Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1914-11-26
L. q. Kenely of Deadwood, spen
Sunday in Pierre.

MISS Anna Whiting entertained the
Dickens club Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. FL. p. Knox of Lutte
Bend, spent Sunday in the city.
Miss Agnes Smith is visiting at the
Judge Elliott home in Sioux Falls.
W. z. Shoun came in from Manila
Tuesday on a short business visit.
The Call of The Cumberlands"
will appear at the Grand Saturday
Miss Nora Sutton of Wall Lake,
was a Capital city visitor over
Sunday.
Miss Rose Thorne of Capa, under
went an operation at the hospital
E. C.. Holmes arrived last week
from st. Paul for a visit with rela-
tives here.
Roy Pope has taken charge of the
bank at Bancroft for the state bank
ing department.
G. G. Caldwell, attorney general
elect. came in Monday from his
home in Howard.
Attorney Philo Hall was in the city
Saturday from Brookings looking
after legal business.
R. }. Dougherty and Chas. Dalton
of Onida, spent Sunday in the city.
the guests of friends.
Peter Norbeck of Redteld, was in
Pierre Monday on a combined bust
ness and pleasure trip.
r.. G. Johnson, attorney general,
was in the city Monday from Aber-
deem on atficial business.
Miss Beatrice Holmes arrived home
Saturday from a several months
visit with q sister in Nebraska.
j. f. Olander of the Capital supply
company, left last week for Wyom-
ing in the interest of his company.
Frank Cock, secretary of the state
live stock board, is spending a few
DAYS at his home at Belle Fourche.
l.. E. Gaffy, president of the First
N%antional Life, returned Monday
from a business trip to North Dako-
ia.
Fred Mueller, chief clerk in the
state insurance department, is spend
ing several days in Iowa and Nebras-
ka points.
j. NJ. Thelan arrived the fore part
of the week from Sioux Falls and has
accepted a position at the Arkell &
Boehme barber shop.
Mrs. j. l.. Pyle, president of the
South Dakota Equal Franchise
league, arrived from Huron Sunday
on a short business visit.
Paul D. Kelleter of Deadwood,
forest supervisor of the Black Hills
reserve, was in the city over Sunday
disposiug of official business.
DR.. G.. NJ. HOLSTER returned the
fore part of the week from a visit
with his daughter, Miss Regina, at
Milwaukee Downer college.
Boyd Bierman of the railroad COM
mission department., who has been ill
at the Emmett Cole home, has gone to
-. l--,, ~ CrofNn for q ohnrf uici}
Geo. Ravens, who at u time was
connected with the Moore store, has
arrived from Watertown and is again
in the employment of that establish
ment.
Clara Strohmeier, socialist candi-
date for superintendent of instruc-
tion has filed her expense account
with the secretary of state showing
her campaign cost her $1.0O.
H. G. Smith returned Saturday
from Columbia, where he was called
last week by the illness of his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Della Nelson. Mrs. Smith
remained there with her daughter.
A large crowd of young people
went out to the Fielder school house
Friday evening. where they attended
a school entertainment and basket
social, which was followed by a dance
at the Fred Edwards ranch.
The bazaar given by the ladies of
the Methodist church Friday was a
success in every particular. Many
articles suitable for Christmas gifts
were on display and disposed of.
The proceeds am ounted to about 500.
Articles of incorporation have been
filed for the Camille Investment Co.
of Sioux Falls with a capital of $780,
900. Incorporators: FL. G. Camille,
Louis Camille and A. A. Camille all
of Sioux Falls. The Union Savings
association OF Sioux Falls has secur-
ed a 20 year extension Of it's charter.
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