Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-10-09
I. Newbands left today for Kansas

from Canning yesterday.
The Eagles will give a dance at the
Auditorium tomorrow night.
E. H. Wood went to Canton Tues
day to look after land business.
P. F. O'Gore of Harrington, Neb.,
is ~transacting business in the city.
E. A. Platts went to Washington
yesterday on a short business trip.
j. S. Wilson of Chicago, has &C.
cepted a position at the green house.
G. E. Patterson and R. C. Greer
were in the city Tuesday from Blunt.
C. F. Koepp of Huron, arrived yes
terday aud will serve as juror in the
u. S.
Mrs. Roy Chase of Salem is a guest
at the home of her brother, G. A.
Bunn.
Mrs. A. Noren is reported as slow
ly improving from her recent serious
illness.
Mrs. Maurice Starr and baby of
Cody, Wyoming, are guests of rela-
tives here.
Frank Grandle and Karl Graft of
Canning, visited at the Grandle home
here Tuesday.
Mr.. and G. o. Kellogg of Eugene,
Ore, were in the city yesterday, en-
route to points east.
p. j. Murphy, deputy state auditor,
went to Brookings yesterday on an
official business trip.
Miss Dolly Blair and Mr.. Clarence
Hannatt, both of Fort Pierre, were
married in this city Tuesday.
Mesdames Moore and Green of
White Horse, are guests of their
mother, Mrs. T. B. Andrews.
AL Hildebrandt left yesterday for
Chicago and other eastern points, ex-
p%ecting to be absent several days.
Robert Muckler. of Winner has
been appointed as special examiner
for the state department of banking
and finance.
Miss Lucille Rose arrived yester-
day from Des Moines, Iowa, and will
spend several weeks at the J. A.
Rose home.
Miss Pearl Corrlck left this morn
ing for her former home in Washing
ton, having spent a couple of months
here with her father.
G. H. Bronte lest yesterday for
Waukesha, Wis, having received a
telegram announcing the accidental
drowning of his son, George. Bronte.
Mesdames w. S. Dudley and d.
W. March will be joint hostesses at
a meeting of the Women's Society OF
the Baptist church tomorrow after
noon at the parlors of the St. Charles
hotel.
Mrs. j. M. Shoemaker of st. Joseph
KY. and Miss Ella Brown and Mrs.
FL. j. Smith of Mondovi, Wis, arriv-
ed yesterday to be present at this SEES
sion of the U. S. court.
The trustees of the PRESBYTERIAN
and Methodist churches of Leola
have signed articles of agreement by
which they will have but one pastor
for the two churches for the year be.
ginning October /.
Sioux City News: Receipts of cat.
tie for a single day this year touched
a e high mark at the local stock
yards today. The 100 loads of west
erns, 10 loads of Kansas City stock,
two loads from Colorado and 80 loads
of native offe made a total of
24o loads, or practically 1000 head.
E. L. Grantham, of Aberdeen, as
sistant attorney for the Milwaukee
road in this state, suffered q broken
ankle here this morning when he
stepped into the freight elevator
shaft of the st. Charles hotel, mis-
taking the shaft entrance for the
stairway. Mr.. Grantham was here to
attend a hearing before the state
railroad commission on rates on
cream from Mitchell.
At Redfield, last Thursday. by the
Methodist conference, was consum.
mated an object that will greatly
strengthen the church. By a vote of
81 to 8, the conference merged the
Black Hills Methodist. mission with
the Dakota conference, thus extend.
ing the Jurisdiction of the conference
to include all Methodist work in the
state. The conference also endorsed
the woman suffrage movement, thus
cheering the hearts of the w. g. T.
U. convention. in session at Water.
town.
Centerville Journal: Hon. j. L,
Lockhart, of Pierre. was = Center.
vile visitor Friday and Saturday,
stopping off on his way home from a
| business trip to Des MAines and nfho,