Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-03-13

MIS-. ". .. GrlggS returned Monday
from Westside, Iowa.
c, F. Coyne of Midland, transacted
business here Saturday.
c. H Englesby of Watertown, visit
ed friends in Pierre Saturday.
The annual meeting of the Library
association was held yesterday.
Harry Howe of Red6eld, came in
| Monday on business matters.
j. w. I.atta is able to be out again
after long seige of illness.
| A. P. Andersen of Rousseau, visited
a son at the hospital here Monday
Miss NADIA Pinckney has severed her
connections as clerk at the Moore store.
Mrs. Taubman of Plankinton, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. F. F. Villas.
Miss Sophie DeLand has been Sc
lected as deputy clerk of the supreme
court.
j. L. Wingfeld has been reappointed
by Gov. Byrne as state public bank
examiner.
Mrs. Karl Goldsmith. entertained a
number of ladies at her home Monday
afternoon.
Mrs. A. Noren was given birthday
surprise by her many friends at her
home Friday.
/ Mrs. A. c. DeLand of Huron, under.
went an operation at st. Mary's hos.
pital Saturday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Lumley and chill.
dren and Miss sidna Miller spent Sun.
day with friends at Okobojo.
/ l.. j. Spangler of Mitchell, spent
Saturday In Pierre, on combined
pleasure and business trip.
| N. Newbanks, secretary of the
State Brand ASSOCIATION, held a special
meeting of the board Saturday.
| The Kings Daughters will be enter
tanned at the st. Charles hotel Friday
with Mrs. Chas l.. Hyde as hostess.
Geo E. Bryant passed away at the
hospital Saturday. The remains were
shipped to Wessingtion for burial.
VIM b. Wood of Bookings, visited
over Sunday with his brother j. s.
Wood, leaving on Monday for Capa.
Ray Hamilton came in from west Of
the river Saturday to meet his brother
who was returning home from Huron
G. p. Waggoner, manager of the
Western Union Telegraph office has
been transferred to San Diego, Calf
II Mrs. s. b. Carson has returned
!. from Sioux CITY, where she had beer
summoned by the death of brother
The Bachelors club held meeting
the first of of the week at which time
they decided to abandon the clut
temporarily.
Superintendent Fl. G. Helm has re
turned from Philadelphia, where h,
attended meeting of school superin
tenGents.,
Miss MaNdn Williams returned
Sunday from Webster, whore she wa.
called by the illness and death of hel
brother-in law.
Miss Evelyn Parry returned Mon
day from Huron. where she has beer
employed as stenographer in tn,
railroad Offices.
c. G. Lawrence. state superintendent
is in the eastern part of the state
where he will attend educational meet
ings at different points.
s'Irish Tommy" Condor, held a
j DnPree for the murder of Joe Mar
celle, gave the Ziebach officials tn,
slip and is again at large.
Mrs. j. W. Latta will hold her an
nual spring millinery opening at he
new quarters on Pierre street on Tues
day and w ednesday of next week.
Representative and Mrs. Hart lief
Jot utlClI AGduWOUQ
having spent several days with friend
here since the close of the session.
Aaron Robinson was in the cit,
Tuesday. Recently, Mr.. Robinson
located upon farm in Sully county
upon which he has placed herd o
fine cattle.
E. G. Warren lett yesterday TO
Jacksonville. Florida, where he will
represent South Dakota Hardware
association. Mrs. Warren accompain
ed him.
Fred Hepperle, commissioner 0
school and public lands, and wife lef
Friday for Eureka, where they vii
pack their householdgoods, preparator,
to moving to Pierre to reside.
Leo Evenson, the 11-year- old son o
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Evenson Of De
Grey, died at the hospital Friday
Funeral services were held Sunda,