Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1914-09-10
LOCAL NEWS

10th as Souvenir day.
A son wal born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Harvey Stone, Monday
Harry Stephenson of Lacy, was a
Capital city visitor Saturday.
Jack Gates was in from DeGrey
Saturday on business matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tore Tiegen of Sioux
Falls, were visitors in the city Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Farmer are
visiting with relatives at Lake Pres
ton.
Ralph Evenson left Tuesday for q
three weeks visit with homefolks at
Volga.
j. E. Mather of Watertown, was
t%ransactlng business matters here
Tuesday.
A. H. AFFORD left Tuesday for a
two weeks visit with relatives in
Nebraska.
Miss Emma Beckwith left Sunday
for Webster, where she is engaged
as teacher.
MI. and Mrs. Walter Flanagan re-
turned Sunday from their wedding
trip east.
VIM. Smiley was in the city Friday
from Midland.
Mrs. A. b. Nelson left Tuesday for
q three weeks visit with relatives in
Minneapolis.
Clifford Hanon of Slbley, Ia, is
visiting here with his brother, Char
les and family.
Arthur Ch%ristianson was here from
Bancroft over Sunday, visiting with
Pierre friends.
Mrs. Jas. Mckay returned Sunday
from a months visit in Lacrosse and
Sioux Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Johnson arriv-
ed the first of the week from Inde-
pendence, la.
G. G. Lawrence left Sunday for
Canton, where he will be principal of
the city schools.
Walter Travis departed Saturday
for Yankton, where he will attend
college this year.
Mrs. Marian White and Miss Doro-
thea are here from Hisega, visiting
with piorra frianda
Misses Lucille and Hortense Petit
john of Harold, are attending the
Pierre schools this year.
Mrs. Jas. Cox and children anG
Miss Helen, returned Sunday from
an extended stay at Wasta.
Walter Rippenberger returned Tues
day to his home at Elgin. H., after
docking after property interests.
Mrs. I. Morgan returned Friday tc
her home at DeSmet. after a week.
visit at the G. II. Anderson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. McEwen o
Lane, are visiting here with the form
er's parents, j. f. McEwen and wife
Attorneys Robert Barton, Georg,
Williams and Ben Woods, were II
the city Saturday on business before
the supreme court.
B. A. Cummins, Ed. W%anbaugh, A
Hildebrandt, and Joe Stellow left yes
'terday for Arlington, where they g
on q hunting trip.
Monday Pierre and Stanley count,
crossed bats on the local diamond, ii
which the Stanley county boys woI
10y q score of 8 to A.
Timothy Corcoran of Flandreau wa
in Pierre on Saturday. Mr.. Corcoran
it is said, is the only Confederate soldie
residing in South Dakota.
The Rousch brothers, owner of a farr
near Gettysburg, have just complete
threshing of a large field of oats whic
averaged so bushels per acre.
Loring E. Gunderson, of this city
has been appointed one OF the candl
dates for admission to the Unite
States military academy in 1915.
Mrs. j. H. Gates and daughter
Miss Beatrice, went to Sioux Fall
the first of the week, whore Mis-
Beatrice will attend All Saints schoo
Sioux City News, 8: Daniel l
Kelley, of Pierre, S. D., spent Nor
day in Sioux City with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. C. G. Kelley. enroute t
Chicago.
Railway Commissioners Robinso,
and Smith, with Attorney Daughert
and d. L. Kelley. the rate man, LEI
Sunday for Chicago, on matters i
connection with tho board.
Again the enrolment in the Pierr
public schools which opened Monda