Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-09-30
LOCAL NEWS

counted TO CIlIlSLIlaS.
John Claymore of Cheyenne Agency,
is a Capital city visitor today.
d. v. Hill and family have moved to
the j. b. Sherman residence,
+. C. Barnes of Gettysburg trans
acted business in Bierre Tuesday.
R. E. Cone, a prominent banker Of
Huron, was a Pierre visitor Tuesday.
The w. r. C. will hold a cooked food
sale at Battin's store Saturday after
noon.
Alfred Ward and Miss Alma Reedy
of Cherry Crook, were in the city
Tuesday.
Mrs. John Kelley left Monday for
Wisconsin points, where she will visit
with relatives,
C. G. Caldwell, attorney general, re-
turned Tuesday from the eastern part
of the state.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs
Alfred Benton, jr., died yesterday, af-
terra lingering illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hemphill and
family of Sioxx Falls, are guests at the
Rolla Alger home.
Miss Elizabeth Eckles arrived Tues.
day from Huron to spend some time
with her parents here.
Herman Sonnenschein returned yes
terday from points in Iowa, where he
disposed of a thipment of horses.
Mrs. A, B. Nelson arrived home
Tuesday from Minneapolis. where she
made an extended visit with a son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Spelling of New
Ulm, Mimi. arrived Tuesday for a
visit at the Albert HeggIund home.
Miss Barber departed Monday for
her home at Sturgis, after an extend
ed visit at the B%illinghurst home.
0. o. Sweet, attorney for the state
railway commission, went to Rapid
City Sunday on a short business visit.
Miss Pearl Hunkins returned yester-
day from an extended visit with rela-
tives in Minnesota and North Dakota.
The High School foatball team will
go to Huron tomorrow, where on Sat
urday they will play the Huron team.
Roy johnson departed Tuesday for
his home at Herman, Mimi, after a
short visit a the j. p. Erickson home.
F. G. Vaugn of Baker City, Oregon,
a former business man of this city, is
greeting old acquaintance here this
week.
j. b. Harris of the Heralds of Lib
erty. has returned from a several weeks
stay at points in Florida and South
Carolina.
W. E. Werner arrived yesterday from
Nebraska and has entered upon his
duties as shoe repairer at the Noren
shoe store.
G. II. Pinckney of the state land de-
partment, has returned from a sever
al weeks stay in the western part of
the state.
H. O. Anderson, a member of the
state brand commission, arrived from
Sturgis Monday to attend a meeting of
the commission.
Mrs. Severt Thorson of Orion, visit
ed at the Rchrer home Tuesday, leav-
ing yesterday for Clark, where she will
visit with relatives.
A. L. Fuller and daughter of Wash
ington, D. c., and Thad Fuller of
Milbank, arrived the first of the week
for a visit at the H. G. Fuller home.
Mitchell's 47th corn palace opened OH
Monday with large crowds. The corn
patch, the amusement zone and the
corn palace is attracting much notice.
L. c. Campbell was an arrival from
Sioux Falls this morning. Mr.. Camp
bell is n of the prominent of the
section of the state in which he resides.
Carl Walker has entered upon a col
legiate course in the State University,
and will study the law. Carl is a bright
fellow, and his home friends hope for
him a successful career.
Glenn w. Martens is in attendance
at the term of circuit court which be-
gan at Onida on Tuesday. He repre-
SCENTS a number of clients there at
this term.
At the meeting of the City Com
mission Monday evening the applica-
ton of Frank Battray for the open
ing of a saloon on Dakota avenue was
granted.
Frank Grandle came in from Cam
ming on Monday. He stated that stock
is being shipped in and out of that por-
ton of the county, and that hay making
continued to be the order there.