Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-07-15
E. W. Garrett came up from Blunt

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VIM. Hurst of Spearish, is spend
ing the week in Pierre.
Chas. Dalton of Onida, visite,
relatives in Pierre Sunday.
j. G. Mulvaney of Aberdeen, was
Capital city visitor Monday.
Miss Clara Berry of Dudley, Iowa
was q Pierre visitor Sunday.
Will Hardwick left last week 70
a visit at North Dakota points.
Miss Anna Mortenson of Omaha
visited with friends here Monday.
Miss Mary Beckett left saturda,
for a visit with relatives at Decatur
Ill.
Mrs. R. o. Burton and family o
Mitchell. were Pierre visitors Satur
day.
j. E. Whitney came up from Woon
socket Monday on a short bushes:
visit.
Mrs. c. L. Grandby of Pekin, Ill.
has been visiting in Pierre the pas
week.
Misses Sarah and Hattie Neuhause,
will go to Aberdeen next week for
visit with relatives.
Judge C. S. Whiting and family re
turned Sunday from a visit with rel
atives in Minnesota.
Leo Chaussee arrived from Brook
ings last week, at which place he ha.
been employed for some time.
Mrs. j. A. Rose and daughter, Miss
Cornelia, left Friday for a visit with
q son and brother at Omaha.
Fred Mueller of the state i~nsuranc.
department, returned Saturday from
an official visit at DeSmet.
c. G. Bennett left Friday for Mil.
waukee to join his wife who is visit
ing with relatives there.
c. G. David of Huron, we'll known
in Pierre, passed through the city
Tuesday, enroute to Leslie.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Roberts of Ra.
ptd City, we're arrivals Sunday for
visit at the home of Judge Policy.
Miss Loretta Caulley of Eau Claire
Wis, has accepted a position as as
sistant operator with the Western
| Union.
j. L. Wingield, state bank examin.
er, left Sunday for the eastern part
of the state to look after oficia,
duties.
Mesdames Samco, McDeid and
Pond came up from Canning Satur.
day and spent Sunday in the city
with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Cramer departed
Friday for their home at Kingsley
Iowa, after a visit at the Mosely
home near Fielder.
H. N. Walker and son. Carl, re.
turned Monday from the Crow Greek
agency, at which place they assisted
in the issuing of cattle to Indians.
Dr. w. G. Seaman, president of the
Dakota Wesleyan university at Nit.
chell, will occupy the pulpit at the
Methodist church Sunday morning.
A. c. Rick, conductor, running be
tween Pierre and Rapid City, departed
Tuesday for Edgewater, Wis, where
he will pass two weeks angling for the
finny tribe.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Quade Of
Lamberton, N. D.. passed through
Pierre Saturday. enroute to Hot
Springs, whore the former entered q
sanitarium.
Thos. Lytle returned Friday from
Sioux City. to which point he accom-
panied a large shipment of horses
which he disposed of to representa-.
tives of the English government.
Gov. and Mrs. F. NJ. Byrne an(
son went to Redfield for a short v1si,
Monday. They will visit at Other
points over the state before thei,
return.
Hail has taken a tremendous toll
from the farmers of this state thi,
season. This is one of the things
against which there is absolutely nc
prOtection-but hail insurance in
reliable company will help to pay 70
the damage.
H. G. Lumley, county commission
er, underwent an operation for ap
pendicitis at the hospital Monday
MI. Lumley is making a rapid recov
cry and his many friends hope to Sc
him out again soon.
Forest City Press: Supt. Crandal
of the Pierre Indian school came III
Wednesday with five school children
returning to their homes. They ha,
been kept beyond the close of schoo
as a discipline for delinquency.
Henry Landers of Fort Pierre, die,
at St. Mary's hospital Monday, fol
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