Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-10-21
LOCAL NEWS

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patient at st. Mary's hospital.
Doane Robinson. state historian,
spent Saturday in Sioux Falls.
Miss Bertha Nelson underwent an
operation at the hospital Saturday.
Miss Anna Hollister visited at her
home at Woonsocket over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Ell. Putnam of Can
ming were in the city shopping the first
of the week.
Miss Lille Bowen entertained the
Monday Musical at her apartments at
the st. Charles.
A meeting of the state board of
Osteopathic examiners is in session
in this city today.
The Sioux Falls Kennel club will
hold it's 5th annual exhibition in that
city January 26-2S.
Miss Minnie Rowley returned Sun
day from an extended visit with a
brother in Wisconsin.
Mrs. H. 7. Kenney returned the
first OF the week from a visit at Sioux
City and Minneapolis.
The Dickens club held its first
meeting of the season at the Swartz
home Monday evening.
Carl Mathews and son came IN
from Wendte Sunday on a combined
business and pleasure trip.
Chas. Pietrus left Tuesday for
Sioux City, accompanying a ship
ment of cattle to that place.
DR.. j. j. Mertons came over from
Gettysburg Saturday, bringing a
patient to the hospital here.
M. H, O'Brien, state insurance
commissioner. left Saturday for Can
ton on a short business visit.
Karl Goldsmith, attorney-at-law-
and a good one, too-arriYed home
Sunday from a business trip east.
Rev. Palmer and wife of Wall, were
guests at the John Feiok home Satur-
day, being enroute to Minnesota,
where they will reside.
r. o. Richards of Huron registered
Saturday at the st. Charles. His
primary case being argued before the
supreme court that day.
DR.. McWhorten came up from Mil
Ter Friday, accompanying Mrs
SWeetman to the hospital where she
underwent an operation.
The district convention Of the Re.
bekahs was held in Pierre yesterday.
Delegates from Highmore, Blunt and
Fort Pierre were in attendance.
Miss Alice Loffswold left Monday
for her home at Mitchell, after a two
weeks Witt at the nome of he
brother, Ed Loffswold and family.
James Temmy, lawyer-editor of The
Onida Waterman, was in the city OF
Saturday. Like all ~gilt-edged young
men, he brought his mother with him
The state railway commission will
hold a hearing at Wendte on Octobe1
25, when the matter of the construc
ton of a depot at that place will bt
taken up.
A pardon has been recommended
by the state board of pardons fol
Lloyd F%orgrave, sent from Gregory
county on a charge of keeping
house of i'll fame.
Professional business called Alder
Gunderson to Rapid City and Sturgi!
the first of the week. He says th'
front end of a business boom has bill
the Hills portion of our state.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. Cassill left Fri
day for st. Paul, where they will
make their home, Mr.. Cassill having
accepted a position in the attorne.
generals department Of Minnesota.
A. j. Kendall, owner of a large trac
of land in this county, was a Monda
arrival from Brookings, this state. H
was accompanied here by a daughter
who also has real interests in this city
Rev. Machamer preached his fare
we'll sermon at the Methodist churc
Sunday evening. Rev. J. 81. EdWards
formerly Of Rapid City, will ente
upon his duties as pastor this week
John F. Hebron, attorney-at-laW
practicing in Deadwood, came t
Pierre on Monday to present a pet
ton to the state pardon board, ask
ing for the pardon of the client
another attorney. Mr.. Hebron is
learned fellow. and his friends nun
Der the full extent of his acquail
tances.
Gus Hess arrived here the first of tt
week from Monroeville, OHIO; he owl
four hundred forty acres of land ca
of the city and is proud of his holding