Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-11-06

yesterday.
VIM. Carver was in the city Mon
day from Blunt.
E. B. Henderson was in the city
yesterday from Sioux Falls.
F. W. Edison went to Blunt Monday
for a visit with his daughter.
Miss Charlotte Crawford of Okobo-
10. spent Sunday with friends here.
M. N. Price has gone to Miller and
other points on insurance matters.
A. W. Wilmarth of Huron, is in the
city on business before the supreme
court.
Dan Freeland and John Laughlin
were in the city yesterday from Har-
rold.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Peterson of
Lincoln, Neb., are visitors in this
city.
j. A. Davy arrived home Monday
from a trip to Chicago and other
points.
a. E. Dickman and L. A. Churchill
OF Huron, were Pierre visitors yes.
terday.
Mrs. VIM. Potter and daughter of
Blunt, visited with relatives here
Monday.
Your loose change invested in
South Dakota soil is a great wolf
chaser.
Chas. S. Eastman, an attorney of
Hot Springs, was a Pierre visitor
yesterday.
Frank Alderman of Rapid City. is
the city on business with the First
National Life.
), G. S. Natter came in from Huron
yesterday for a visit with his brother
near Okobojo.
; H. L. Snyder, an attorney of Sioux
!, City, vas in the city yesterday on
legal matters.
Chas. Howard arrived Monday
from Wisconsin points, enroute to
his home at Leslie.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. M. Simpson Of
Canton, Kansas, were here Monday
on a sightseeing trip.
t Emil Guenther, of the insurance
department, left yesterday on a bust
ness trip to Woonsocket.
a.. G. Obershaw left Monday for
, the northwestern part of the state on
| government business.
The annual banquet to the adult
q members of the Methodist church
. was held last evening.
Q Thor Fosheim of Granfeld, is a
patient at st. Mary's hospital, suf.
fering with typhoid fever.
}. Henry Robertson of Dell Rapids,
was in the city yesterday on business
before the supreme court.
Miss Georgia Summerside went tc
Harold Monday. having spent sever
i al days at her home here.
Mrs. j. H. Gates arrived home
Monday from New York, stopping
off for a visit at Sioux Falls.
s. Andrews of New York City, ar
extensive land owner here, is a bust
a ness visitor in this city today.
S. E. Wilson, Grand Master of tn,
Odd Fellows lodge. is in the city or
business before the supreme court.
b. Jacobsen, of the state land de
=. partment, left Monday for an oficia
= trip to the northern part of the state,
Mrs. G. w. Seelye arrived HON,
. Saturday from Hot Springs, wher,
:. she had been for medical treatment
Mrs. 7. d. Murrin left Monday TO
d her home at Lead, after an extended
d visit with her sister, Mrs. s.. A. Ira
Wis.
Us. Ruckstad and brother, will
their wives of Florence, were in tn,
city yesterday on their way to Ho
Springs.
j.. l.. Wingield, state bank exam
q liner. and family, arrived yesterda,
-e from Mitchell, and have taken apart
ments at che st. Charles.
Eugene Adams left Saturday TO
a Chicago and Iowa points, and viii
be accompanied home by his famil,
who are visiting in Iowa.
Mrs. Finney left yesterday for he
!. home at Millershurg, Ohio, after al
extended visit at the home of he
). brother, T. E. Philips.
70 DR.. Mertons, j. e. Beaudy an,
Thomas of Hoven, are in the city t,
attend to railroad business befor
the State Railway Commission.
10 ID. Murphy, railroad commission
8. or. and Attorney P. j. Daugherty, re
I'd turned yesterday from Washington
g. where they attended a hearing befor
the interstate commerce commission