Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-10-21
j. E. Mallery went to the eastern
part of the state Monday.

Fl. X. Sanders arrived home Tues
day from a trip the Black Hills.
Alfred Benton and family have
moved to the city from Fielder.
Attorney Atwater of Sturgis, is in
the city on professional business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Borah have
moved to the city from near Canning.
Attorney E. G. Noel came up from
Highmore Monday on professional
business.
e. j. Greenough of Omaha, is a
guest at the home of his brother,
Louis Greenough.
Mrs. j. S. Green went to Sioux
Falls Tuesday for a several days
visit with friends.
II. M. Derr, state engineer, left
yesterday for the Black Hills to look
after official duties.
A benefit dance for the nigh school
foot ball team will be given on
Thanksgiving evening.
This week the canning factory viii
finish its seasons work and expects
to close for the year.
Fay Hockett went to Sioux Falls
Monday, having been called there as
a witness in the federal court.
Mrs. FL. G. Fuller is entertaining
the Neighbors at her apartments at
the st. Charles this afternoon.
The members of the Moocher club
will entertain a number of ladies at
their quarters tomorrow evening.
Gov. and Mrs. Byrne went to Red
field Monday, where they visited al
the home of Adiutant General Morris.
Mrs. Ole Dahl left yesterday fer
| Mitchell, where she will attend the
funeral of the late Mrs. Ell. b. Ander-
son.
Mrs. Guy Burnside left Friday for
her home at Spirit Lake, Iowa, after
a several days visit with her sister,
Mrs. Saunders.
Martin Peterson and family are
moving to their new home, having
purchased the Ed. Haslett home on
East Dakota avenue.
John Harty and Milo Glass of High
-. ,-l.l- 1, ,,1.,r- o,%- a. H--
Greek reservation in an auto, ran upon
a den of rattlesnakes, killing 36.
Mrs. Margaret Ridgway is expect.
ed home Saturday from an extended
visit at Beaver Falls, Pa. Miss Win
ME will accompany her home from
Chicago.
1t is certainly fine weather and The
farmers appreciate the fact as it will
give them opportunity to thresh theil
grain and do other necessary work OF
the farm.
Clarence krimbill has purchased
the interest of his partner, Manley
Haverly, in the Haverly krimbil
restaurant and will hereafter con
duct the business.
Fl. F. Chapman left Monday 70.
eastern part of the state on business
for the ssate tax commission. Mrs
Chapman left for Vermillion for
visit with homefolks.
Rev. Machamer, pastor of tn,
Methodist church the past year, de
parted with his family Tuesday TO.
Henry, having accepted a call to tn,
pastorate of the Methodist churcl
there.
Gam Valley Chief: George w. AID
ans, president of the South Dakot
Short Line railroad, is getting bushes
in shape to put the railroad on it's feet
and make it a reality. His plans ar
meeting the approval of the citizens Q
this locality.
Judge John H. Hughes and w. j
! Flanagan, court reporter, went GU
to Philip Monday, where the frs
term of circuit court for Haako
county is in session. The term wi
be a short one, there being no Grim.
i. nal cases and but several civil case.
In spite of the rainy weather an
, muddy condition of the footba
grounds. the Redtield-Pierre footha
(. game Saturday was pulled off as p,
schedule. The game was witnesse
by a large crowd. The game result
ed in a score of IS to 0 in Pierre
: favor.
Efforts will be made by attorne,
to secure a pardon from the sta
penitentiary for Mrs. Mae cyan
: who is serving a 25 year sentence fl
killing DR.. Moore of Brookings, thr,
g years ago. Mrs. Evans killed ID
Moore when he decided to cease b
attentions to her.
News reached this city Tuesday
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