Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-01-30
A. G. Roberts spent Sunday in Hur.

John Kiser of Ottumwa. was in the
city Saturday.
Mrs D. Patterson of Lake Preston,
is visiting in the city.
Ralph Longstaff spent Sunday with
his parents at Huron.
Carson Williams was in this city
Friday from Sioux City.
The Western Union Office has NOV
ed into the Bijou block.
Mrs. Adolph Winkler has returned
from uisit at St. Paul.
G. H. Anderson transacted business
matters in st. Paul last Friday.
John McMurty of Washington pass
ed Friday in the city with friends.
John Campbell of Highmore, spent
Sunday at the l. M. Dotson home.
Mark D. Scott of Sioux Falls, was
a Pierre visitor the first of the week.
l.. w. Kehce of Sioux City. was the
guest of Pierre friends over Sunday.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. R. I. Purcell Monday evening.
Mrs. Young of Carlin, underwent
an operation at the hospital yester-
day.
Just think! 1t will soon be Easter,
and Christmas is not fairly out of the
way.
r. H. Wood returned Yesterday
from business trip to Bon Homme
county.
Mrs. S. 81. Lea will entertain today
and tomorrow to visiting ladies in
the city.
H. G. Taylor of Meckling. this
state, was capital city visitor Sat-
urday.
| DR.. Riggs returned Friday from
Sioux City. where he atteded medi-
cal meeting.
George Longstaff of Huron was
was transacting business matters
here Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Nixon return
ed yester lay from a visit with rela-
tives in Iowa.
The East Pierre Ladies Aid society
is being entertained this afternoon by
Mrs. Thomas.
Guy II. Pratt and Edgar NJ. Mors.
man, of Omaha, were capital city
visitors Monday.
Donald McGugin and Frank Rozelle
left last week for La Grange, Ind.
and other points.
II. w. Knudson of Leola, secretary
of the State Optometry association
was in the city yesterday.
DR.. A N. Cook of Vermillion, pure
4 food Inspector, was in the city Fri
day on business matters.
The infant daughter of Mr.. anc
Mrs. Herbert Gregory passed away
last Thursday morning.
Thomas Doyle left Friday for North
Dakota where he will take charge OF
a railroad section there.
/ Miss Minnie Rawley, one Of the
7 senate committee clerks, spent Sun
day with friends at Huron.
William M. Fay of Huron, was ii
the city Mondayon business before
the state railway commission.
! j. w. Campbell and j. D McCamp
bell of Huron, spent a few days il
Pierre the first of the week.
| Mrs. j. q. Truran entertained q
dozen ladies at her home Friday af
ternoon in honor of her mother.
4 Miss Hannah Brudvik returned tt
her home at Yankton the irst of th,
week, after visit at the G. F. Bar
! mes home.
4 John Waddell, a prominent bust
man of Philip, dropped dead Tuesda,
I evening from heart failure. He leave,
9 wife and small child.
4 Mrs E. D. Gregory and Miss Lens
johnson of Alexandria, were called
here last week owing to the illness
of Mrs. Herbert Gregory.
Z DR.. E. E. Woodwork, superintend
ent Of the state tuberculosis sanitari
nm of Custer, is in the city to lool
after business matters of that institu
/ ton.
Citizens Of Vermillion gave u. S
Senator-elect Thomas Sterling an oya
ton on hissreturn from Pierre Uni
versity students and faculty togethe
with many others were at the station t
greet him.
In Brookings county, the success
OF the new creamery at Brookings i
attracting much attention. Establish
ed.teD months ago, the creamery i
now out over So. 900 a month to iron