Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1914-10-15

ANN AAAS1t oRSaS oNh
day at the Carson home.
H. d. Jennings and wife spent Sun
day with relatives at HigLmore.
Miss Gertrude johnson spen. Sun
| day with homefolks at Harold.
Mrs, Robert Bagley returned Sat-
urday from a visit in Minneapolis.
B. II. klinger of Philip, was in the
city Friday transacting business mat
tiers.
Dennis Brady of Kimball, under
went an operation at the hospital
Saturday.
Will Harrell of Aberdeen, was
t%ransacting business matters here OF
Monday.
Oliver Graham of Chicago, arrived
Saturday for a short visit at the
Kramer homo.
Snow is reported to haye fallen at
Rapid City all day Sunday and also
at Milesyille.
Boyd Bierman returned Friday
from Sisseton, where he had been On
a telephone hearing.
Attorney H. G.. Fuller spent the
first of the week in Highmore attend
ing to some court cases.
Conductor Smith and daughter,
Miss Alice, of Rapid City, are visit
ing in the Capital city today.
Drs. Kenney and Riggs were at
Highmore Friday where they appear
ed as witnesses in a court case.
The infant daughther of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. O. Manley of Harold, died
Sunday, after an Hines of but a few
days.
Mrs. Minnie Neuhauser and Phil
King we're united in marriage last
evening. Rey. Father Harrington,
: officiating.
Grant l.. Bells and Miss kath rine
Triple, a colored couple. were united
t in marriage last Thursday by Rev.
O. o. Smith.
t Z. b. Lee returned Monday from
Omaha, where he went with Mrs.
Lee, who went there a week ago to
receive treatment for her eyes.
Il j. L. Hetfron, of D%eadwood, demo
cratic nominee for Lieutenant Gov
ernor, will give an address at the
o Democratic Headquarters tonight.
The High school boys were victor.
u ious in the game played Saturday at
ternoon with the Indian school team,
which resulted in a score of 80 to 0.
~ Edward Kopp of Kirley, and Miss
Matilda Rhose of this city, were mar
ried at the Congregational parsonage
o Saturday evening by Rev. 0. o
"a Smith.
The Huron foot ball team will -pla.
l. the Pierre team Saturday afternoon
D. at the Athletic park. You shoul(
not fail to attend, as a good game II
m anticipated.
10 w. D. Nelson left Monday for Rocl
Island, H., where business matter
called him. Mrs. Nelson accompan
~ led him as far as Brookings, where
to she will visit.
b, DR.. O. O. Smith and Mr.. and Mrs
Stanley Stevenson attended the Ger
IT. trail Association of Congregations
q churches held at Rec Heights Tues
OK day and Wednesday.
The Miller Commercial club ha
ed again taken up the subject of
IT. creamery, and is investigating til
sst number of cows in the %neighborhoo
of Miller, to discover if a creamer
ay would prove a paying proposition.
t. At a meeting held Monday evenir
10" of the religious organizations of tt
city, several different committed
we were appointed to prepare for tt
1al Flying Squadron. representing tt
his Anti-Saloon League. Nov. 10 IL.
Col. E. P. FAIR, chairman of tt
on- committe of the state G. A. r., h'
received three preliminary designs f
the soldiers monument which will
'Si' erected upon the capital ground un
or permission of the last legislator
tic
No.. Wanted-An Industrious man wi
nit. earn 800 per month and expens
selling our products to farmers. MI
law have some mean for starting expe
He ses and furnish pond signed by t,
life. responsible men Address w.
va. Rawleigh Co., Freeport, ILL.,, givi
age, occupation and references.
of A prairie fire near Eagle But
the threatened considerable damage, b
ac- q wind came up which drove
To- flames back over the burned area L
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