Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-12-11

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Geld Monday.
H. D. Woodland left yesterday for
his home at Vivian.
E. r. johnson of Blunt, transacted
business here yesterday.
Mrs. VIM. Eckert of Blunt, is the
guest of Pierre friends.
Mrs. A. c.. Koch and son came up
from Harold yesterday.
Mrs. E. w. Harvey visited rela-
tives at Quinn Monday.
The Baptist ladies will hold a chick
en- pie supper December II.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Allen Of St.
Louis, are capital city visitors.
Louis M Gilman was an arrival
Saturday from Dillon. Montana.
Chas. L Hyde and family have NOV
ed to the st. Charles for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Packard arrived
yesterday by auto from Norfolk, Neb.
W. B. Wayt of Sac City, Iowa, ar
rived Saturday on a short business
trip here.
H. E. Mckee, E. W. Haskell and j.
! L. Packard came in from Gregory yes
terday.
The city schools will close a week
from tomorrow for the annual holiday
vacation.
Thos. Dalton went to his home at
Onida yesterday after a short business
| visit here.
w. E Jenkins came in from Field
or Saturday, leaving Immediately for
eastern points.
Miss Efie Dawson was hostess to
the members of the Dorcas society
! Tuesday evening.
C. R. Minard came in from Mid
land Saturday in the interest of edu-
catlonal matters.
H. E. Dale and Harry Mein arrived
yesterday from Fargo, N. D., on a
several days business trip.
! Hal Williams was called to his old
homo at Mitchell, Iowa, Sunday by
the illness of his father.
Mrs. Bessie Brignoli arrived yester-
day from Onawa, Iowa, and will re-
main in the city several days.
I -.
Attorney H. G. Fuller returned
Saturday from a several days. pro-
fessional visit at Sioux Falls.
Bernard Vessey was entertained
at the W. ]. Parry home Friday
evening by q number of friends.
G. G. Lawrence, state superintend-
ent, left yesterday for points over the
state to attend educational meetings.
Mrs. M. L. Sellars arrived Satur-
day from Custer and will spend the
winter hero with her son, G. K. Sell
lars.
VIM. Summerside and daughter,
Miss Georgia, returned to Harold
Sunday, having spent several days
here.
II. G. Preston, a member of the
state tax commission, returned Mon
day from an official visit over the
state.
Mrs. Lud Dloughy and Miss Lucy
Reisdorfer returned to Miller Mon.
day after q visit with their father
Mike Reisdorfer.
Judge Hughes and a number of at
torneys from Pierre went to Onida to
day, where the fall term of court opens
for Sully county.
Lloyd Maben, q former manager o.
the Western Union here, arrived Sat
urday from the eastern part of tn,
state for a visit with friends.
Mrs. Ella Brandin arrived Satur
day from Chicago to take charge O:
the remains of the late o. G. Knis
pei, who died here last week.
An Athletic benefit will be given a
the Crystal tomorrow evening. Musi,
will be furnished by the Boys quar-
tette and high school orchestra.
Charles McCaffree, state immigra
ton commissioner, returned Wednes
day from points in Iowa, where hs
had been on business connected witt
his department.
-. Murphy, railway commissioner
Attorney P. w. Dougherty and Da1
Kelley have gone to Sioux City. wher
several state cases will come up befcr'
the Interstate Commerce Commission
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrach Rohlina, VIII
have been visiting near Okobojo, lef
yesterday for their home at Fairfax
Iowa. They were accompanied t
Pierre by Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Pitlicl
and Miss Josie Serbousek.
Attorney General johnson hold
that deer may be shipped as baggag,
during the open season. He declare,
that there is no particular law regu
lating for or against the shipment o
deer during the open lac "A har