boy scouts will meet
with the boys at Craig's hall in East
Pierre Friday.
VIM. Summerside came in from
Harold on Sunday, and passed the
first of the week here looking upon
the doings of the legislature.
The staff, field and line officers of
the State National Guard were in
spected Friday afternoon by Lieut.. G.
P. Titus of the regular army.
! Mrs. B. T. Bulls and son arrived
Monday from Emerson, Manitoba, for
visit with her sisters, Mesdames
Straight, Youngs and Miss Whiting
and mother, Mrs. Whiting.
| Huronite, 25: Mr.. and Mrs. C. F.
Conditt and child left last evening for
Aberdeen, where Mr.. Conditt has Sc
cured a position and expects to remain.
Mr.. Conditt has bean working in the
city as barber for the last few months
and was well liked by all who knew
him.
AT about O'Clock Saturday after
noon the Congregational parsonage
caught fire from . defective electric
wiring and the upper stories badly
ruined. DR.. o. o. Smith and family
being present at the Washington pro-
gram at the state house, whore the
pastor delivered an address.
Martin j. Chilstad, a homesteader
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