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

A. L. Hegglund returned Monday
from a trip to Chicago.
F. R. VanSlyke went to Madison
Friday on q business trip.
Miss Helen Smith of Rapid City,
spent Sunday here with the DeVine
family.
Miss Carrie Grenard has accepted
a position with the Hegglnnd Music
store.
Mrs. Rawley of Huron, spent Sun
day here with her daughter, Miss
Minnie.
DIR. j.. j. Mertons was down from
Gettysburg Tuesday on professional
business.
Miss Marguerite LockharJ has re-
turned from a visit at Sioux Falls
and Omaha.
NJ. P. Goodner arrived Sunday from
Seattle. Wash, for q visit At the
Burke home.
p. j. Coffey, Internal Revenue Col
lector of Aberdeen, is in the Capital
city today.
Mrs. VIM. Merrill of Forest City,
underwent an operation at the hospi-
tai Tuesday.
W. r. Turvey of Now Richmond,
Ind, was q visitor in the Capital
city Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. B. Wadleigh re-
turned Friday from a visit at Gin
ton, Iowa.
Attorney II. G. Fuller spent the
first of the week at Highmore on
legal matters.
A. j. Stoner of Highmore, was in
the city Tuesday t%rsnsacting bust
ness matters.
George Besendorfer returned Tues
day from q visit with homefoiks at
Keister, MINI.
MI. and Mrs. Henry Karcher left
Monday for Davenport, Iowa, for a
few days stay.
J.. T.. Smith of Yankton, arrived
in the city Tuesday on business with
the First National Life.
Kenneth Natter returned Monday
from points in Iowa, and went out tc
his home near Okobojo.
Miss Henrietta Natter entertained
the members of the Queen Esthel
Society Monday evening.
During the month of September 62s
cans of cream were shipped from
Faith, with a value of S 5,024.
Frank Meyers returned Monday t,
his homo at Miller, after q visit wit
his daughter, Mrs. E. F. Clifford.
Misses Malitta and Bertha Brand
huber entertained the Kings Daugh
tiers at their home Tuesday evening
The City Commission have give
the use of the auditorium to tn
Poultry Association during the wee
of Jan. 10th.
Robert McMackin arrived Sunda
from Salt Lake City. Utah, owing t
tho death of his mother at Shilot
last week.
Misses Minnie and Florence Pa
rick of Chicago, arrived Friday for
visit with their cousin, G. H. Patric
of East Pierre.
The prairie chicken season close
last Saturday. If there are any lef
overs in the ice box, it will be be
to put them out of sight.
Rev. F. j. McCaffree left Frids
for bis home at Scottsbluff, Nebl
after a visit with his son. Immigr
ton Commissioner McCaffree.
DR.. Il. X. Warren of Yankton, ga
an address at the Congregation
church Sunday morning, using as b
subject, ''Christian Education"
Mrs. Carl Ralston returned Mo
day from a visit at Mitchell. She "
accompanied home by MI. RaIstor
mother of Albion, Ia, who will vii
here.
Mrs. A. Il. AFFORD and lit
daughter arrived Tuesday from \
braska, where they have been Wis
ing relatives.
j. R. Mcknight returned Tuesd
from Junction City, Kansas.
was accompanied homo by his wi
who had been visiting with relatiy
At Hurley.
c. j. Collister and wife,
Spencer, Iowa, wsresin the city t
first of the week, renewing old
quaintances. Mr.. Collister was
Gated here in the early days.
Tom Taubman, United States mi
shall, left FRIDAY for Sioux Falls, tt
ing three Indians to the penitentia