Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-11-20
F. L. Shaw was in the city Monday

7 AlOu I1OIOu.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. j. Candy are in the
city from Philip.
Ray Randall of Huron, visited
friends here Tuesday.
Paul Dewell has accepted a position
with the Rozelle grocery.
Mrs. E. 7. McDonalds of Pedro, is
the guest of Mrs. VIM. Borst.
c. A. Davis of Sioux Falls, was a
Capital city visitor Tuesday.
Miss Ruth Erb of Huron, visited
at the II. o. Petrie home Sunday.
Mrs. G. A. Stenger returned Sun
day from a visit at Sioux City.
F. P. Grandle is in the city today
from his ranch near Canning.
The Fort Pierre football team will
play the locals here Saturday.
j. G.. Mcfarland of Watertown, was
in the city Tuesday on legal business.
Sam Logan, a former resident of
Pierre, is in the city from Harold.
Mrs. Myrna Stone went to Brook
ings Monday for a visit with relatives.
Mike Reisdorfer returned Monday
from a visit with a daughter at Mil.
Ter.
Stewart Lyle went to Aberdeen
Tuesday or a couple of days business
trip.
Pierre Brink and Arthur Newlin
went to Canning Tuesday on a business
trip.
S. E. Grams, state fire marshal. ar
rived Tuesday from lead to attend to
official duties.
Theo. Quale expects to return to-
morrow to his new home in Thief
River Falls, MINI.
Mrs. Jack Farrell and family went
to Miller Tuesday, where they will
visit with friends.
Attorneys Wilson and Scanlon ar
rived from Salem Monday to look
after legal business.
H. B. Anderson, state auditor, went
to Mitchell Tuesday, expecting to be
absent several days.
G. R.. Andrew, veterinarian, came
up from Huron Tuesday on matters
before the state board.
Mrs. Geo. Millett left Saturday for
her home in Minneapolis, having
spent several weeks here.
The Salvation Army will give a
social and entertainment at their hall
November rs, tickets 10c.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. E. Greand arrived
Tuesday from Dupree and will remain
in the city for an indefinite stay.
James Neary, living south of Fort
Pierre, entered the hospital last
week. MI. Neary is suffering with
typhoid fever.
Miss Helen Binford gave a linen
shower at her home Saturday for
Miss Marjorie Stoddard, a bride of
next month.
Eggs are now SO high that you
should fry 'em on one side only. To
turn both sides to the skillet might
make 'em shrink.
The Pierre and Fort Pierre foot
ball teams played at the latter place
Saturday afternoon, resulting in a
score of 1S to Gin favor of Pierre.
About thirty members of the
churches of the city will join in a chorus
and will give the Messiah at the M. E.
church the latter part of the month.
Adjutant General W. A. Morris, of
Redtield, has issued orders for a num-
Der of important transfers of COM
panies. of the state militia.
Early this morning the jury in the
Hoyt- Hyde case, after being out
thirty hours, came to an agreement
The jury returned judgment for 500;
the amount claimed was $500.
Miss Margaret Linden, county SUP.
e%rintendent, has paid an official visit
to all schools in the county, except
two. She has been very active in the
discharge of duties entrusted to her
charge.
A new bakery will be opened up this
week by Fred Powell, formerly of Sioux
City. in the quarters formerly occupied
by the Parker bakery. The esta blish.
ment will be known as the Vienna
bakery.
The state railway commission has
filed a protest with the inter. state
commission as to the proposed a ction
of northwestern railways in ins:reas.
ing thoir rates on farm mach inery
where the same is knocked down and
Grated.
The state banking department has
taken charge of the Security State
bank of Faulkton. The bank officials
turned owe the affairs with Deputy
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