Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-02-06
Judge L. E. Gaffy returned Monday

Spencer Hall returned last week
from visit in Iowa.
Mrs. Susie Lewis returned to her
home at Highmore Monday.
M. G. Maricle made business trip
to Aberdeen the first of the week.
c. T. Dixie arrived from Huron
Tuesday on short business trip.
Homer Hoover was down from
Onida Friday visiting with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. X. Ransome have
moved into one of the WINNER cot
tages.
Miss Madge Satterlee returned
Tuesday from visit with her sister
at Huron.
d. w. Bastion of Midland, was
transacting business matters here
Saturday.
Prof. H. K. Warren of the Yankton
College, delivered the evening SER
mon at the Congregational church
| Sunday.
George Hanon of Sibley, Iowa, is a
guest at the home of his brother, c..
E. Hanon.
Miss Ramona Schalch left Friday
for Philip, after spending few days
in the city.
| Donald McGugin and Frank Rozelle
returned Tuesday from Indiana and
other points.
| J. F. Donovan of Sioux Falls was
! was transacting business matters
here Tuesday.
II. h. Morton returned to his home
at Highmore Friday, after visit with
| relatives here.
F. f. Reich has returned from Chi
cago, where he was called by the ill
ness of his mother.
Miss Spanier entertained the mem
bers of the Carrollton Club at her
home last Thursday.
The state will offer for sale several
million feet of matured timber in the
Black Hills on Feb. %.
Miss Ruth Binford returned Sunday
! from Richmond, Ind, where she has
been taking course in nursing.
Chas. Rohrer went to Minneapolis
the first of the week, where he was
summoned by the illness of his moth
/, Miss Julia Teske left the first of
! Il e week for the Twin Cities, where
she will purchase her spring millinery
stock.
/ Mesdames c.. A. Patterson, Scott,
Hart and Harris, entertained the ladies
of the St. Charles at bridge Saturday
afternoon
Mark D. Scott end Chas. H. Par
shall of Sioux Falls, were transact
ing business matters here the latter
of last week.
Mrs. George Lawrence of Cedar
Rapids, Iowa, arrived in the city
Tuesday for visit with her sister,
Mrs. j. III. Griffin.
The dance given by the Capital
City orchestra at the st. Charles last
Friday was we'll attended and enjoyed
by those who attended
The ground hog intimates that win.
ter is still in healthy condition, and
advises that furs be kept in working
order for at least six weeks longer.
The dance given at the st. Charles
Monday evening for the benefit of St.
Mary's Hospital was a decided sue.
cess. $177 was cleared for that in.
stitution.
DR.. Burnside came in from High.
more Tuesday, bringing with him a
patient, who will receive medical
treatment at the hospital.
Harry Camburn of Codington coun,
ty, sentenced to three years for rob
berry, has been granted pardon by
Gov. Byrne, to take effect April 1.
The double header basket ball game
played at the high school Saturday eve
ming between the state house and sec,
ond high school team playing the frs,
game, and the Indian school and the
first high school team playing second
The score of the first game being q
to IL in favor of the state house, the
second in score of Al to ~ in favor Of
the high school.
Sheriff Blakely of Hyde county
went up in the northern part of the
countyland arrested Andrew E. West.
man, who had been hiding for several
weeks. Westman was wanted on 8
crarge of obtaining property under
false pretenses. He is charged with
having been furnished with seed grain
by the county last year giving as Sc.
curity for the debt incurred, mort.
gage on property that he did not pos.
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