Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1914-01-08
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to Huron Tuesday.
Attorney General johnson left
Monday for St. Louis.
w. R. Porter returned Tuesday
from a visit at Tyndall.
G. A. Mabbott of Aberdeen is in
the city on insurance business.
Mrs. Delta Fox went to Huron
Monday for a visit with a sister.
w. l.. Montgomery of Sioux City,
was a Pierre visitor yesterday.
J.J. Wilson of the Van Dusen Ele-
vators, came up from Huron Monday.
Miss Fife Dawson returned Mon
day from a visit at her home at Mil
Ter.
John S. Wells and family of Crow
Greek, were capital city visitors Tues
day.
Carroll Mccoy left yesterday for
st. Paul, where he is attending a law
school.
Mr.. and Mrs. lilo Haswell went to
Seneca yesterday for a visit with rela-
tives.
Mrs. Glen Martens was hostess to
the Birthday club yesterday after
noon.
~ IL Tnrnu q f0rpon~ Efn~~n ranS
dent was in the city Monday from
Lead.
o. X. Whitney, attorney, of Philip,
was in the city Tuesday on business
matters.
C. l.. Mellette of Fort Pierre, left
Monday for on a business trip to
Sioux Falls.
Geo. Baker left yesterday for his
home at Britton, after a visit at the
Steiner home.
Wallace Burden of the Howard
Press, vas renewing acquaintance
here Monday.
Dennis O'Leary of the Sioux City
Tribune, was a Pierre visitor Mon
day and Tuesday.
o. S. Basford returned to his home
at Redfield yesterday, after a several
days. stay in Pierre.
John Wilcox came over from Onida
Tuesday for a visit with his daughter,
Mrs M. j. Lynott.
Mrs. Belle Babcock left Tuesday
for Red Oak, Ia, for a visit at the
D. C. Coppage home.
Clarence Cosens left yesterday for
his home at Carroll, Iowa, after q
visit with friends here.
Misses Elsie Olson and Viola Pin
ny of Fit. Pierre, have enrolled at the
Pierre Business University.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Longstaff ar
rived home yesterday from a two
weeks visit in Minneapolis.
Miss Pearl Hunklns arrived hons
Sunday from Minneapolis. where she
spent several days with friends.
G. G. Lawrence, state superintend.
ent, left yesterday for Brookings and
Sisseton on educational business.
Miss Eva Devine was given a mis-
cellaneous shower at the home of
Miss Marie Smith Saturday evening
Miss Margaret Linden, county sup
erintendent, is visiting schools in the
eastern part of the county this week.
Mrs. Carl Peterson of Rec Heights
was in the city Tuesday visiting witt
her son, who is a patient at the hos
pital.
Miss Margaret Campbell and How
ard Harvey, students at the State
Agricultural college, left Sunday fol
Brookings.
, Seth Bullock, U. S. marshal. lef
Tuesday on a business trip to Siou1
, Falls before going to his home il
Deadwood.
Judge E. G. Smith Of the Supreme
court, arrived home Sunday from
Sioux City, where he attended 8
family reunion.
Newell Cutting and bride, former
ly, Miss Rose Sylvia, of Fort Pierre
left Saturday for st. Paul, wher
they will make their home.
Louis Haaland, who has been EN-
ployed at the Reed Jewelry store TO
several months, left today for Omaha
where he will take an advanced optics
: course.
A. G. Latta and John Feeney Q
Harold and Geo. Coats of Cannin
were in the city yesterday to atten'
the democratic convention for tn
nomination Of county officers.
A big Patriotic dance will be give,
at the Auditorium on the evening o
February IL. The committee on al
rangemints are c. I. Ralston, T. E
Cassill, Homer Partridge, H. M. Reed