Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-05-06
LOCAL NEWS
Jas. DeHart was an arrival from

Tuesday after supplies.
S. W. Clark of RedGeld, transacted
business in Pierre Monday.
VIM Summelside of Harold, spent
unday with homefolks in Pierre.
O. X, Whitney and Ned Bonney were
in the city yesterday from Philip.
F. 2. Grandle of neal Canning, is in
the city today, disposing of business
matters.
Arthur Christianson arrived Sunday
from Bancroft for a sevelal days visit
with friends.
l.. Hubbard of Bookings, vas
transacting business matters in the
city Tuesday.
Miss Edith Rozelle returned last
week from a visit with relatives at
LAGRANGE, Ind.
o. *. Stablien, insurance commits
sioner, returned Monday from a trip
over the state.
Mrs. Corrick and little daughter
left Sunday for Broken Bow, Neb.,
for an extended stay.
This ought to be a great year for
pasture and hay. The rains visited
us at the right time.
Frank r. Cock, of the live stock
commission, vas an arrival from
Belle Fourche Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. .Bronte arrived
home last week from a several
months stay IN California.
The Congregational Ladies Aid So
ciety was entertained at the church
parlors Yesterday afternoon.
Jos. Purkapile, Robert Wood and
Ed Kemp of Iowa, are visiting at the
home of the formers brother, j, H.
Purkapile.
j. l.. Wingfeld, state bank exam
liner, left Saturday for the eastern
part of the state to look after protes-
sional business.
Mrs. Stanley Philip and mother pass
ed through Pierre yesterday, e%nroute
to Arkansas points, where they viii
make an extended visit.
The Kings Daughters were enter
tanned Tuesday evening by Misses
Hunkins and Green at their apart
ments at the Reed home.
Mrs. N. G. Hall, son and daughter
arrived Sunday from Lead for a visit
at the home of her brother, w. 5
O'Brien on West Pleasant Drive.
Judge Dighton Corson is reported a:
seriously i'll at his home on Prospec
avenue. The old gentleman's many
Pierre friends are grieved to hear o
his illness.
The Senior class of the high schoo
were entertained at the ID. w. Marcl
home Monday evening at a O'CLOCK
dinner by Mesdames March, Bonse,
and Kindley.
E.. e. Rowe, weather observer, ha'
again entered upon his duties after
forced vacation caused by i'll health
His many friends are gla to see hin
again on duty.
Rev. M. j. MacCarthy will go t
Blunt tomorrow afternoon to hol,
services there on Saturday. III
usual services will be held at Harrol'
On Saturday, May IS.
The Northwestern railroad has pur
chased three autos at Huron to be use
by the officials en- that division. Th
cars are fitted with fanged wheels an
run on schedule time.
H. E. Cutting left Monday for AbeI
deem, where he will serve AZ a juro
in the federal court. Mr.. Cuttin
will visit with his family in st. PAT
before his return to Pierre.
T. W. Pratt of Huntsville, Alabama
a former resident of this city, is spenf
ing the week in the city, renewing Of
acquaintance. Mr.. Pratt was at or
time the editor of the Free Press.
When the May term of the circu
court opens next Tuesday, the iris
docket will include two criminal an
twenty four civil cases. The Peep
of this county have been on the
coed behavior OF late.
Mrs. j. L. Dillon of near Onida,
former Pierre resident, was in tt
city Friday and Saturday for the pu
pose of having a partially paralyze
hand treated. The injury was su
tanned by a fall some months ago.
Malcolm Byrne has been appointe
as fire marshal clerk in the state il
surance department, to take the pla'
made vacant by the resignation
Miss Marie Stablein, WHO goes to h.
home at Alexandria to prepare fl
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