Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-08-14

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seau for a visit with friends.
Mrs. VIM. Kemp and son have gone
to onlda for a visit with friends.
August Wulff, ticket agent, lett
Tuesday for a vacation trip east.
j. F, Olander left yesterday for a
short business trip to Lake Benton.
Mrs, L. G. Bangs left yesterday
tor aAyisit with her parents at Park
ston.
Miss Marjory Breeden left today
for Arcola, H., to be with an aunt
who is i'll.
W.. Harris was an arrival from
Plankinton yesterday on a short bust,
ness trip.
Bert Benton and daughter, Miss
Isabel, are in the city today visiting
with friends.
Miss Helen Nelson and brother are
home from a visit with the Walker
family at Sansarc.
Logan Adams went to the Black
Hills yesterday, where he will spend
his vacation of several weeks with
relatives.
Rev. Brockmuller of W%atertowp.
Will conduct services at the Evangeli.
cal church Sunday.
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u. r. Cleaver returned yesterday
from Faulkton, near which place he
has farm interests.
l.. b. Bayou of E~lysian, Mimi, has
taken up his duties at manager oftbe
Western Union here.
G. .. Bailey, attorney, of Sioux
rails, was here on business before
the state tax commission.
a. W. Zimmerman was called to
Mapleton, Mimi, yesterday to attend
the funeral of bis father.
Miss Edith Anding will entepain a
pumoer OF friends at a lawn party
at her home this evening.
Mrs. Jas. Harrington of Onida. is
the guest of her cousins, Mesdames
Dayhofr and Heitzelman.
Dick Purcell has gone to the east.
ern part OF the state in the interest of
the First National Life.
The members of the Epworth Leap-
ue OF the Methodist church enjoyed
a boat ride Tuesday evening.
Rev. r. l.. Kelley, wife and mother
arrived home yesterday from IN ex
tended outing in the Black Hills.
G. N. Leedom of the state land de-
partment, went to Gettysburg yester-
day on business for the department.
Q. N. Herried, ex-governor, came
down from Aberdeen yesterday to
look after matters before the state
tax commission.
Miss Laura Kjelmeyer of Nit.
chell, arrived yesterday for a visit
with Miss Ballard of the state bank
ing department.
Mrs. VIM. Bailey and son went te
Custer yesterday for a visit. They
were accompanied from here by Miss
O'Conner Of Aberdeen.
MISS Margaret Campbell was hos.
tess to a number of friends at a sew
ing party at her home yesterday, and
I1S pnfp ri aininr of n 1;l,, Ir.: = a, :
afternoon.
September 30 has been fixed as the
date for the next harvest festival a,
Redfeld, and the Redfield boosters
are arranging for a big time on tina,
occasion.
Flandreau Herald: j. E. Kelle,
will go to Pierre this week to tax,
, charge OF the land office to which he
was appointed register by Presiden
Wilson recently.
Railroad Commissioner Robinson
has gone to Minneapolis to represen
the commission Of South Dakota at
meeting regarding grain and grain
grading to be held at that place.
Myra e. Williams left the first 0
, the week on a sight seeing trip to tn,
J, western portion of the state. She wa
. accompanied by a sister, Mrs. Louis,
e. Denton of Webster.
> Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. kintzle arrive,
Yesterday from Shakopee, MINI.
where they paid a visit to relatives
They passed a week in st. Paul, ant
while there purchased a fail stock 0
goods.
Judge j. d. Elliott, in the Unite,
States court, Tuesday revoked tn
commission of G.. G. Hill of Whit
: River, United States commissioner a
4 that place, because of alleged irregu
larities in the conduct of the office.
A number of representatives O
telephone and railway companiai
were in the city yesterday appearing
: before the state tax commission il
protest to the assessments place.
against their property.
!, q Z. MiIlatt and sister arrived