Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-05-01
LOCAL NEWS

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Judge Gaffy returned Monday from
. trip to Montana.
Governor Byrne returned Monday
from visit at Faulkton.
Walter Cowan and Frank Pigney
were Pierre visitors Saturday.
A. E. VanCamp of .Highmore, was
capital city visitor Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Dudley left
Saturday for a trip through the hills.
J.. l.. Wingfield, state bank exam
liner, came in from Mitchell Saturday
George Walker of Sansarc, was in
the city Saturday on business mat
ters.
Will Potter of DeGrey passed few
days in Pierre the fore part of the
week.
Mrs. Wellington OldHeld and chill.
dren returned Monday from visit at
Blunt.
A. E. Lindbloom of Harold, spent
q few days with Pierre friends last
week.
v. H. Murphy of Sioux City. has
taken position at the Perkins barb
er shop.
Mark Scott of Sioux Falls, was
business visitor here the fore part of
the week.
Chris Hirning returned Monday
from short visit with homefolks at
Herreid.
R. N. Oliver of Gettysburg, spent
Sunday here with his wife who is Ill
at the hospital.
L. LeBrecque has purchased .the
building occupied by the Binder
Hardware store.
Mrs. T.. A. Beck returned Monday
from an over Sunday visit with her
parents Harold
Wm. Summerside returned to Har-
rold Monday, after spending a few
days in the city.
Mrs. R. NJ. Barr and son ef Infor.
arrived St'u.cay for Il sssi y ~
Basford houe.
D. R. Lyman and family left Friday
for visit with relatives in Nebr SKI
and other points.
George Evenson was taken III ne
hospital Saturday. being threatened
with typhoid fever.
Miss Vera Krimble returned from
Harold Monday, near which place
she had been teaching.
Will G. Lumley came in from Beav-
er City, Nebr.. Monday, having ship
ped some horses here.
Miss Evelyn Parry spent Sunday
with friends at Huron.
Mrs. E. NJ. Pitman of Spokane,
WASH, arrived Saturday for a visit
with her son, VIM. Borst.
Mrs. Cora Campbell returned to
her home at Highmore Sunday, hav-
ing spent some time here.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Hegglund clos
ed visit here Friday, and left fer
their home at LosAngels.
C. N. Leedom of Cottonwood. and A.
G. Granger of Kadoka, were in the
city Saturday on business matters.
State Land Commissioners Hopper
lee and Elias Jacobsen. left Tuesday
for the western part of the state.
G. j. Mcleod, of the Aberdeen
News, was in the city Monday, on
business PERTAINING to the state print
ing.
Elias Jacobsen, representative of
the state land department. left Monday
for Aberdeen, where he will attend to
official business matters for few days.
State Engineer Derr returned from
Philip Saturday where he had been with
Dan Bierwagon to look for suitable
irrigation and reservoir locations in that
vicinity.
Sheriff. Coyne OF Stanley county
has just returned from Montana with
Luther Matthews. wanted for long
time for horse rustling.
Chas. Parshall, representing the
Will a. Beach Printing, Co., of Sioux
Falls. was in the city the first Of
the week, in the interest Of the state
printing
Judge Hughes. Attorneys Stephens
Martens. Holmes, Sutherland and
Gunderson with Reporter Flanagan.
were at Onida; Monday to attend the
adjourned case Of Lyle vs.. McGrud-
or.
w. d. Wood and o. Eiknm of the
Agricultural college at Bro0kinps ar
rived Saturday and started out Tues
day for Sansarc and Vivian where
they are interested in the alfalfa pro-