Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1914-07-09
J. j. Jackley left Tuesday for points

A. Noren left Tuesday for q short
stay in st. Paul.
o.. F. Sammis has gone to Hot
Springs for. a stay.
81. 0. Bard of Harold, spent Tues
day in the Capitol city.
Mrs. S. L. LaBarre returned yes
terday a visit at Mitchell. ,ss,aas.
J. z. McElroy of Rapid City, was
Capital city visitor yesterday.
Mrs Stark of volga, underwent an
operation at the hospital Tuesday.
G. a. Jaynes was t%ransacting bust
ness matters at Highmore Tuesday.
Alfred Erickson left Tuesday for a
two weeks stay in Minneapolis.
Supt. M. G. Helm went down to
Huron yesterday for a short stay.
Chas. Slough left yesterday for a
visit at Watertown and Minneapolis,
Il. E. Fiske, an attorney of Gettys-
burg, was a Pierre visitor Tuesday.
Miss Amanda Cordes of Mitchell,
is visiting at the H. p. Williams
home.
Miss Iva Ash and sister, Mrs. Ber-
ry went to the Hills yesterday for a
visit.
G. H. Waldo and son and daughter
were in the city yesterday from OF
tumwa.
Miss Bernice Smith went down to
Huron yesterday for a visit with
relatives.
Mrs. Allhands arrived Tuesday
from Minneapolis for a visit at the
Mollick home.
Attorney Fred Duffy and two
daughters of Washington, were in the
city yesterday.
Mrs. Berry and son of Sioux Falls,
came in Tuesday for a visit with her
sister. Miss Ash.
Mrs. G. s. Policy entertained the
club ladies of the city at her home
Tuesday evening.
j. r. Hill, formerly on the Gettys-
burg run, is visiting with Pierre
friends a few days.
O. K. Stoddard and M. Mcdonald
of Hot Springs, are here visiting
with Pierre friends.
Mrs. Byron S. Payne and baby re.
turned Tuesday from a visit with
relatives at Vermillion.
For Sale-Team of fine mules, will
exchange for milk cows.-M. V. Bush
man, Pierre. Advertisement.
Miss Matte Bentley of New Rich
mond, Wis, is a guest at the Thorne
home.
Miss Rose Hengel went to Kimball
yesterday for a visit with her sister,
Mrs. Brady.
d. d. Payne and w. H. Cowan of
Ida Grove, Ia, were in the city yes
terday on land business.
Mrs. John Vandemere left yester-
day for a visit at Redfield before 60
ing to her home in st. Paul.
R. ". Smith came in from Center
willie, Ia, yesterday for a visit at the
w. P. Davis home, north of town.
Mrs, r. M. Hausman is enjoying a
visit from her sisters, Mrs. Fredel of
Spokane, and Mrs. Blessing of Min
nesota.
Mrs. J. R. Mcknight entertained
eight lady friends at her home yester-
day, complimentary to Miss Harriet
Haney.
G. G. Frary, pure food commits
sioner, was here yesterday from
from Vermillion, attending to bust
ness matters.
The small boy who has all of his
fingers present or accounted for NAV
be set down as having celebrated the
Fourth properly.
M. A. Saugstad. a former resident
of this city, returned Tuesday to his
home at Hitchcock, after looking
over property interests.
The bankruptcy case of Frederick
Huebnor of Blunt, was held be-
fore Referee Slindee Monday. Hueb-
ner's assets were given as $500, while
his liabilities reached $22, 500. SO. A
hearing of the creditors will be held
July 20.
Secretary Frank Cock of the state
live stock board is in Brookings to
make the final arrangements for the
holding of the hog cholera demon
stration schools which will be held at
five different points in the state this
summer.
George Weischedel, one of the
lnniunA oho 10 ofo We re C,llr .-