Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-05-29
LOCAL NEWS

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A. W. Ewert returned Monday from
Miles City, Montana.
Miss Lydia Zimmerman has re-
turned from Watertown.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Lawrence and
son left Monday for Canton.
Mrs. John Vandermeer and baby
left Tuesday for Sioux City.
Frank Elliott of Harold, was a
capitol city visitor yesterday.
Miss Lucille LaPlant Of Cheyenne
Agency, Is visiting in the city.
DR.. Gearhart returned Monday
from Texas and Mexico points.
B. s. Payne was transacting bust
ness matters at Aberdeen the first of
the week.
Huron Huronite: Lou Lillibridge
and wife are expected to move back
to Huron. !,
Miss Jean Mallory arrived Monday
from Plankinton, where she had been
teaching.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G.. Williams are So
journing in Omaha. They expect to
return about June 1.
Congressman Chas. 81. Burke left
Sunday for Washington, after a
weeks visit at his home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ainesbury left
Monday for their home at Aipena, af-
ter visit at the Feiok home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Fuller enter
tanned few friends last evening in
honor of tl.eir guest, Miss Page.
Miss Frances Page of Springfield,
Mass, is the guest of Mrs. Howard
Fuller, having arrived Monday.
c. j. Bach returned to his home at
Hurley Monday, after avisit with
his daughter, Mrs. j. R. Mcknight.
Gov. Byrne has pardoned j. R. Mil
lard sent from Minnehaha county for
year on an embezzlement charge.
The eighth grade graduating exer-
cises were held Tuesday afternoon.
About thirty-six completing the
work.
B. g. Yates and wife left Monday
for their home at Lead. They had
been visiting at the w. II. O'Brien
home.
A. w. Ewert went to Aberdeen
Tuesday to attend the banquet given
by the First National Life Insurance
company.
Grand Army men of Pierre are pre-
pairing for the observance of Memoir
ial Day. Many will be up with sun
tomorrow.
Walter Henley spent Sunday with
homefolks here, having came in from
Huron Monday where he attended
the track meet.
Gov. Byrne returned Tuesday from
. visit at Faulkton. Mrs. Byrne and
sons are expected Friday to make
their home here.
June 8, Judge Hughes will open
term of the circuit court at Miller.
The docket is long, including num-
Der Of divorce cases.
The primary Sunday school class of
the Methodist church held a picnic in
the park Saturday afternoon. About
sixty little ones participated.
Miss Helen Cox and Mrs Emma Beck
with expect to 60 to Aberdeen tomor-
row to attend the commencent exer-
cises of the Aberdeen Normal.
Mrs. d. w. March left Monday for
Aberdeen to attend the A. O. U.4W
lodge, from there she intends to 20
to Grand Forks to visit sister.
An interdenomlnatia state Sunday
school convention will be held in
Huron on the 4th of June and it will
DO addressed by speakers OF national
imortance.
Miss Grace Moore left Monday for
her home at Miller, having been re-
leased from the hospital where she
had been receiving medical treat
ment.
Mesdames j. a. Carson and Chene-
worth Of Wolsey were visitors in the
city this week The former is the
mother of Miss Hazel Carson, teacher
In the Central school.
Martin Zeber and wife of Lebanon,
Mrs. VIM. School and daughter and
Miss Freeman Of Gettysburg, were in
the city Tuesday on their return
from trip to the Hills.
Edward Dotson arrived Monday
from Wayne, Nebr., where he had
been attending watchmaker's
school. He was accompanied by his
sister, Mrs. Campbell Of Highmore.
ia. Wingield. state bank examin.