Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1914-09-03
Attorney G. W. Case of watertown

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matters.
E. Mercer was up from Blunt yes
terday attending to some business
matters.
John Shanks, K. Howard and E.
Windt, of Parker, were Pierre visi-
tors Friday.
f. j. McGan of Albion, Nebr., has
accepted a position at the Stoyer
Shoe shop.
Chas- l.. Hyde returned yesterday
from a business trip to Duluth, Mimi.
and other points.
Mrs. j. r. McKelvey left last week
for Hedrick, Iowa, owing to the i'll
ness of her mother.
G. h. Rowe left yesterday for
Texas, where he will spend some
time with a daughter.
David Fitzgerald of MoenYille, was
instantly killed by lightning near his
home Saturday evening.
Mrs. Mason Samco returned Mon
day to her home at Canning, after a
visit at the Borst home.
Henry Frawley of Deadwood, was
in the city yesterday on business be-
fore the Supreme court.
Arthur Livingstone was over from
Onida yesterday visiting with his
brother, G. M. Livingstone.
Mrs. j. w. Nickerson, mother of
DR.. I%senberg, departed Friday for
her home at Marshailtown, La.
Miss Mabel Fry has returned to
her home at Mitchell, after a visit
with her friend, Miss Elva Hartley.
George Boyd of Lacy. vas brought
to the hospital last week, suffering
from burns received from an explo-
sion.
Mrs. II. &. Smith and daughters,
Misses Bernice and Katharine, re-
turned Saturday from a visit in Wis
consin.
j. w. McEwen, who has had charge
of some contract work at thu Indian
school, left yesterday for Valentine,
Nebr.
Harry Lumley has rented a suite of
rooms in the Pierre street block, and
will move his family in from the
ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Hanon return
ed Friday from Sibley, Iowa, where
they attended the funeral of Fred
Hanon.
The Dickens club picnic was held
at the Enoe home Friday afternoon.
Those present report a most enjoy.
able time.
S. A. Ramsey and G. j. Hinckley
of Woonsocket, were in the city yes
terday on business before the Su-
preme court.
George Erickson entertained a few
Of his friends at his home Friday af-
ternoon to help him celebrate his
thirteenth birthday.
G.. w. Farnsworth of Pittsburg,
Pa, who accompanied the remains of
Donald Rose to this city, returned
yesterday to his home.
HI. M. Derr, state engineer, return
ed Friday from Minneapolis, where
he went to see his wife who was quite
i'll, but is reported better.
Claude Human, a conductor run
ming in here for many years, died at
Rochester, Mimi. last week. The
funeral was held at Redfield Monday.
Misses Marie Stablien, and Elsie
Schmidt with Leo Buchanan left Fri.
day for Gettysburg, from which place
they go by auto to Selby, where they
will visit.
Mrs. John Hirning and son left
Monday for Faulkton, where they
will make their future home. Mr..
Hirning having left Saturday with
the household goods.
Michael Hamm, who has charge of
2 flock of $1,000 sheep which he is
pasturipg in the western part of
Trip county, reports that this years
wood clip from the flock amounted to
s12, 900.
The funeral services of A. P. o.
good, were held at the family home
Sunday afternoon, conducted by Rev.
W. A. Wilkinson. The remains were
shipped 70 Independence, Iowa, for
burial.
Joseph Pitlick, a farmer living near
Pierre. is searching for a tall man to
husk ORR Pitlick is exhibiting corn
stalks which are from 10 to IL feet in
length. The ear measure from 70 to
IA inches in length.
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