Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1914-06-11
Walter Henley arrived Friday from

l Walter Henley arrived Friday from
Lincoln, Neb.
The band boys gave one of thei,
concert Saturday evening.
B. A. Cummins left Monday so
a few days stay in Chicago.
For Sale-Fresh mich cows. Boz
81 or phone 6-1-F, Pierre.
NJ. H. Quimby, states attorney
was down from Onida Friday.
. Miss Carrie Schultz underwent al
operation at the hospital Monday.
The Cellar family have moved into
the Thatcher home in East Pierre.
Miss Eula McCord went to High.
more Saturday for a visit with rela.
tives.
Mrs. Earl Casey and children left
Saturday for their home at Aber.
deem.
Will Hardwick returned Tuesday
from a visit with his mother at
Onida.
Miss Louise Heck arrived Satur.
day from Leigh, Neb., for a visit with
relatives.
Misses Pauline Grandle and Emily
F%ossback returned Monday from a
visi, at Canning.
j. l.. Wingfeld, state bank examin-
er, went to Mcintosh Saturday on
business matters.
Attorney F. A. Turner of Faulkton
was in the city Friday and Saturday
on business matters.
Mrs. Johanna Hope of Cherry
Greek, underwent an operation at
the hospital Monday.
A marriage license was issued
Saturday to John Pond and Miss Ell.
len Taylor of Harold.
w. H. Taylor, chef at the St. Char.
les Hotel, and Mrs. Nina Dispenette
were married last evening.
Ed. Wolf and wife of Sioux Falls
are visiting at the home of the form
er's sister, Mrs. Will Grebing.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Jaynes return.
ed Monday from Rapid City, where
they attended the Elks meeting.
Mrs. Mansfield and daughter left
| Cot,rIn NJ fNr thoir honon ~ IJ,,)--
after a visit at the Fred Williams
home.
Miss Gertrude Harvey returned
Friday from Sioux Falls, where she
had been attending the Baptist Col
lege.
The dance given at the auditorium
Friday evening by the militia boys
was we'll attended and a good time
had.
Mrs. Dora Beck returned Saturday
from Belle Fourche, where she had
been in the interest of the Capital
Supply.
Mrs. j. j. Murphy and son, Robert,
returned Sunday from Parker, where
she was called last week by the death
of q relative.
Mrs. j. f. Featherstone of Sioux
Falls, is visiting with her sisters
Mrs. Fay Hockett and Miss Jennie
Stone.
'e want farm loans. Our rates are
on than you can get elsewhere. Drot
In and see is before you make your
10 n Pierre Banking & Trust Co. tt
w. II. Baddely, a rancher out on
Willow creek, in Stanley county, was
in the city Saturday. He reported
the residents in his locality as doing
we'll.
National Bank Examiner j. G
Chidsey arrived Monday from Texas
and will go over The accounts of the
local institutions.
e. A. Platts left yesterday for Hur.
on, before returning he intends to 20
TO WatertOWn TO get his auto, which
he left there on account of the mudd,
roads.
Miss Lillian Borreson returned yes
terday from In eastern trip Of about
two weeks, during which time she
attended the National Librarians
meeting.
c.. G. Lawrence, state superintend
ent, left yesterday for Aberdeen
Mitchell and various other points
where he will deliver addresses al
the teachers Institutes.
The Commercial club held a yer,
interesting meeting at their rooms
Tuesday evening, at which time they
completed their work for the Fourth
of July celebration. A ball game
dance. band concerts and a grea'
amount of fire works, and other en-,
terta1nments.