Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1914-06-25
Alfred Jaynes has gone out to Hi.
sega for an outing.

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VIM. Habel of Huron, spent Sun
day with Pierre friends.
Born: To Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Stearns, Sunday. a daughter.
Miss Iva Baker returned Sunday
from a visit at Mitchell.
Chas. Schooner of Miller, passed
Saturday in the Capital city.
VIM. J. Mundt went up to Seneca
Monday on a short business trip.
Two cases of anthrax are reported,
n near Harold aud one at Mitchell.
Phil Bucheim and Andrew Schell.
base were up from Highmore Satur-
day.
Mrs. LILO Haswell returned Monday
from a visit with relatives at Beres-
ford.
Robert Nipple anfi Dwaine McCord
left Monday for Hisega, for an out
ing.
Chas. l.. Hyde and son, Franklin,
returned Monday from Minnesota
points.
Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Goldsmith have
moved into their residence on Pros
pect ave.
Mrs. F. L. Cooley and daughter,
went out to Rapid City Monday for a
visit.
Carroll Mccoy is home from st,
Paul, where he has been attending a
law school.
Mrs. G. H. Leggett left Saturday
for Beresfcrd, where she will make
her home.
Ara Wallace arrived Saturday from
Perkins county, for a visit with
Pierre friends.
j. l.. Brown of Woonsocket, was in
the city yesterday transacting bust
ness matters.
Hail insurance.! If interested call on
or write VIM. C. Notmeyer, Pierre, S.
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Miss Dorliska Crandall returned
Friday from Trent, where she has
been teaching.
T. j. Dunn was up from Miller
Monday on business with the First
National Life.
Miss Margaret Lockhart left Mon
day for Aberdeen to attend the we'd
ding of a brother.
Mrs. N. P. johnson left Friday for
her home at White, after a visit at
the Lockhart home.
Frank Rozelle returned Monday
from a trip to Aberdeen and other
points over the state.
I'll. V. Smith, accompanied by a
niece, departed Monday for a visit OF
some time at Milan, Kansas.
Miss Mary Nichols arrived Mon
day from Lead, for a visit with her
sister, Miss Lois Nichols.
Attorney Byron S. Payne returned
Monday from Ohio points. where he
had been on legal matters.
Mrs. B. A. Cummins and Miss
Aline, left Monday for st. Paul and
other points on an extended visit.
Judge E. G. Smith returned Mon
day from Iowa City, Ia, where he
attended the reunion of his law class.
Mrs. II. A. Anding and daughters,
and Miss Elsie Anding of Winona,
Mind, left Monday for a stay at Hi
sega.
Miss Jean Mallery returned the
first of the week from Plankinton,
where she has been teaching the past
year.
F. G. Boucher was released from
the hospital Monday and left for his
home at Gregory, accompanied by
his brother.
Drs. c. M. HOLSTER and A. H.
9oEngs attended a meeting of the
Fourth District Medical Society held
at Highmore Friday.
Miss Gretchen Welch left Monday
for Seattle, Wash, for a visit with
relatives. Her mother accompanied
her as far as Jamestown.
Quite a crowd of Pierre people at
tended the barn dance at the Hurl-
but place Friday evening. A good
time was seemed to have been had by
all.
w. D.. Nelson of this city, was Sc
lected lead auditor of the Modern
Woodmen Of America at their meet.
ing in Toledo last week by a vote of
over two to one. This is the first ma
tional Office South Dakota has ever
been given, and, as if to make up for
lost time, Mr.. Nelson was made head
of the national board of seven audi
tors who have jurisdiction over all
the lodges in the country, making
him n of the high men in the camp.
Another county seat contest is
promised for Lyman county at the