Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-03-13
! LOCAL NEWS !:

Mike RelsdOrfer went to the Twin
Cities last week.
j. J..Wilson returned to his home
at Huron Saturday.
= j. w. Cone returned to his home at
Sioux Falls Friday.
Amos Pond of Miller, was capital
city visitor Monday.
T. H. Durfee of Huron, passed Mon
day in the capital city.
w. 3. Rem went to Miller Satur
day on short business trip.
Mrs. Manuel Sylvia of Ft. Pierre, is
patient at st. Masy's hospital.
j. D. Miller came up from Miller
yesterday on short business trip.
Representative Leedom was an ar
rival from Cottonwood yesterday.
c. c. Beebe and II. B. Hessemin of
Blunt, were Pierre visitors Monday
Trinity Guild met yesterday after.
noon at the home of Mrs. A. j. Lane.
Clay Oliver, a we'll known cattle
buyer of Rapid City, is Pierre WISH
tor.
Mrs. LeBreque returned Friday
from a visit at Sioux Falls and Can
ming.
Miss Aida Billinghurt has gone to
Chicago for visit with relatives and
friends.
Mrs. L. L. Schaaf was hostess at a
dinner party at her home Tuesday
evening.
Will Rem, barber, is away to Mon
tana. He thinks of locating permantly
in that state.
Mrs. G. F. Barnes left yesterday for
Yankton, where she has position as
stenographer.
Mrs. j. II. Fisher of Miles City
Montana, left Sunday for visit at
Owatonna, MINI.
VIM. Troy went to Hayes Tuesday
on short business trip, returning
nome yesterday.
The Dickens club was entertained
at the home of Rev. and Mrs. Kelley
Monday evening.
Mrs. Kasberg was called to Spring
Grove, Mimi, Tuesday to attend the
funeral of friend.
W. F. Schmidt returned to his home
at Huron Sunday, after a few days
stay in the capital city.
G, B. McClelland returned to bis
home at Lead yesterday. having srent
several days in Pierre
o. r. Hess, publisher NJ he Aga
Argus, was greeting old friends il
Pierre Friday and Saturday.
Miss Estella Kitchen and Mr.. How
ard A. Miles, both of Blunt, were is,
sued a license to wed Tuesday.
Wheat sowing was started neal
Miller yesterday by William Olson
The ground is in good condition.
N. NJ. Hansen left the first of the
week for the eastern part of the state
where official business called him.
Mrs. Guy Rumrill and daughter ane
Mrs. Lee returned to their homes al
Onida, after short visit in the city
Miss May Lockhart arrived from
Omaha last week ard will do trim
ming at the Latta Millinery store
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Steele came owe,
from Fl Pierre and spent few days
at the Gideon home the first of the
week.
Mrs. Nordvold. mother of Mrs
Robt. Lumley, closed two weeks
visit here yesterday, going to hel
home at Mobridge.
Governor Byrne has appointed H
F. Headrick state game warden, tt
fill the vacancy caused by the resig
nation of w. F. Bancroft.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Con
gregational church was entertained
by Mesdames. Lookhart and Starr al
the nome OF Inc former this AFTER
noon.
South Dakota is now ready TO wei
come home those of its citizens who
escaped the mildness of fine South
Dakota winter to- endure the rigors o
we'll advertised winter climates.
Arthur Greenwood left Tuesday fol
his home at Elkton. Mr.. Greenwood
received telegram announcing The
serious illness of a sister who resides
in Minnesota and may go on to tina
point.
The second annual basket ball tour
nament held under the direction 20
the board Of control of the State High
School Athletic association will b,
held at Huron on March l4th and 15ti
Of which Pierre will take part in.
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