Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-07-17
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Misses Alma and Mabel Lynott are
visiting with relatives st OMida.
MI. and Mrs. Will Green Of Oko.
bold, were Pierre visitors Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest Auldredge visi-
ed with friends at Highmore Sundsy.
r. T. Parker Of Wendte, underwent
an operation at the hospital Monday. I
Attorney L. L. Stephens went to
Blunt Monday on professional BUSINESS
Mrs. 3. Hardwick and daughter.
returned Monday from visit at
Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jofeph Ihli spent Sum
day with relatives in tho vicinity of
Fielder.
Mrs.,M a. Adams and son left
Sunday for visit at WATERFOWL and
Bookings.
Frank Rowe has traded his property
|interestsin East Pierre for property in
Colorado.
Mrs. C. S. Whiting returned Sun
day from an extended trip to the
Pacific coast.
Mrs. Jas. Lewis and children have
gone to the Matteer home near Oko-
bojo for 9 visit.
Mrs. G. j. Olson and family went
to York, Neb.. last week for q visit
with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Thatcher went
to Duluth and the Twin Cities on a
pleasure trip.
Prof. M. q. Helm left Tuesday for
Grand Rapids, called there by the
illness of an uncle.
Mrs. A. B. Nelson returned last
week from an extended visit with 3
son in Minneapolis.
Mrs. T. r. Cassill has gone to St.
Charles, Mimi, for several weeks ;
visit with relatives.
Miss Vera Stealey of Charlotte,
Mich, arrived Tuesday and went out
to the Steady ranch for visit. |
r. w. Smith went to his home at
Centerville, Iowa, Saturday after a
visit at the Davis home near Okobojo.
Rev. R. d. Dexheimer returned
Tuesday from Mt. Vernon, where he
was called by the illness of his faith
er.
| A. F. Moore and family and Mr..
Deardorf and family autoed over to
Onida Sunday where they spent the
day.
Mrs. In. Smith and son, Ralph,
ARRIVED Friday from Columbus, Ohio,
and are guests at the G. d. Meade
home.
Misses Ellen and Christine Kasberg
left Sunday for Spring Grove, MINI.
where they will spend several weeks
with relatives.
The annual picnic of the Congre-
lgational church was held at the park
yesterday AFTERNOON. Those present
reported very pleasant time.
4 Sam Harris has purchased the in
terests of Geo. Evenson in the Owl
restaurant and together with Gil
Erickson will continue the business.
Mrs. Ballard and daughter of Nit
chell, have moved to this city, Miss
Ballard being employed in the de-
partment of the State Bank examin-
Ter.
Dick Purcell has gone to the western
part of the state. where he will write
insurance for the First National Life &
Accident Insurance company of this
city.
Emil Carlson of Sioux Falls has
been nominated for examination for
the appointment of mid -shipman from
South Dakota at the u. s. Naval
Academy.
Miss Margaret Budde and brother
returned Monday from an extended
visit at Elk Point and Sioux City.
They we're accompanied home by Miss
Hammond, who will visit at the Budde
home.
When the South Dakota farmer
surrounds himself with enough live
stock to utilize all the feed the state
produces then the whole country will
begin to talk about the Sunshine
State.
2. j. Goyle left Tuesday for Min
neapolis and lister will go on the road
as salesman for = Shoe Machine
company. Mrs. Coyle and chill
dren have gone to Benton, MINI,
on an extended visit to relatives.
Rapid City Journal; P. F. McClure
of Pierre and q party OF friends went
TO their camp on the creek near Sill
yer City yesterday. Array Rick erts
who is at the Pierre lodge. is having
rare sport trout fishing.
The prolonged hot and dry season
Notwithstanding, II il almost univer-
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