Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1914-07-30
Miss Helen Cox returned Monday

Miss Millie Howard is visiting with
relatives at Huron.
j. B. Bassire of Agar. was a Capt.
tai city visitor yesterday.
j. j. Jackley has returned from a
two weeks stay in Iowa.
MIR. and Mrs. Byron Sharp were in
from Cedar Fork yesterday.
John Longstaff and son, Ralph.
were up from Huron Monday.
Undertaken Frank Hardy left Mon
day on a business trip to Omaha.
Misses Edith Anding and Marjorie
starkey returned Monday from Hi
sega.
Miss Isabel Benton of Fielder, I'M
derwent an operation at the hospital
Monday.
Mrs. James Dever of Sioux City.
la, is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Ed. Trice.
Miss Katherine Willoughby of Min
neapolis, is visiting at the H. C.
Quackenbush home.
G. L. Dorothy and daughter of
Philip, are spending the week at the
home of E. F. Dorothy.
G. Scheible returned Monday to
his home at Watertown, after a few
days visit with Pierre friends.
Miss Martha Rosenberg and moth
er, returned Monday from a visit
with relatives at Peoria, Ill.
Rev. Father Harrington returned
Friday from a stay at Hot Springs,
where he had been for rheumatism.
Miss Margaret Duthie of Miller,
and Mrs. Daisy Carr of Flandreau,
are assisting on the State Examining
Board.
Miss Anna Hollister arrived Mon
day from Devils Lake, N. D., and
will assist on the State Examining
Board.
Mrs. Mary Cummings departed yes
terday for her home at Bennington,
VT, after a visit with her son, B. A.
Cummins.
Master Edwin Dyke returned to
his home at Huron Sunday, having
spent several days at the McNamee
home here.
Undertaken Dotson was called to
Sully county Monday, to prepare the
remains of a Mrs. Joyner, for ship.
ment to Dubuque, la.
Mort Adams, Gene Adams, B. S
Payne and e. F. Swartz, are attend.
ing the Tennis Tournament at Aber
deem, during this week.
Undertaken Ruble went to Midland
Tuesday to take charge of the re
mains of a young man named Ingalls,
who was drowned at that place.
The negro who killed a brakeman a,
Scotland has confessed to the murder.
The laws of South Dakota permit the
death penalty, when pronounced by {
jury.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. n. Fisher and son,
left Monday for their home in Min.
neapolis, after a visit at the Kramer
home. They we're accompanied BIZ
Mrs. Ramer.
immigration Commissioner Chas
McCaffree left Monday for Arlington
where he will join the Meridian
Highway party on a trip across the
state on the way from Texas to Win.
nipeg.
Tuesday evening at the Lutheran
parsonage a number of friends OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Kasberg assembled te
celebrate their wedding anniversary
also Mr.. Kasberg's birthday.
Spearfsh Mail, 20: G.. K. Sellers
private secretary to Governor Byrn,
at Pierre, was in the city Saturday OF
bis return from Custer where he bat
been for a short visit. with relatives
DR.. Horace w. Tilden has declined
a call to continue his pastorate O
the Presbyterian church at Brook
ings another year. DR.. Tilden is :
very popular pastor and his declina
tion is a disappointment to the con
gregation.
Horse rustlers raided a bunch o.
horses on the range in the vicinity O
Cherry Creek, taking twenty. sever
choice animals. The owners of tn,
animals have offered a reward of $40,
for the capture of the thieves, ant
Ziebach county has offered an addi
tional reward.
Huron Huronite: Mr. Murphy o
Pierre, has been in the city for q few
days, looking over the field with tn,
idea Of opening a general store here
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