Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-11-11
A daughter was born on Saturday
to MI. and Mrs. W. j. Flanagan.

l.. E. Snyder came over from Onida
Monday on a short business visit.
The Dickens club vas entertained
at the Robinson home Monday even
ing.
Mrs. Earl Howard and son of Hur-
on, are guests at the n. E. Howard
home.
Rev. I. l., Riggs and son came in
from Oahe Tuesday for a short visit
in this cirv.
Frank Hozelle vent ont to the
Rozelle ranch near Vinton Monday
for a short stay.
Mrs. W. D. Nelson entertained tho
Queen Esther society al he1 h0gna
Monday evening.
A fall of rain occurred Sunday
about half an inch. 1t was a sumner
shower in November.
Rev. Edwards went to michel
Monday, where he attended the St2to
LaYmen' s convention.
b. S. Payne left Monday for Zoe
northeastern part of the sta.e to loo.
after legal business.
Circuit court convenes in this civ OF
Tuesday next; Judge Hughes will pro
side during the term.
DR.. w. II. Tweedle has gone &
Black Hills, where he will i
party for a deer hunt.
Supt. Crandall of the Indian sch rol
returned Tuesday from a short bust
ness trip to Minneapolis.
Mrs. f. e. Hits returned Tuesday
from Sioux City, where she spent
several days with relatives.
Jas. Monkhouse left Tuesday for
Canning, near which place he will
look after the county road work.
Mrs. q. j. Starr and children r.
turned Monday from a several Week -
visit with relatives at points in Iowa.
The convention of the Hug,
County Sunday Schools convened n
Pierre Saturday, holding forth ov
Sunday.
Noah Newbanks left Monday for
Sioux City and before returning he in-
tends 10 buy two carloads of COWS and
stock cattle.
George w. Miller, general secre-
tary OF The Sunday Schools of South
Dakota spoke at the Baptist church
Sunday morning.
&. +. Swartz and daughter, Rev.
Schroeder and j, f. Thomas left Mon
day for Mitchell to attend the State
Laymen's convention.
a number of young people accom-
panied the Apoila orchestra out to the
hurlbut farm Friday, where they en-
joyed the evening in dancing.
Postmaster Holm arrived nome from
Chicago last Friday morning. On his
return, he visited the "old folks at
home" who reside in Iowa Falls, La.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Dalton, Mr..
and Mrs. S. b. Stegeman and Mrs
Esther Mcclure autoed over from
Onida Friday for a visit with friends
August Wulff, at one time ticke
agent for the Northwestern here
later transferred to Underwood a,
az ent, has been transferred 10 Huron
Mr.. and Ms. Wm. KeGola, VIII,
have been guests &5 the Handlil
home, departed today for Roches
ter, where Mrs. Ketoia w4ll uuderg'
an operation at the Mayo hospita!
The spring and summer foods j,
Rapids creek washed Gu - fish Wa,
with the result that thousands C
, trout now seeking to go up stream t
spawn are having a great deal Of o..
ticulty.
The Hughes County Sunday schoo
association at the close Of their cor
> FCtpich Subtoy > oSiOCoSd CbE INV
! ing officers for the year: President
George f. Sayre; vice-presioent, MITE
Chas. L.. Hyde; secretary-treasurer
: Chris Hlrning.
Saturday the Miller girls were dc
feated in the basketball game at For
Pierre 10 to u, and Pierre defeat-
them by a score of 5 to Il. =
Miller football boys lost at For
Pierre 50 to 7, and at Pierre 70 to 0.
The fire alarm was turned in at a
early hour Sunday morning. An oil
vacant house north of the Capitol
which had been on the verge of TIP
ping over for many months, in som
unaccountable manner became a mas
of flames and soon burned to III
ground.
A reception was held at the HON
v of State Auditor and Mrs. Handli
. Tuesday evening, when about fit
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