Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1914-06-18
MI. and Mrs. H. M. Reed spent

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Dennis Cornell of Redield, passed
Monday in the Capital city.
Alphonse and Francis Heineman
arrived Monday from Salem.
L. E. Cummings spent Tuesday
visiting with friends al Highmore.
F. E. Rozelle was t%ransacting bust
ness matters in Aberdeen Monday.
NJ H. O'Brien came in from High
more Sunday to spend a few days.
Misses Helen and Marguerite Cox
are attending summer school at Rapid
City.
Henry Walker left Monday for Ne
braska points, or a cattle buying
trip.
Stephen Tobin of Yankton College,
spent the first of the week in the Cap
ital city.
=. o. Carlson Of Washington, was
t%ransacting business matters here
Monday.
Bernard and Leraine Murphy are
visiting with relatives at Hurley and
Parker.
w. j. Miles and Arthur Roberts of
Gettysburg, were Pierre visitors
Monday.
ID. w. March went to Mitchell
Tuesday as a delegate to the K. P.
lodge meeting.
A. Wheelon spent a few days the
first of the week at Philip, and other
points west.
Forrest Lee left Monday for Dead
wood, after spending some time with
his folks here.
Mrs. Dora Beck went to Rapid City
Tuesday in the interest of the Capt.
tai Supply Co.
Miss Hazel Natter returned yester-
day to DeSmet, after a visit with her
parents at Okobojo.
Judge l.. E. Gaffy returned Mon
day from a short trip to Huron and
and other points.
Walter Truran returned Saturday
from Madison, Wis, where he has
been attending college.
Miss Emma Lewis went to Cedar
Falls, Ia, the first Of the week to at
tend summer school.
M. j. Schubert and family left
Monday for Hisega, where they will
spend some time outing.
Frank Hardy arrived Monday from
Kansas City, and has accepted a po-
sition with Undertaken Ruble.
L.. H. Livermore of Watertown,
and W. E. Stegner of Sioux Falls,
were in the city the first of the week
on lodge work.
Mrs. Ann Livingstone and daugh-
ter, Miss Jessie, spent a few days the
first of the week at the G.. M. Living
stone home.
A reception was given Monday af-
ternoon by the ladies of the Catholic
church in honor of Mrs. Kane of Du-
buque and Mrs. Rafferty, of Gettys-
burg.
Mrs. E. M. Quinn went to Harold
Tuesday, going from there to Ste
pbop Nfiooiop rboro Eotbor A~b,ooa
yesterday celebrated the twenty fifth
anniversary of his ordain.
Rev. r. d. DeXheimer left Satur-
day for Watertown, where he attend
ed the dedication off new church, go.
ing from there to Big Stone to attend
the Young Peoples meeting.
License to wed wed were issued on
Saturday to j.. Floyd Walker and
Bessie Bloom both of Blunt and on
Monday to G. e. Chapman of High
more and Gladys Adair of HoIabird.
Miss Margaret Lockhart takes the
place of Chief st~enographer in the of
fee of the state insurance commits
sioner beginning July /, to fill the
place caused by the resignation of
Miss Grace Parry.
A term of the federal court began in
Deadwood on Tuesday; Judge Elliott,
presiding. The term will be a busy one,
there being fifty cases on the docket.
w. l.. Villas has been drawn to serve
upon the grand jury there.
w. P. Workman, publisher of the
Malvern Qo.) Leader, called Tuesday.
He went from this city to Wendte, near
that place he has land interests. Mr..
Workman stated that the best corn he
had seen along his route of travel was
west Of the Missouri river.
The state land department has dis
tributed among the schools of the
state the income fund on the perman-
ent school fund, amounting in total
to S708, 459 for the June semi-annual
distribution. This will be at the rate
of SILL for each pupil of school age