Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-10-30
Mrs. Harry Hoyt is q patient at the

~. .. STANFORD arrived Monday
from Scotland
Gus Cravens was an arrival Mon,
day from Kadoka.
Miss Marie Lowe left Sunday fol
her home at Huron.
Miss Hazel Carson spent Sunday al
her home at Wolsey
8. E. Grams. state fire marshal, was
an arrival from the east Tuesday.
MI. and Mrs. Frank Horton OF
Blunt, spent Sunday in Pierre.
Edwin Pickering underwent an OBJ.
Grafton at the hospital Monday.
Mrs. John Warren left Sunday fol
Winona, for q visit with relatives.
G. c. Bennett left Monday fol
Omaha, on q several days. business
trip.
John Hirning left Monday for q
business trip to the southeastern part
of the state.
Mrs. Alonzo Airey went to Caps
Monday, near which place she visited
her parents.
G. A. Knapp left yesterday for La
Junta, Col. called there by the death
of a brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. German return
ed Saturday from q trip to Waterfowl
and other points.
Hugh Smith, a member of the Tax
Commission, went to his home al
Howard Monday.
Mrs. T. d. Murrin of Lead, arrived
Monday for q visit with her sister,
Mis-. 8 A. Travis.
F. R. Cock, secretary of the state
stock commission, arrived Monday
from Belle. Fourche.
s. D. McGugin returned Sunday
from his vacation trip to Minneapo.
lis and other points.
The Ladies Aid society of tho M
p. church will hold their annual
bazaar December 8.
Carroll Byrne left Tuesday for Sar
Diego, CAL, to resume his duties or
the Battleship Colorado.
Mrs. Martha Ellis went to hel
homo near Wendte Monday after 8
visit ut the Thomas home.
E. j. Spencer. who is connected
with a bank at Newell, this state
was a Pierre visitor Monday.
Miss Henrietta Natter came w
from Highmore Monday for a visit
with her parents near Okobojo.
A. Stoddard arrived home Tuesday
from the eastern part of the state,
where he had been on an extended Wis.
it.
Fred Sahr and Hal Williams re
turned from Sioux Falls Monday
where they served as jurors in the U
S. court.
The Pierre apollo orchestra went t.
Canning Saturday where they furn,
ished music for a dancing party that
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ives Johnson of Cot.
tonwood were Pierre visitors Mon.
day. Mr.. johnson is cashier of the
Cottonwood State Bank.
The young people of the Methodist
church will be entertained at a Hal
lowe'en party at the church parlors
by the Epworth League tomorrow
evening.
Miss May Lindholm, q clerk at the
Capital store, arrived Sunday from
Vermillion, where she went to attend
the funeral of her grandfather.
d T, Noren, who was called here by
the illness of his mother, left Tuesday
for his home at Libby, Montana. Mrs
Norenis now recovering from her recent
serious illness.
There is q whole lot of advice for
men who are pictured as being on the
verge of taking 'em out of the ceda,
chest, but everybody knows they
wore 'em out last winter.
The football game played Tuesday
evening on the high school grounds
between Pierre and the Indian schoo'
teams resulted in a o of So to {
in favor Of the high school.
"Too Many Husbands which was
presented at the Grand Tuesday eve.
ming under the direction of Otto Lin
stad, was much enjoyed by the large
audience which was in attendance.
A course in the Granger Business
School, Aberdeen, s. D.. will benefit
the banker, the merchant, the doctor
the lawyer and. the farmer. Only
practical things taught. Next en-.
rollment dav, next Monday. Novem-
ber 3rd. Start now-Adv.
The marriage Of Mr.. Olney Borst,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Borst Of
this city, and Miss Esther Alderman
of Rapid City, took place ct the