Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-10-30
A. wheelon lef. Tuesday for Alpena

T.. A. Munson made q business trip
to Quinn yesterday.
Louis Nelson of Columbia, this state
is a capital city visitor.
John LonRstaff came up from Hur-
on Sunday for a several days stay.
M. NJ. Ramer left Tuesday for a "trip
to points in Wisconsin and Minnesota.
r. B Oliver eft Bozeman, Montana.
was the guest of friends here Sunday.
Mrs. j. b. Heck left Tuesday for
Flandreau. to attend the funeral of q
brother.
Mrs. Fred Ebert of Fielder, a sister
of Joseph Ihli, is here for a several
days visit.
j. w. Laughlin made a trip to Aber.
deem last week. Business called him to
that city.
j. K. Stien and wife and Joe Manley
and wife were in the city yesterday
from Draper.
j. R. Grosclose of Okobojo return
ed Monday from a visit in Montana
and Washington.
G. K. Cellars entertained a few
friends at the st. Charles Monday in
honor of Carroll Byrne.
Mrs. R. B. Brandbuber went to Alb.
erdeen Tuesday, where Mr.. Brand.
huber will join her later.
Gov. Byrne went to Faulkton Tues.
day to attend the funeral of Mr.. Moore
3 banker of that place.
G. H. Bronte returned Monday
from Wisconsin where he attended
the funeral of his SOD.
Mr.. Maurice Starr and baby left
yesterday for Wisconsin, after q visit
at the G. L. Starr home.
Mrs. Frank Downer arrived home
Sunday from a several weeks visit
with her parents in Denver.
Miss Myrtle Johnson, who has been
a guest at the j. T. Nelson home, left
Sunday for her home at Cavour.
The International Live Stock Bxposi-
ton. to be held in Chicago, opens No.
vember 20 and closes December 6.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Murphy left
Sunday for their home at Huron aft.
81 a visit at the H. o. Petrie home.
Hon. John e. Kelley went to Elan.
dreau on Friday, where he attended q
directors meeting of First National
Bank, ofthat ploce.
Philip Sullivan left yesterday for
his home at Wayne, Neb,, after
spending some time here looking af.
ter property interests.
Cecil and Miss Retta Murphy left
yesterday for their home at Mpson
City. Iowa, after spending a few days
at the Will Troy home.
Mrs. McQuay, a former resident OF
Pierre, but now residing near Fl,
Pierre, was adjudged insane Tuesday
and will be taken to Yankton.
Mrs. R. E. Gowdy and Mrs. C. H.
Whitlow and son left Sunday fol
their home at Tarkio, Mo-, after a
visit at the w. c. Gowdy home.
o. K. Stablien, insurance commits.
s%ioner, returned yesterday from Phil
adelphia, where he had attended a
meeting of the State Fire Marshals.
The grading of the approaches to
the new bridge at. Canning is heing
pushed. The work is under the
supervision of Commissioners Sam
McGaffee.
A. B. Holm and wife came in from
Brookings yesterday. Mr.. Holm is 8
member of the State Live Stock board
and are making preparations to move
to this city.
L. E. Cummings. of the U. s. land
Office, sister and niece and family ar.
rived yesterday from Lacrosse, Wis
and will occupy the Newell residence
in East Pierre.
1t always takes a touch of winter
to bring out the beauties of Indian
summer. In Indian lore the .squaw
winter always preceded the real flint
weather of the fail of the year.
The county t%reasurer's Office report.
that payment of taxes this year is bet
ter than up to the same time last year
To date 112 more receipts have beer
issued than were issued up to Novem.
Der / of last year.
The days of cattle rustling have about
passed, but occasionally such instance,
still come to light. One Of the old time
cattle men of Lyman county, George
Dunkel. has been brought from Ne
braska to Lyman county on the charg.
Of grand larceny.
Flandreau Herald. %: Hon. ]. E
Kelley was here Saturday looking aftel
some business affairs and from here b.
went to Coleman to see about som.
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