Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-09-02

day for a visit.
Eldon Anderson is home from Brook
ings fer a short stay.
Mrs. Louise Denton is away to Ar
lington, where business matters called
her.
Mrs. A. Runyan left yesterday for
Grindstone after a short stay IN this
city.
Miss Emma Lewis has gone to Aber-
deem, where she will teach another
year.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Grimes of Mime
apolis. are guests at the Quackenbush
home.
A. Rathmell of Eugene, Oregon, is
here visiting at the home of his broth
er, Harry.
Mrs. j. r. Morrison and baby re-
turned Tuesday from an extended stay
at Hisega.
ID. +. Turner left Tuesday for Vir-
gil, where he has some work under
construction.
Chambers Kellars of Lead, was in
the city yesterday, %enroute home from
Sioux Falls.
The receipts for the Secretary of
States office for August we're 1888 90,
during July SlS26. rs.
w. G. Smith. railroad commissioner,
returned yesterday from a trip to his
farm in Perkins county.
Miss Lillian Borreson, of the state
library department, returned Tuesday
from Wisconsin points.
Thor Soleglad and family have
moved from East Pierre to their new
home on West Pleasant Drive.
Miss Josephine Thayer departed yes
terday for her home in st. Paul, after a
visit with her many Pierre friends.
A special stock train of 81 cars of
livestock came in from the west Mon
day night enroute to eastern markets
Andrew Bonsey left Tuesday for
Waterloo, Iowa, after d visit with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bon
sey.
Miss Josephine Thayer of st. Paul,
entertained a number of friends at
the a. r. Potter home Tuesday af-
%ternoon.
The meeting of the state free library
has been set for September Ia, when
several important matters will be dis.
posed of.
MI. and Mrs. c.. B. Billinghurst
left by auto Tuesday for Sphinx coun.
ty, where they have extensive farm
interests.
The members of the Episcopal
Sunday school enjoyed a picnic al
the lawn at the city pumping station
yesterday.
The local canning company are
getting III readiness for the canning
of vegetables which will be com
menced next week.
Mrs. N. S. Bruner and daughter
who have been guests at the Carson
home for several weeks, left Monday
for their home at Sioux City.
Chas. Elrod left Tuesday for d visi
at Indianapolis, Ind. He was accom-
panied by Mrs. Elrod and Mrs. Val
Hook. who went to Minneapolis.
The new board for the Carnegie lib
rary recently organized is: President
Ruth 3 Nipple; secretary, S. A. Ira
Wis; treasurer, H. r. Homer.
Rev. Father Monaghan. will open
mission Il the High Mass in st. Pete
and Paul's church, beginning Sept. i
and closing Sept. 26. Everybody j
cordially invited to these meetings.
Miss Agues Skaar and Miss Mabe
Evenson left Monday for their home
az D6hSp8, MIul.s dlGol n WISH Will
! their sisters, Mrs. Gil Erickson an,
Mrs. Alfred Erickson.
Misses Evelyn and Cora Bartlett
left Tuesday for Brookings, wher
Miss Evelyn resumes her position a
stenographer with the law firm O
Cheever & Cheever, while Miss Cor,
will attend school there.
Mrs. Saffel of near Meers, Stanle,
county, mother of John Saffel of thi
city, died at ST. Mary's hospita
Monday, following a long period o
illness. The remains we're taken t,
Fort Pierre, where the funeral wa,
held yesterday afternoon, Rev. R. ID
Dexheimer of this city officiating
Deceased leaves to mourn her los,
besides a husband, one daughter an
four sons.
Mrs. Hildah Heikuk, mother O