Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-08-28


Rev. 0. O. Smith returned Satur.
day from his vacation visit east.
Mrs. j. j. Murphy and family are
visiting with relatives at Parker.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. R. Carrot were in
the city yesterday from Blunt.
Henry Singer and family are home
from a several weeks stay at Hiseea.
A. E. Lucas returned Tuesday
from a goods buying trip to Chicago.
Mrs. r. d. Dexheimer returned
yesterday from a visit at Mt .,Vernon
Miss Flora Harvey went to Quinn
Monday. where she will visit with rela.
tives.
Mrs. Martha Ellis of Wendte is a
guest at the M. E. Thomas home this
week.
Mrs. lilo Haswell went to Sioux
City Saturday for a visit with rela.
tives.
Miss Agnes Moore of Webster. is
the guest of her cousin, Miss Stella
Hulse.
Supt. Crandall of the Indian school
left last week for the eastern part OF
the state.
Mrs. j. A. Laughlin went to Har.
rold Friday, where she will visit with
her parents.
Miss Wayne Byrne, sister of Gov,
Byrne, returned Friday to her home
at Faulkton.,
Lloyd Erickson went to Toronto
this state, Saturday for a visit with
with homefolks.
E. FL. Wood arrived home Tuesday
from a business trip to the eastern
part of the state.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Steady went to St.
Lawrence Friday for a short visit
with a daughter.
Mrs. Claude Barker of Fielder
was in Pierre Tuesday, leaving for q
visit in Minnesota.
E. p. Witwar arrived Friday from
Chicago, and is a guest at the Her.
bert Gregory home.
Miss Hazel Carson arrived TODAY
from Wolsey and will teach in thu
city schools this year.
Miss Bertha Kalder, a teacher il
the city schools, arrived today from
her home in Woonsocket.
F. E. Stevens arrived Friday from
Corvallis, Oregon, for a visit will
], his son, l.. l.. Stevens.
: Misses Pearl Miller and Florenc,
Brown returned Tuesday from al
outing in the Black Hills.
!, Mrs. D. A. Merits arrived yester
day from Decatur, ILL.,, for a yisi
with her brother, Judge Mccoy.
Mrs. "a. L. Kenney returned Frida,
from an extended visit in Sioux Cit,
and the eastern part of the state.
l Mrs. A. d. Thibodeau left toda,
for her home at Chicago, having visit
, ed friends here for several weeks.
! Miss Elya Payne departed toda,
for her home in Vermillion, wher
she will remain for a vacation visit.
. Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Carson of Bill
lirgs, Montana, were sightseeing i,
: in the Capital the fore part of tn,
week.
Miss Margaret Linden, county sup
: %erintendent, LET Friday for Savannah
, Ga, where she was called by tn
, death of a sister.
Wadleigh Burton, who has been tn
guest of his grandparents, Mr.. an,
Mrs. L. B. Wadleigh, left Friday TO
his home at Omaha.
= M. A L. Thorne and daughter, Mis-
Beatrice, left Friday for Bismarck
n. D., where Miss Beatrice viii
study to become a nurse.
!. L. L. Stephens left yesterday for
hunting trip to Glacier Nationa
Park. Mr.. Stephens will be joine,
there by Geo. K. March of Spokane
WASH, formerly of Pierre.
Governor Byrne left Sunday morn
ing for Colorado Springs. Colo, wber
he went to attend the National con
ference of governors. He was &C
, companied by G. K. Sellers, his pr
) yate secretary. Both will be gon
from the state a week.
Deadwood Telegram: The Septem
Der term of the circuit court, in and 70
Lawrence county, will be opened b
Judge Hughes of Pierre, on Tuesday Q
, next week, September Judge Hughe
! will try the criminal calendar for tn
, term and on the 22nd of Septembe
Judge Rice will take up the civil calen
dar.
Last Sunday evening at the BRIDE
home on Dakota avenue occurred tn
. marriage Of Henry D.. Jennings /
Mrs. Louisa A. France, Rev. r. L
Kelley officiating. After the cere
( mOny q wedding dinner was servp,