Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-11-13
Fred westlund went to Highmore

Fred Westlund went to Highmore
Tuesday.
E. G. Kinaley went to Blunt Monday
on a short business trip.
Mrs. Addie Atherton of Ottumwa,
is spending the week in Pierre.
F. w. Ford of Elk Point, was in
the city Tuesday on court business.
j. j. McIverney was in the city
Tuesday from Capa on a business
visit.
81. B. Schlichting and wife of Dead
wood passed through the city Sunday
by auto.
State Game Warden Kelly left to-
day for the Black Hills on profession.
al business.
G. w. Mercer and E. R. Mercer
of Blunt, are in the city attending
circuit court.
D. c. Smith of South Bend, Ind,
was looking after business matters
here Tuesday.
drumming for Governor will be
the next attraction at the Grand, on
November %.
n. Newbanks went to Boise City,
Idaho, Tuesday, called there by the
death of a brother.
Helen N. Bartels came down from
Gettysburg Tuesday and spent the
day with friends here.
Miss Lila Linn went to Huron
Tuesday for a visit and will then go
to her home in Missouri.
The Mems Bible class of the Nj. E.
church will be entertained at the Sc
bree home tomorrow evening.
The members of the State House
Whist club were entertained at the
Gates home Tuesday evening.
j. E. Truran, executive account
ant, returned Tuesday from an off,
cial trip to Springfield. this state.
John Hirning went to the northern
part of the state Tuesday in the in
terest Of the State Tax commission.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. w. Clark of Nava-
jo Springs, Colo. were business visi-
tors here Tuesday.
The Girls Basket Ball team of the
high school has been organized under
the direction of Miss Olander.
j.. B. and j. J. Marso and W. D..
Fraser of Harold, were in the city
Tuesday attending to court matters.
L. r. Cummings, receiver of the u.
S. land Office, returned Monday from
a short business trip to Highmore.
Mrs. Mathew Murphy and tive chill
dren. who have been guests at the A..
c. Brink home, departed last week for
their home at Fargo, N. D.
St. Marvarets Guild will give a
dance atthe st. Charles Friday even
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ed by the Capital City orchestra.
Matt Hengel and Nick Boehme left
Tuesday for Aberdeen, where they
were subpoened as jurors in the Unit
ed States court now in session there.
Ben Wiseman has severed his con-
nections with the Thomas grocery
and after December LIST will be asso-
ciated with the new Rozelle grocery.
Miss Madge Satterlee is expected
home in a few days from Aberdeen
and Leola, where she has been the
past two months visiting her sisters.
Blunt Advocate: Joe Marso came
through from west of the river Tues.
day morning with a bunch of spring
calves that he bought and was taking
to Harold. He paid $32 for them.
While South Dakota is still enjoying
ideal fall weather, eastern states are
experiencing the inconvenience of win,
tCAs oOuiS PoAi!Cc having d ucdVy BLOW
fall which gives evidence that winter
has set in to stay.
The Granger Business School, Aber
deem, S. d. has trained hundreds O,
students for life's work. Write fol
special winter rates and our fire..
catalog. Winter term begins Monday
December 1st.
An Illinois paper thinks it strang.
that women, who were allowed to vot.
there recently should have acquitted
themselves in a creditable manner
What did the brother expect; a hair
pulling match at the polls?
State Engineer Deer has had finished
pictures he has taken SO far with tn,
large panoramic kodak recently pur
chased by his department. and has twt
pictures of the capital grounds, which
incidentally show most of Pierre ane
all the Missouri river and Fort Pierr,
across the river in remarkable detail
and a complete view of the Custer san