Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-10-23
LOCAL NEWS

. 49, W.
Joe Mccarthy left Monday for a visi
at his home at Carthage.
G. G. Thatcher went to Omaha Sun
day on a short business trip.
Aheating plant is being installed
in the Catholic parsonage.
M. Reichman returned Monda,
from a visit at LeMars, Iowa.
Mild weather predictions never tax,
the place of a fall ovcrcoat.
Mrs. Chas. Sullivan left Monday
for q visit at LeMars, Iowa.
Mrs. Hal Glessner of Okobojo
visited friends here Monday.
E. W. Fischersand family spent
Sunday with friends at Blunt.
F. E. Stephens spent Sunday will
friends at Humboldt, this state.
Rev. T. L. Riggs left Monday for {
two weeks stay at Kansas City.
Attorney H. l.. Brown of Philip
was a capital city. visitor Monday.
Miss..Marion Ihli returned Sunday
from a two weeks visit near Fielder
Miss May Lindholm of Huron, Fha:
accepted a clerkship at the Capita
store.
Mrs. d. d. Oldaker arrived HON,
Monday from a visit at Iowa City
Iowa.
L. Lyle left Tuesday'for a trip ovel
the eastern part of the state ant
Iowa.
Miss Ruth Peterson arrived Mon
day from Sioux Falls for a visit will
friends. =
Mrs. Jack Welch went to Fremont
Neb., Monday, where she will visit {
daughter.
r. B. Airey came in from Madison
Monday where he has extensive con
tract work.
Supt. F. r. Moulton of the P. r. c
division, and wife have moved to this
city from Huron.
E. C. Warren returned Sunday
from a several days trip to Chicago
and the Twin Cities.
The Freshman class of the high
school enjoyed a spread at the gym.
nasium Saturday evening.
Herbert Gregory of the state land
department, returned Saturday from
the eastern part of the state.
j.. w. Laughlin, deputy United
States marshal, went to Sioux Falls
Tuesday on official duties.
Doane Robinson went to Aberdeen
and Glendale Saturday in the inter.
est of the state historical department.
Fred H%epperlee, state land commits.
sioner, and wife and John Hirninq
returned Sunday from a trip to Eure-
ka.
F. A. Gregory arrived Monday
from Portland, Oregon, and is the
guest of his brother. Herbert Gre.
cory.
Mrs. Schooley left Sunday for hel
home at Mankato, after an extended
visit with her sister, Mrs. VIM.
Borst.
Snow lurries Sunday gave this sec.
ton it's first touch of winter-and
preparations for Christmas are being
made.
Mrs. G. M. Corey of Wendte, and
daughter, Mrs. O. T. Ettswood of Mt.
Vernon, were Pierre visitors Satur.
day.
j. F. McEwen, deputy state bank
examiner, went to the northeastern
part of the state Sunday on profes.
sional business.
Earl Baird left Sunday for his home
at Marshalltown, Iowa, having spent
several days here. the guest of his
uncle, DR.. Fl. M. Isenberg.
C. W. Rhorer made a trip to Man.
lila. Stanley county, last week. He
reports that stock is in fine condition
to go up against the winter months.
We never saw Pierre stores so fully
stocked as they are this fall. Care
and. completeness better than ever
characterize the selections in all
lines.
J.-F. Weir of Syracuse, N. Y, and
Mr.. and Mrs. q. A. Kenefck of Dell
Rapids, uncle and aunt of Mrs. P. W.
Dougherty, arrived Tuesday for a
visit.
The next annual meeting of the
South Dakota State Education AS.
soclation will be held at Sioux Falls,
November "a, 25 and 26. A program
of special interest and value has been
arranged.
Wanted at once-woman not over
thirty five years old to work as house,
keeper in family of five. State wages