Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-12-04

N. r. Lyons came up from Vermll. |
lion yesterday.
A new electrical store will be open
eG in a few days.
John Stiner was in the city Tues
day from Harold.
j. l.. Mickerson was in the city
Tuesday from Huron.
j. I. Milton left yesterday for Clar-
india, Iowa, to reside.
E. v. Dickson of Cottonwood, was
in the city yesterday.
The Baptist ladies will hold chick
en- pie supper December II.
Henry Chamberlain entered the
hospital Tuesday for treatment.
H. w. Perkins has moved to their
home near the Mckinley school.
Miss Adele Nelson come over from
Onida Tuesday on a shopping trip.
Miss Ferol Steele, a teacher in the
Harold schools, Is home for a visit.
DR.. E. W. Anderson and wife have
gone to Tracy, Mimi, for a visit with
friends.
Guy Vermillia of Kansas, is a
guest at the home of his uncle, j. F.
Olander.
Miss Inga Delager and mother of
Harold, were shopping in Pierre
yesterday.
w. S. Glass, attorney, arrived from
Watertown Tuesday to dispose of
legal matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Longstaff re-
turned yesterday from a weeks visit
at Huron.
r. B. Airey returned yesterday
from Madison, where he has been do
ing cement work.
E. A. Platts left yesterday for Wes-
sington and points east on a several
days's business trip.
F. p. Glasner, secretary of state,
has returned from a trip to the south
ern part of the state.
Miss Emma O'Brien went to Lead
Friday for a short visit with home;
folks, returning here Tuesday.
just unloaded, a car load of apples
and cabbage. Now is the time to buy
cheap. 1858 Sioux ave., Dan Conway.
South Dakota is showing all the
rest of the people of the United States
what a real mild December climate
is.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Wadleigh left
yesterday for an extended visit with
their daughters at Omaha and Chi
cago.
F. p. and H. II. Gregg of Blunt at
tended the mass convention Tuesday
rs representatives of the democracy of
this section.
V. V. Ketchum and wife and their
guest, Mrs. Beal, returned yesterday
from an auto trip to the northwestern
part Of the state.
R. E. Pope of the state banking
department, went to Faulkton yes.
terday, expecting to be absent a
couple of weeks.
Dave Hill, j%anitor at the capitol,
has received notice of a fortune of
nearly $50, 900 being left him by rela-
tives in England.
Glenn w. Martens, who has been
i'll of typhoid fever during the past
two weeks, is reported today as be-
ing on the recovery.
Mrs. G. G.. Rennett departed yes
terday for Milwaukee, where she will
visit homefolks. Mr.. Bennett will
follow in several days.
NJ. II. Barry, of Deadwood, "only a
commercial man." was in Pierre last
Thursday. He was en- route to his
home, where he went on a deer hunt,
DR.. T. E. Riggs arrived yesterday
from a several weeks stay in eastern
points, where he has attended clinics
and advancing his studies in medicine
The first hanging in Perkins county
occurred yesterday, when Joseph Rick.
mar paid the penalty for the murde,
of Mrs. Ellen Fox and her 14-year-ole
daughter.
o. G. K%nispell, who was brought il
from DeSmet for medical treatment
died yesterday at the hospital, ant
the remains were taken to that place
for interment.
Milwaukee officials have made two
visits to Rapid City during the pas
month, which gives rise to the report
that the road will soon make it!
northern connection, thus placing
Rapid City on a through line to tn,
coast.
The Fall brothers of Rapid City
who were convicted of using the Uni
ted States mails to defraud ard who
were sentenced to Leayenworth mill
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