Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1914-05-21
LOCAL NEWS

Born: To Mr.. and Mrs. E. R. Lewis
Monday, a daughter.
Mrs. Mike Michaelson was taken ia
the hospital yesterday.
Miss Mary Walton spent Sunday
with relatives at Huron.
Miss Muriel Eakin spent Sunday
with homefolks at Blunt.
Mrs. Milo Brown returned to her
home at Onida yesterday.
G. A. Butterfield of Winner, is
visiting with Pierre friends.
Attorney M. H. Quimby of Onida
was q Pierre visitor yesterday.
G. E. Ferguson of Ida Grove, Iowa.
was q Pierre visitor Saturday.
Joe Sunde has accepted a position
with the E. G. Lee Saddlery.
Gene Adams returned yesterday
from a trip to Centerville. Iowa.
l.. Osterkamp was up from Blunt
yesterday on business matters.
Miss Edith Anding spent Sunday
with Miss Ferol Steele at Harold.
Attorney Alvin Waggoner of Philip
passed Saturday in the Capital city.
Noah Newbanks left Saturday for
q visit at Sioux City and Kansas City.
Walter Smith returned yesterday
from q visit at Aberdeen and Column
bia.
Loring Gunderson underwent an
operation at the hospital the first OF
the week.
Walter Smith left Saturday for a
visit with relatives at Aberdeen and
Columbia.
Milo Brown and family of Onida,
spent Sunday in this city with rela-
tives.
Miss Kathleen Swartz entertained
her Sunday School class at a picnic
Saturday.
Ed. Sutton, nominee of the democratic
party for state senator, was in the city
on Saturday.
Seth Teesdale left Friday for Blunt,
where professional business awaited
his coming.
Born: To MI. and Mrs. Alec Nc.
Cannon, of Okobojo, at the hospital
May Is, a daughter.
Mrs. L. H. Schaaf and daughter of
Hastings, Neb., are guests at the l..
l.. Schaaf home.
B. B. Lawshe of Aberdeen, was
t%ransacting business matters in the
Capital city Saturday.
Some fine catches of fish are reported.
Tuesday evening a 21-pound catfish was
pulled from the river.
Mrs. E. A. Bierman left Saturday
for her home at Groton, after a visit
at the Emmett Cole home.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Anderson of
Huron, visited the first of the week
at the F. r. Moulton home.
Miss Mary Middleton returned Sat
urday from a visit with her sister,
Mrs. Fletcher Ivy, at Aberdeen.
DR.. H. NJ. Isenberg returned yes.
terday from WATERFOWL, where he
attended the Odd Fellow convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Mcknight left
Saturday by auto for Hurley, where
they will visit with relatives for a
few days.
H. K. Saunders returned from
Sioux Falls Saturday. Mr.. Saunders
expects to move to Sioux City in a
short time.
Pat Holland, who began early shak-
ing the patronage tree for postofice
fruit at Fort Pierre, has been appoint
ed to that position.
G. G. Fuller arrived the first of the
from Cakes, N. D., and will act as
train dispatcher during the absence
of the regular one.
Trout fishermen in the Black Hills
portion of the state are meeting with
splendid success. A string of thirty is
not an infrequent sight there.
Miss Pearl Miller returned Monday
from Harold, where she is been
teaching. Miss Mabel Hogan accom-.
panied her here on a visit.
w. 81. Smith, restauranteur, lie now
permanently located in Lewiston, Mon
tana. John Saffol intends to go that
hustling city Wednesday next.
Miss Eula McCord entertained q
few young ladies at her home Tues
day afternoon complimentary to Miss
Marguerite Borst, 8 bride of next
month.
Miss Margaret Linden, our county's
efficient superintendent of schools, came
in today from Blunt. She passed the
week visiting rural schools in the east
portion Of the county.
The Senior class play, cat the End
Of the Rainbow" presented At the
Grand T,,aadav Avnnine woo woi,