Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-04-24
LOCAL NEWS

Blunt Sunday.
Miss Ethel schopp spent Sunday
with friends at Blunt.
j. w. Laughlin went to Blunt Mon
day to look after his farm.
Mrs. NJ. G. Maricle returned Mon
day srom visit at Aberdeen.
81. H. Gregg went down TO- Blunt
Monday on business matters.
Miss Carson returned Monday from
. visit at her home in Wolsey.
Miss Lucy Sommers was in the city
Friday on her way home at Binder.
p. Murphy returned Sunday from
= visit with his family ct Brookings.
The high seniors were entertained
Saturday evening at the Travis home.
VIM. Mower and family returned
Saturday from an extended visit in
Colorado.
Miss Minnie Rowley of Huron,
spent Sunday with friends here and
ut Ft. Pierre.
VIM. BANTER Of DeGrey, was tram
sacting business matters here Mon
day.
Miss Iva Baker returned Monday
from visit with her sister at Har-
rold.
Arthur Wilson came up from High
more Saturday for visit with
friends.
Chas. Dalton and j. P. Shaver were
over from Onida Friday returning
Saturday.
Dr.. Wallis came up from Miller
Monday to look after . patient at
the hospital.
O. G. Behrens of Bryant. spent Sum
day in the city, leaving Monday for
Stanley county.
S. II. Goodfellow, organizer of the
A. o. u. w. was in the city Monday
from Bookings.
Otto Acte was released from the
hospital Saturday and left for his
homestead across the river.
In the ball game between the state
house and high school teams Friday,
the latter won by score of 8 too.
VIC. Allan, who has been with
hn In ri ipn t,,,o
operator, left Sunday for Michigan.
j. T.. Smith, director of agencies
for the First National Life, was in
the city Monday on business with the
company.
Mrs. Gordon, sister of Mrs. j S.
Sebree. left Tuesday for Kansas City,
after spending some time at the Sc
bree home.
Mrs. Laird returned to her home
at Cedar Rapids. Iowa, Monday after
q visit with her sister, Mrs. Homer
Partridge.
The triangle" athletic meet will
be held here Saturday, which will be
participated in by Ft. Pierre, Indian
school and Pierre.
Mrs. H F. Denton and children ar
rived Sunday from Webster, and will
visit at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. j. c. Williams.
The state capitol commission has
selected Phelps Lyman of Mime
lapolis to act as landscape gardner to
~ out tho capitol grounds.
Ms. Fenton of Owanka, returned
Saturday from Iowa, where he had
taken the remains of his wife, who
died here last week.
j. A. Davey went to Selby on Tues
day to visit daughter; returning to.
day. He reported much activity in all
the fields about Selby.
E. T. Miller and mother arrived
Monday from Fremont, Neb., for 9
visit with Rev A: G.. Miller, being
. brother and his mother.
I'D. McGilvrey is about to move to
Gettysburg, our big sister town on the
north. He will engage in the loan and
real estate business there.
Misses Marian Ihli, Grace Hartwell
and Gertrude Harvey entertained the
senior class of the high school at the
Harvey home Friday evening.
Mra. Alice Clifford az Da(3 raw. ananf
Sunday here with her brother, Lawr-
ence Lawler, who 10 ct the hospital
suffering from the effects Of broken
leg.
J. g. Tate left Saturday with his
car Of household goods for Conrsth,
Wis. Mrs. Tate and daughters will
leave shortly after the close OF
school.
Joseph Ihli, deputy county auditor,
went to Harold Monday whore he
went to check out g. 3. Reeves, who
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