Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1914-11-05
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c. E. Powers left Friday for his
home at Chamberlain.
Mrs. Temmey and son of Onida,
were Pierre visitors Saturday.
Mrs. Dan Glennon of Huron spent
yesterday in the city with friends.
e. R. Riggle came up from Huron
Monday for a several days visit.
Walter Hanks came in from Pedro
Sunday for a visit at the Kindley
home.
w. H. Natter went to Huron Fri
day, where he visited a brother, C. S.
Natter.
A district meeting of the South
Dakota Press association convenes
at Aberdeen tomorrow.
Mrs. L. F. Riggs arrived home
Monday from an extended visit with
homefolks in Nova Scotia.
The Lutheran Sewing society was
entertained yesterday afternoon at
The Sterud home in East Pierre.
Mrs. I'll. G. Carnagey and children
departed Tuesday for Kansas City,
where they will visit with relatives.
Halloween passed off quietly in
Pierre. The only noticeable features
being a few minor pranks of young
sters.
r. A. Rastall, a former s%uperinten-
dent at the Pierre Indian school, was
in the city Tuesday from the Rosebud
Agency.
Mrs. D. C. Coppage aud aunt, Mrs.
Babcock, arrived Monday from Red
Oak, Iowa, for a visit with old &C.
quaintances.
Miss Myra Tracy came up from
Highmore Saturday to attend the
funeral of her grandfather, W.. w.
Airhart.
Mesdames Frank G%lasner and w.
S. O'Brien were hostesses at a Hal.
lowe'en party at the O'Brien home
Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Kippenbrock, who has been
employed at the Girls club, was
called to Gregory Saturday by the
illness of a daughter.
M. c. Sherwood, who is engaged in
the banking business at Midland, was
in the city Saturday on a combined
business and pleasure trip.
The "Here Am |" bible class of the
Baptist church was entertained Mon
day evening by Mesdames G. S. Whit
ing, A. A. Heazlitt and Miss Anna
Whiting.
Mrs. Bush6eld and daughter, Miss
Dorothy, returned to their home at
Miller Monday, having spent Sunday
at the hospital with Mr.. Bushfield,
who is a patient there.
Mrs. Clarence Olson of Huron, is
spending the week at the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Wilson of
East Pierre. Miss Alice Olson of
Canning. is also a guest at the Will
son home.
H. M. Branch and family of Gar
retson and r. L. Branch of Wilmar,
MINI departed Monday for their
respective homes after a visit at the
John Green and Kirkpatrick homes.
Miss Grace Whitney, who has com.
pleted a course as trained nurse, ar.
rived Monday from Sioux City and
will make her home here. Miss
Whitney is a sister of Miss Abbie
Whitney of the State Game depart.
mRnt.
The judges of the Supreme Court
went to their respective homes Mon.
day for Tuesdays election: Judge
E. G.. Smith to Yankton, Judge Nc
Coy to Aberdeen, Judge Gates t.
Sioux Falls, Judge Policy to Dead
wood and Judge Whiting to DeSmet
Gettysburg News, 20: Mrs. j. W
Laughlin of Pierre, Deputy Crane
Chief of Honor for the Dagree O
Honor Lodge, was in the city from
Saturday until today, in the interest
of the lodge. She leaves today 70
Lebanon. on similar errands.
The federal agriculture department
has issued a statement that South Da
kota is first of the entire list of state
growing alfalfa seed. South Dakota
alfalfa seed amouted to 40. 900 busheI
this season, which is 40, 900 bushel
more than any other state raised.
Articles of Incorporation have bee
filed for the Chester C%o-operativ
Creamery company, at Chester, LAX
county, with a capital of $40, 900. In
corporators, II. c. Jansen, Chester; E
c. Louisseau, A. P. Weiseth, Ael An
derson, Colman; E.. M. Brown, Went
worth.
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