Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-10-28

John Nye and wife of near Fort
Pierre, were in the city Monday and
Tuesday.
Attorney l.. l.. Stephens went to
Sioux City yesterday on professional
business.
Mrs. Jessie Bryant of Huron, spent
Sunday in Pierre, a guest at the S. S.
Ruble home.
The Happy Hearts Guild was enter
tanned Saturday afternoon by Miss
Coralie Derr.
st. Margarets Guild will give a
Halloween dance at the St. Charles
Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Truran returned
last week from a two weeks visit in
the Black Hills.
F. M. Rood, secretary of state, has
gone to the Black Hills on a short
business trip.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. f.
r. Strain of Fort Pierre at the hos
pital yesterday.
Mrs. F. r. Gardner of Rec Heights.
was in the city Tuesday to attend the
Rathmell funeral.
Will Lockhart came down from
Aberdeen Saturday for a shor visit
at his home here.
w. l.. Presse of Mitchell, has TAX
en- up the duties as manager for the
Western Union here.
Attorney Flagg Carlisle of Cotton
wood, spent Sunday with old &C.
quaintances in Pierre.
N. E. Howard returned yesterday
from a short visit with his sons,
Earl and Ray, at Huron.
VIM. Hunt and family left Tues
day for Sturgis, near which PLACE
they will reside on a farm.
Miss Rose Hengel came up from
her school near Canning for an over
Sundays visit at her home here.
Judge and Mrs. Gates left for Sioux
Falls Tuesday, where they attended
the funeral of the late Bishop Biller.
The ladies of the Lutheran Aid So
clety held a "quilting bee" at the
home of Mrs. L. B. Linstad Saturday.
The Ladies Aid society of the Con.
gregational church will serve a chick
en- pie supper at the church this even
ing.
Miss Clara Stainer departed today
for Lewistown. Montana, where she
has accepted a position in a general
store.
Mrs. Nellie Hoffman. a trained
nurse, has arrived from Hot Springs
and is caring for a patient at the
Handlin home.
Miss Warne came in from Shiloh
saturday for a visit with her sister.
Mis- Theodosia, who is a patient Vt
the hospital.
Chas. Fl. Burke and Rev. H. T..
Russell went to Sioux Falls Tuesday
to attend the funeral Of the late
Bishop Biller.
For the next two days | will have a
carload of potatoes on track: also
other vegetables. Potatoes 35c per
bushel.-Conway. Adv.
j G. West, auctioneer, came up
from Huron Monday and will con-
duct the auction sale at the Warren,
Coppage Hardware store.
Peter Lier came in from his ranch
near Draper Saturday for a short
visit with old acquaintanC 3. having
once been a resident of Pierre.
Mrs. Chas. Fisher left Saturday for
a visit with a sister at Vermillion
and from that point viii gn to Iowa
points for a more extended visit.
Miss Helen Binford leaves next
week for a visit with friends at Clark
and ~Brookings, and will then 60 to
Minneapolis for a visit With her sis
ter, Miss Ruth.
A Girls club, along the lines OF
social clubs which are maintained in
many towns of the state, has been
organized by the young ladies OF
Gettysburg, who have fitted up club
quarters.
At a meeting of citizens held in
Onida steps we're taken to make ex-
t%ensive improvements to the high
ways leading to Onida. The county
commissioners will cooperate wiuA
the citizens in the work.
George r. Crookshank, who recent.
ly bought a fine ha~lf-section farm in
Sully county. Mr.. Crookshank is
now a resident of Ruthyen, Iowa.
but before the going of another year
intends to become a resident of CEN
tral SOuth DakOta-a uonfiop Of oo,,