Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1914-08-13
DR.. HOLSTER was = Blunt visitor

Tuesday.
r. A. Platts left today for a short
trip to Washington.
e. E. Halves, dispatcher of trains,
was in Huron Monday.
Floyd Lawler of Huron, spent sun
day here with Pierre friends.
James Tomlinson spent Sunday
with his family at Huron.
Rev. F. j. Freasider of Wakonda,
IS here today on church work.
Ben Wiseman is spending a few
days with homefolks near Hayes.
Miss Ida Anding entertained a few
friends at her home last evening.
Judge J.F. Hughes left today for
%Faulkton on a short business trip.
ii. I. and j. M. Ellis of Canton,
are here today ok business matters.
Ernest and Richard Stephens re-
turned Sunday from a visit at Hise.
ga.
Deputy State Auditor Murphy went
to Brookings this morning for a short
visit.
Marvin Young, who underwent an
operation recently, has returned home
at Midland.
H. H. stuil of Okobojo, was
brought to the hospital TODAY for
treatment.
Misses Florence and Clara Turner
of %Faulkton, are guests at the Gov.
Byrne home.
B. F. Magness came up from St.
Lawrence this morning on some bus
mess matters.
Misses Laurena and ANGELA Span
Ter returned Friday from a visit at
P%rimghar, Ia.
Pete Josclyn of near Fort Pierre,
underwent an operation at the hospi-
tai yesterday.
MI. und Mrs. Leo Kantowski re-
turned Friday from a several weeks
stay in the Hills.
Miss Maud Williams returned this
morning from a visit with a sister at
Rochester, MINI.
Mrs. Frank Sutherland and son, ar
rived Friday from Chicago for a visit
at the Travis home.
Mrs. Anna Wood arrived Friday
from Chicago for a visit with her
cousin, Mrs. G. W. Spargur.
Mrs J., R. Morrison is entertaining
a few friends at her home on High
land avenue this afternoon.
Miss Myrtle johnson returned to.
day to her home at Huron, after q
visit with Miss Helen Jacobsen.
j. w. Turner and c.. e. Clancy
prominent business men of Spring.
field, are Capital city visitors today
Marvin Hurlbut and Miss Winnie
Leach. were united in marriage by
Rev. W. A. Wilkinson the first of the
week.
Chas. and Harry Nichols, I. More
land and w. q. Odds are here today
from Leyersville, Ia, on a business
visit,
MI. and Mrs. F. G. O'Brien left to.
today for their home in Minneapolis
after a visit at the w. s. O,Brier
home here.
Dick Purcell returned YESTERDAY
from Lebanon and other PONIES
where he had been in the interests o,
the f. N. l.. Co.
!. Governor Byrne has granted a par
{ don to Robt. Roberts of Dewey coun
! ty, sent to the penitentiary on
grand larceny charge.
{ The Nashville Students gave
splendid show at the Grand last night
The %renderation of the musical pro
gram "a nothing short of a treat.
Miss M. Grogan, sister of Mrs. E
| 3. Budde, arrived yesterday fren
Peoria, III, She anne to purchase
. tract of land, southwest of For
Pierre.
Governor Byrne has granted ex
f tradition papers for Clarence Kent
$ who is wanted at Cadillac, Mich. o.
a charge of wife desertion. Kent i
t being held at Salem.
: Miss Loretta Burns returned yes
terday from q visit at Watartowr
She was accompanied home by Mrs
George Swoboda, who will visit a
the Burns home.
Coal is beginning to exhibit wha
: the market reporters would call q
upward tendency. The reason give
being that the coal men desire t
]. stimulate buying in dull times. A
. If timaa could aver hA raallv dnll IN,