Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1914-10-01
j. T. Smith arrived today from

Mrs. Will Eckert of Blunt, spent
Friday in this city. |,
Floyd Schilling spent Sunday with
his folks at Highmore.
Mr.. and Mrs, w. w. Waite are in
the city today from Blunt.
Lyle Branch is spending the week
with his folks at Mitchell.
Miss Marion Ihli opened a term of
school in the Fielder district Mon
day.
Mrs. A. B. Nelson returned today
from a two weeks visit in Minne-
apolis.
Miss Eula McCord went down to
Miller today for a visit with friends
there.
Will Stablein departed Friday for
Montana, having spent a few days in
the city.
Ben S. Brown is viewing the sights
to be seen abont the Corn Palace festi-
val in Mitchell.
The county board of commissioners
meet next Tuesday in regular session.
Prepare that bill.
Alfred Erickson returned Friday
from Minnesota points, where he
spent the summer.
j. f. McEwen, state bank exarnin-
CT, is in Aberdeen today attending
TO business matters.
Miss Meiitta Brandhuber left this
morning for Mitchell, where she will
spend a few days.
Chas. E. DeLand is having a new
roof put upon his business house locat-
ed on Dakota avenue
Mary E. Bangs and j. FL. Donehow-
err, formerly of this city, were mar
ried at Mitchell, Sept. 30th.
The state railway commission will
hold hearings at Wall on October IL,
and at Vivian October 16.
Miss Grace Snow of Sioux Falls will
, give dancing lessons during the month
of October at the Woodman hall.
Mrs. E. w. Smith of Highmore, and
: Mrs. Seymour and children of IIet,
land, are visiting with Mrs. Downer.
Mrs. E. C. Loerin and MT. and
Mrs. Wilson left yesterday for their
homes at Plankinton, after a visit al
the Dexheimer home.
4 The local democrats have leased the
y room at corner of Pierre street anc
Sioux avenue, and have opened politi.
cal headquarters therein.
e M. r, Cowell was here this week tt
y purchase horses for shipment. He ex
g poets to make a big shipment from
Pierre on October II.
8 S. j. Wood threshed his alfalfa seeG
crop, near the town of Capa on Mon
It day of last week. He reports having
threshed 80 bushels of choice seed.
Railway Commissioner Smith will
q Attorney P. w. Daugherty, and Mis-
Wilson, stenogragher. went to Rapi,
City this morning on some telephon
hearing.
The Misses Josephine Heitzelman
j. Clara Kantowski, Clarice D%ispennet
:, and Lucille Cooley entertained eigh
teen friends at the Heitzelman HON
Friday evening.
n Mr.. and Mrs. M. R. Cowell depar,
ed yesterday for Choteau, Montana
Mr.. Cowell went to that place t
look over a train load of horses, no
"A in the yards at that place.
b. John E. Kelley left yesterday fc
Mitchell, the annual meeting of tt
Farmers Co. Operative association
ut being held. Mr.. Kelley is a member
TX the board of directors thereof.
Attorney House, located in Chan
r. berlain, was in Pierre yesterday G
es professional business. He was a
y. companied to this city by R. H. Du.
no bar, publisher of the Chamberla
an Register.
in Mesdames Frances Olson, OF S
zee Paul, Supervisor Chief of Homo
RS Elizabeth Album of Sioux Cit
he Supervisor Recorder of the Degree
Honor, with home Office at Sioux CT
lid were in the city yesterday on matte
rst before the Insurance Department.
lat James D. Reeves, aged Sc, for til
it ty years publisher of the Groton ]
De- dependent, and for thirty three yes
at engaged in the newspaper business
Brown county, dropped dead on t
street in Groton Tuesday morning
10 O'Clock. Mr.. Reeves was the ia
of er of Jay and Jack Reeves, forme,
ZEN Of this city.
ax- On account of the meeting of I
an National Bar association early in {