Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1914-02-05
G. H. Smith came in from Fielder

AEom MllDanK.
Attorney F. A. Turner is in the
city today from Faulkton.
Hon. Philo Hall was an arrival
yesterday from Brookings.
j. E. Calhoon of Midland, visited
relatives here over Sunday.
Ben M. Wood of Rapid City, spent
Sunday with Pierre friends.
o. B. Linstad went to Aberdeen
Friday for a several days stay.
John Longstaff went to Huron Sat-
urday after q weeks visit here.
Attorney Karl Goldsmith transact
ed business at Highmore Friday.
S. A. McGaffee, county commits
sioner. came up from Blunt yester-
day.
Emil and John Westlund of Blunt,
transacted business in Pierre Satur-
day.
Miss Sophia DeLand went to Miller
Friday, where she visited with
friends.
j. L. Wingfeld, state bank examiner
went to Aberdeen on official business
Monday.
Glenn w. Martens, attorney, left
Saturday for Oacoma to look after
legal business.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. George came
| up from Mankato Monday for a short
stay in Pierre.
j. E. McDougall, former lieutenant
governor, was in the city Monday
from Britton.
R. B. Airey left Friday for Kansas
City and other points on a several
| days. business trip.
Gov. Byrne and son went to Faulk-
ton Monday on a combined business
and pleasure visit.
Mrs. 1. M. Dotson returned Mon
day from a several days. visit with a
daughter at Highmore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Peterson came
up from Volga Friday for a short
visit with friends here.
Mrs. ]. R. Mcknight entertained
the younger birthday club at her
home Saturday afternoon.
The Vienna bakery is now nicely
located in the Pierre Street block,
one door north of the CrystaltReatre.
If the ground hog has his way
about it we will have some winter
yet before the ducks return in the
spring.
Joseph Pitlick ard family came in
from Sully county Monday and left
for St. Paul, where they will visit
relatives.
j. E. Truran, executive accountant,
went to Sioux Falls Monday, where he
will check up accounts at the state
%penitentiary.
Respect for the weatherman increas-
ed very p%erceptibly when the cold wave
came along on schedule, both as to time
and as to severity.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Mallory, who
have been guests at the Payne home,
left Monday for DeSmet, where they
will visit the formers brother.
Miss Julia Teske left Monday fol
Chicago and the Twin. Cities, where
she will purchase her stock of spring
and summer millinery goods.
We want farm loans. Our rates are
lower than you can get elsewhere. DroI
in and see us before you make your
loan.-Pierre Banking & Trust Co. tt
Judge Hughes, Court Reporter
Flanagan and Attorney B. S. Payne
went to Onida Monday, where an ad.
journed term of court was being held
Mrs. Lawrence Hunt and daughter
who have been guests at the Fuller
and Stephens home for several weeks
left Friday for their home at Aber
deem.
The Ladies Aid society of the Metho
dist church vas entertained yesterday
afternoon at the Swartz home, will
Mesdames Swartz and Grandle a,
hostesses.
Rev. Frank Brockmuiler of Water
town, conducted quarterly confer
ence services at the Evangelical
church Saturday evening. Rev
Brockmuller left Sunday for Scot
land, where he preached Sunday eve
ming.
The Mothers department of tn,
Methodist Sunday school met at tn,
Titus home Friday afternoon. Mrs
Wilkinson was reelected preslden
and Mrs. Otto Pyles secretary. Mrs
Sanford was elected treasurer of tn,
"Penny" department.
Sioux Falls Argus-Leader, Jan. 81
h. B. Anderson, the ''anti- machine,