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

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the Grand next Wednesday evening.
The Methodist church will hold a
rally day Oct. %.
James RYAN was in the city yester-
day from Harold.
C. Holcomb of Huron, spent yester
day in the Capital city.
Charles Chilcote of Leslie, is visit
ing at the Jennings home.
R. c. Gibbs of Huron, was in the
city yesterday on business matters.
Miss Redmond of Miller, under
went an operation at the hospital yes
terday.
Mrs. Loveioy and daughter of Wa
verify. Iowa, are visiting at the Rath-
mel1 home.
The I. Bylsma family have been
quarantined, three of the children be-
ing i'll of d%iptheria.
The Political Equality Club will
hold q meeting at Billinghurst hall
tomorrow afternoon.
o. X. Stablien, insurance commits
%sioner, left this morning for Lead or
some business matters.
The management of Trinity Guild
are planning on holding a rummage
| sale some time next week.
Fire this morning destroyed a
small barn owned by Nick Howard,
and located near his dwelling.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. l.. Hyde re-
turned yesterday from a short trip to
Minneapolis and other points.
E. Jacobsen, Of the state land de-
partment, is away to Lyman county,
on business for that department.
The fifth wheel to a wagon may be
supertiuous, but everyone is strong
for the spare tire on an automobile.
l.. A. Munson returned yesterday
from a business trip to points west of
the river, where he has banking in
terests.
Attorneys Karl Goldsmith and B.
S. Payne returned yesterday from
Highmore, where they attended some
court cases.
Senator Coe I. Crawford has been
at his home in Huron for about a
week and has sold his residence in
that city.
Mrs. S. C. Policy is in Deadwood,
whittier she went to attend the gen.
eral meeting of the federation of wo-
mems clubs.
The ladies of the Congregations
church gave a chicken pie supper al
the church parlors last evening, which
was quite we'll attended.
A three days Farmers Institute open
en- in this city this morning with a nun
Der of farmers here to attend, a ban
quet will be given at the Locke hotel
! Mrs. Catherine MCCULLOUGH of Chi
cago, will speak in this city Octobe,
25. Mrs. MCCULLOUGH, a noted lect
urer, is assisting the equal suffrag,
right.
o Business called Cbas. l.. Hyde ives
of the river today. He took a gul
: with him and it is a safe bet that h
will bring back an auto load o
ducks.
DR.. R. r. Tracy of the Nationa
u Bureau of Animal Industry, was il
the city last week from Bismarck
N. d., on business before the stat
10 live stock commission.
a The trouble with teaching eug enic
le in the schools that it'll be hard t
ID get anybody above the primary tina
y knows as much about those thins
as the kids do themselves.
Immigration Commissioner M
ne Caffree left Sunday for Waterloo, La
es where he goes with a state exhibit
re the Dairy Show. He intends goir
ne from there to Chicago, where he wi
attend the International Live Sto,
show.
At 8 meeting yesterday of the la
les of the Methodist church, the fl
be owing officers were elected for t
d. ansuing year: President, Mrs. Lytl
q. first vice-president, Mrs. Flora F,
Ter; second vice-president, Mrs. TIT
an; secretary, Mrs. Swartz and trea
rs urer. Mrs. Ramer.
Miss Marie Zacharias, who b
been employed at the Telephone T
m change for q number of years, b
resigned her position and expects
= leave for Wisconsin. Miss Zachari
has been a very faithful employ,
tie and will be missed by her ma
tut friends. Miss Helen O'Brien "
he take her place as operator.
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