Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-10-09

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operation at the hospital Saturday.
L. l.. Schaaf arrived home Sunday
from a several days visit at Omaha.
Miss Elsie Cleaver has accepted a
clerkship at Straight's drug store.
Miss Anna Holland went to Nepa
Saturday, where she will teach school,
Miss Margaret Wilcox of Laurel,
has entered the hospital for treat
ment.
Mrs. 81. Jackley of Russell, Iowa,
is a guest at the home of her son. j.
j. Jackley.
A special meeting of the Pierre
Fire department will be held this
evening.
Chas. l.. Hyde arrived home Tues
day from a hunting trip in northern
Canada.
Mrs. II. M. Reed is entertaining the
Kensington club at her home this
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Karcher left
Tuesday for a visit with relatives at
Freeport, LII.
Rey. K. A. Kasberg returned Sun
day from Luverne, Mimi, where he
attended a conference.
Mesdames Linstad and F. P. Ben
nett went to Highmore Tuesday for a
short visit with friends.
b. A. Cummins, Ed Wanbaueh and
Joe Stelow went out on a hunting
trip near Miller Saturday.
Miss Lillian Borreson, state librar-
ian, returned Saturday from a visit
at points over the state.
Receiver L. E. Cummings of the
U. 5. land Office, went to Highmore
Monday on a short business trip.
The Baptist Young Peoples society
have made arrangements to give a
lecture course here during the winter.
Mrs. Fred Mix arrived in the CITY
Monday from Omaha and after a few
days visit will leave for her home at
Lead.
Mrs. Fred Eckles, who has been a
guest at the Eckles home here. left
Tuesday for her home at Great Falls.
| Montana.
Earnest Hackard went to Marinett.
Wis, Tuesday in response to a tele-
gram informing him of the illness of
his father.
Misses Helen Cox and Hazel Car
son returned Sunday from Mitchell,
where they took in the closing day at
the Corn Palace.
NJ. l.. PARCELS, long a resident OF TT.
Pierre, has gone to Columbus, Mont,
where intend to begin the practice of
his profession-the law.
Mrs. Grace Redmond of Miller.
and Miss Alice Faynes of New York,
were guests of Mrs. G.. H. Jaynes
Friday and Saturday.
Aberdeen News, 8: R. V. Laughlin
OF Pierre spent Yesterday in the city,
while enroute from Montana to Yer
million, where he will resume his law
studies at the state university. He is
in the last year law class.
Today closes the open season for
prairie chickens and hereafter the
shooter will have to exercise care in
eVadlng the half dozen deputy ward
ems who cover the state in their search
for the lawless.
Nearly all electors of the democratic
faith in central South Dakota favor the
nomination of Ed. S johnson of Yank-
ton for United States senator. He is
an able and popular man, possessing
the ability to run our government.
The members of the baseball team
and a few invited guests were ban
quetted at the st. Charles Tuesday
evening. j. L. Lockhart acted as
toastmaster and addresses were Civ
en- by II. M. Reed, DR.. DR.. Hollister
and others.
G. L. Johnson, one of the Oldest
residents living in the vicinity of
Laurel, died Tuesday evening at his
home here, aged So years. Mr.. John
son had been ailing for several
months and death was not unexpected.
Short funeral services were held at
the Catholic church this morning and
the remains were taken to Turton,
this state, for interment.
Onida Waterman: Rev Williamson
has accepted the position of superin-
tendent of the Bible Training Depart
ment in the Mission School at Santee.
Nebr., and plans to leave with his fam
lily for the new field of work about the
middle of this month. 1t is with many
regrets that this move is made as the
relations Of pastor and congregation
here have been most cordial and pleas
ant is every respect.
Yesterday sin United States court
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