Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1914-04-16
j. c. Higgins and daughters are in
the city from Blunt.


the city from Blunt.
Frank Bedding has accepted a posi-
ton with the Gas Belt Garage.
M. M. Knapp of E%stherville, Iowa,
passed Tuesday in the Capital city.
Jas. Holm returned today from a
trip to the eastern part of the state.
Miss Florence Bohri of Clark. is
the guest of Pierre friends this week.
MI. and Mrs. Paul Brennan of AL
len, were Capital city visitors Tues
day.
Mrs. Ed. Odemark left Monday for
Howard, where she will visit with
relatives.
Lyle Branch went to Agar Tuesday
where he attended the wedding of
his brother.
Rev. Emil Mueller is here from
Big Stone spending a few days with
his family.
Miss Henrietta Natter retu rned
Monday from a visit with a sister at
DeSmet.
o. E. Helgerson, E. Downing and
Jack Foley of Presho, were Pierre
visitors Tuesday.
Karl Graf of Canning, spent a few
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friends here.
Attorney w. E. Benedict of Belle
Fourche, was in the city Tuesday on
legal matters.
DR.. Tweedle returned the first of
the week from Chicago and other
points east.
Clerk r. G. Craige of Cheyenne
Agency, was in the city Tuesday on
business matters.
W. P. Seguin of Aberdeen, was ia
the city Tuesday in the interests of
the f. N. l.. Co.
O. X. Stablein, insurance commits
s%ioner, went to DesMoines Monday on
business matters.
Harold Rose entertained his Sun
day school class of boys at his home
Saturday evening.
Miss Margaret Duthie came up from
Miller Monday and is assisting on
| fbo " M ipirr Ioo,l
Governor Byrne returned Tuesday
from Denver, where he attended the
irrigation conference.
The dance given Monday evening
by st. M%argaret's Guild report a good
crowd and good time.
w. l.. Walker, brother of H. N.
Walker, arrived today from Council
Bluffs on a business visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Howard and Ray
Howard of Huron spent Sunday at
the N. E. Howard home here.
E. Jacobsen, of the state land de-
partment, is away this week to Hard
ing county on official business.
Mayor F. H. Rugg and Harry
Wentzy of Rapid City, were transact
ing business matters here Tuesday.
Miss Dorothy Hyde and Chas. L.
Hyde, Jr., leave tomorrow for their
schools at Forrest City and Chicago.
Mrs. Ada Latta and mother return.
ed Monday from Harold, where they
have been since the funeral of Mr..
Latta.
w. L. McNeal of St. Paul, has pur.
chased an interest in the Capital
Store and on May 1st will take over
the management.
Miss Lulu Clawson has resigned
her position at the telephone office
and leaves tomorrow for her home.
stead neal Newell.
Chas. L. Hyde left today for a short
business trip to Sioux City, accom-
panied by his brother, Frank Hyde OF
Winnipeg, Canada.
VIM, j. Mundt, G. B. Billinghurst
John Sutherland and Chas. E. De
Land arrived home today from Nit
chell, where they attended the Bull
Moose convention.
We want farm loans. Our rates ar,
over than you can get elsewhere. Drol
In and see us before you make you
loan.-Pierre Banking & Trust Co. t
The Capital City Band will Civ,
one of their popular dances at tb'
auditorium Tuesday night. The pro
ceeds will go toward repairing tn,
band instrumental. You should turl
out and give the boys your support.
The members of Trinity Episcopa
church held a meeting Monday eve
ming. The following officers wer,
elected: Senior warden, DIR. G. M
Hollister; Junior warden, Judge j
H. Gates; members of the Vestry
C. H. Burke, P. +. Mcclure and H
R. Horner. Delegates to state con