Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-10-07

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Harlan Bushfield of Miller, trans
acted business in Pierre Saturday.
DR.. Hart and family of Blunt.
visited with friends in Pierre rues.
day.
Miss Florence Glenn went to Lea.d
Saturday for a short visit at her
home.
Miss Josephine Hengel left Sunday
Tor a visit at Winona and other
points.
Trinity Guild will hold a cooked food
sale at the Hits Grocery Saturday al
ternoon.
Judge Mccoy returned Sunday
from a several weeks visit on the
Pacific Coast.
Miss Agnes Smith returned Sunday
from a several weeks visit in Iowa
and Minnesota.
Hugh Smith OF the state tax com.
mission, came in from his home AT
Howard Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. w Lyman went to
POWELL saturday for an over Sunday
visit with friends.
Mrs. Herman Sterud is entertaining
the Lutheran Ladies Aid society at her
home this afternoon.
Miss Iris Glow arrived home Sat1r.
day from an extended visit in III; sic
and Wisconsin,.
Mr.. and Mrs. t. G. McNamee ar.
rived home Monday from a visit witt
friends at Seattle, Wash.
Ii. S. Hedrick, state game warder
has returned from a several weeks
stay on the Pacific coast.
Dr.. Fl. I. Kenney left Saturday for
Minneapolis to join his wife who has
been visiting at that point.
In the game of football at Huron
Pierre lost to the Huron
Geau by d score or 50 TO l3.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Marriette and
and Mrs. j. L. Eicholz of Blunt
visited in Pierre Saturday.
Wanted-Man for all winter job, or
young man and wife, good wages.
-~Bushman's Dairy, Pierre.
Arthur Miller left Tuesday for Wig
consin, where he will join his father
who resides on a farm there.
c. e. DeLand arrived home Sunday
from an extended visit at the Panama
exposition and other co.,,
Mrs. c. E. Henry left Tuesday fos
her home in Iowa, following al eA
tended visit here with her sou, j. r.
Henry.
Mrs. l.. B. Wadleigh and son. Lee
Roy, arrived home Monday from an
extended visit in Illinois and Ne
braska.
Mrs. Marion White returned last
week from Hisega, where she has had
of Pierre Lodge during the
summer.
Miss Lois Spencer of the state
library department, left Tuesday for
the eastern part of the state on CHI
cial duties.
The regular meeting of the Board
of County Commissioners convelad
being in session over We'd
nesday when they adjourned.
At the State Baptist convention at
last week, Rev. II. @.
Morton of this city was chosen as a
member of the board of managers.
r. H. Eggelston of Plankinton, is
among the out of town gentlemen
who are in the city in attendance at
the session of United States court.
Huronite, 6: Art Miller of Pierre,
through the city last evening
on his way to Minneapolis on q visit.
Between trains he visited with friencs
in the city.
A. l.. Fuller and daughter departed
Sunday for Minneapolis, from which
place they will go to their home al
Washington, d. G. Mr.. Fuller ard
daughter have been guests at the H.
G.. Fuller home.
Peter E. Byrnes, who has been a
of the T. j. Robinson farm
ten miles north of Philip for the pas.
,hree years, has purchased that quar-
Ter section Of land at a cash price Of
BIS per acre. One hundred and fifty
acres are sown to alfalfa.
The Corson Memorial exercises.
1nder the auspices of the State Bar
association, were held at the Capitol
Tuesday afternoon. Among the not
ID speakers were Judge j. D. Elliott
If the Federal court, Attorneys Dick
fancy, L. E. Gaffy and j. b. Han.