Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-02-13
Con Huntley arrived from Huron

| q. w. Clark of Red6eld, was CAPT.
tai city visitor Monday.
Mrs. Roy Chrisholm was released
from the hospital Friday.
Adjutant General Englesby came in
from Watertown today.
Miss Marie Davis of Huron, is
visiting friends in the city.
| A musical was given at the Metho
dist church Tuesday evening.
T, j. Hartnett went to Gettysburg
| yesterday on a business trip.
Miss Dawson of Miller, is visiting
her sister, Miss Efie Dawson.
W. A. King was transacting bust
ness matters at Aberdeen Tuesday.
| R. l.. Hall of Harold was transact
ing business matters here yesterday.
| Miss Hazel Baker entertained her
Sunday School class Friday evening.
Jack Hudspeth and C. S. Lyle of
Sioux City, are in the city for few
days.
| The Pierre Improvement League
held meeting in Craigs hall Friday
evening.
| L. l.. Stevens attended meeting of
the knights of Pythias at Sioux Falls
Tuesday.
Beverly of Graustark" will be the
next attraction at the Grand. Febru-
airy 2e 81.
1.-THE White Sister" was played to
a good sized audience at the Grand
last evening.
Mrs. Earl Howard and son of
Huron, are visiting at the N. E.
Howard home here.
Miss May Leete attended the we'd
ding of her sister, which took place
at Madison last week.
Seth Bullock, United States mar
shall, passed through the city. yester-
day, going to Sioux Falls.
Frank Adamson returned to his
home at Dallas Saturday, after spend
ing a few days in the city.
r The Woman S Society of the Baptist
church held regular meeting at the
parsonage yesterday afternoon.
Miss Julia Leske has moved her
millinery stock into the building
formerly occupied by Mrs. Latta.
! Earl Bergen and Miss Amanda
Froein of Howard, were married at
Fit. Pierre, Jan. I, by Rev. Roberts.
Ray j. Heaton and Miss Leah
Hayes of Lacy, were united in mar
riage by Rev. o. O. Smith Tuesday.
Mrs G. w. Martens entertained
i the Methodist Foreign Missionary
society at her home Friday afternoon.
Mrs. j. A. Byers returned TO her
/ home al Columbia, after visit with
4 her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Math-
ews.
| A number Of friends of w. H Tay-
lor gave him a surprise Tuesday
evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
! E G, Bauman.
Mrs. j e. Truran entertained at a
! party Saturday afternoon in honor
of her mother, expects to leave soon
for her home.
/ Deadwood has unique institution,
said to be the only one of its sort in
/ the world. 1t is plant where pine
cones are preserved for seed.
| DR.. W. E. Robinson brought DR..
| Kenney's father of Owanka to the
/ hospital yesterday, where he will
receive medical treatment.
| Mrs. Bertha Cosgrove's and Rev.
r. L.. Kelley's Sunday School classes
were entertained at the Baptist Par
sonage Friday evening.
| DR.. Russell of Ohio spoke at the
Methodist church Sunday morning
and at the Opera house in the even
ing at the union mass meeting.
S. S. Ruble returned from Midland
yesterday where he had charge of the
funerals of John Putnam and an in
FAINT daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. j..
Smith.
S. A. Christensen of Aberdeen,
representing the st. Paul Fire and
! Marine Insurance Co., is in the city
to adjust the losses on the Grand
Pacific Hotel.
Sioux Falls Press, 9: Thomas
Ayers of Pierre, leading democrat
of the state, is in Sioux Falls looking
over the ground with a view of open
| ing up a real estate Office in this city.
A telegram from Omaha today(Fri-
day. brought to this city the sad in
| telIigence that Mrs. L. E. Gaffy had
died in that city at an early hour this
morning. Mrs. Gaffy underwent an
| operation there about ten days ago.
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