Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1914-02-05
LOCAL NEWS

Tuesday from Wagner.
Miss Loretta Burns has accepted q
clerkship ut tho Leader.
Business called E. A. Platts to
Huron the first of the week.
Miss Olive Collins of Miller, visit.
ed with friends here owe Sunday.
Ray Howard went to Huron Satur.
day after . several days visit here.
j.. G. Thompson came in from OF.
tumwa yesterday for medical treat.
ment.
The "Shepherd of the Hills" will
appear at the Grand Monday eve.
ming.
DR.. NJ. o. Erickson arrived Tuesday
from Kalispell, Mont, for q Aisit with
friends.
The Dickens club was entertained
Monday evening by Mr.. and Mrs. E,
Jacobsen.
N. H. Hanson Of the state land de.
partment left yesterday for Newell or
official business.
Read the platform of R. o. Rich.
ards for Governor. 1t explains taxa.
Observation-Disclosures. 37,t
Mr.. and Mrs. G. N. Herfied arrived
Tuesday from Aberdeen and are visit.
;nr Nth fr;nndo hor~
j. M. Robb came in from Buffalo
Gap Saturday on q combined bust.
ness and pleasure trip.
The 3-year-old child of w. E. Cal
hoon, has been i'll a couple of days,
caused from eating putty.
Bruce Campbell returned yester.
day from Brookings, whore he visit.
ed his sister, Miss Margaret
Mrs. E. L. Barribeau left yesterday
for Aledo, ILL.,, whore she will spend
several weeks with home folks.
The kindergarten pupils were en-
tertained Friday afternoon at the
homo Of Miss Kathleen Swartz.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. S. Fisher left Tues
day for Allison, Iowa, called there by
the illness of the formers brother.
The monthly Sunday school social
of the Methodist church was held
last evening at the church parlors.
You should remember the Mask
ball to be given by Hook and Ladder
Co, No. 2 at the Auditorium Feb. 13,
Mrs. Louise Denton, daughter of j,
G. Williams. is preparing to open up q
millinery store in the St. Charles
block.
Seth Bullock, u. S. Marshal, pass.
cd through Pierre on Saturday night.
He was enroute to his homo at Dead.
wood.
Miss Bess Morton, who has beer
connected with the telephone office
here for several years, has resigned
her position.
Mrs. Ralph Longstaff entertained
at her homo this afternoon, compli
meptary to Miss Ethel Eckles, q bride
Of this month.
Mrs. F. P. Carlyle arrived home
Saturday from Rochester, Mimi,
where she submitted to ar operation
several days ago.
G. T. Olson of Inwood, Iowa, wal
in Pierre Saturday looking over the
country with . view of investing in
Hughes county real estate.
The Boellhoff & Billings meal
market at Blunt, was destroyed by
fire last week, the loss being estimat
ed 1t 81, 500; insurance $3050.
Hon. Frank McNulty, candidate TO!
congress for the End district, arrived
Tuesday from Aberdeen to look afte.
matters before the supreme court.
Mrs. E. g. Lee was given . surprise
1T her homo Saturday afternoon b!
the ladies of tho Catholic church
Mrs. Lee was presented with q beau
tlful set of china.
MI. and Mrs. F. e. Hits entertain
ed = company of friends 1T thei
home last evening, the occasion be
ing the birthday anniversaries o
Mrs. Hits AID G. G. Bennett.
The Teachers Reading circle met a
the high school Saturday with . goo,
attendance. The topic for discus
sion WAS child study, which was fol
lowed BY . talk by DR.. Jones Of tn
State University.
The Lutheran Ladies Aid societ,
last week elected the following off
GERS for the year: President, Mrs OF
Englund; vics-president, Mrs. Gi
Erickson; secretary. Mrs. Jas. Pur
cell; treasurer. Mrs. Guy Kelly, an,
Mrs. Linstad, deaconess.
Mike Kemler, proprietor Of the rem
dering works west Of Aberdeen. In
confessed to the poisoning Of fftee
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