Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-09-16
LOCAL NEWS

Miss Sada Anderson of Lake Andes
has enrolled at the Pierre Business
University.
Miss Myers of the state auditors
office, is spending the week with her
folks at Sturgis.
Bruno Hepperle departed Monday
for a visit at points in Minnesota and
North Dakota.
Miss Salla Payne returned Satur.
dap from a visit with relatives at
Maryville, Mo.
Miss Marguerite Andlng left Sunday
for Yankton, where she will attend
school this year.
Geo. Fallon, secretary to the state
tax commission. left Monday on a trip
to the Black Hills.
The fall term of school at the Indian
school opened Monday with a large en-
rollment of pupils.
Miss Elizabeth Burke arrived home
Tuesday from an extended stay at
Washington, d. G.
Francis Byrne departed Saturday
for Butte, Montana, where he has
accepted a position.
Fred Mueller of the state insurance
department. returned Sunday from a
trip to Lincoln, Neb.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. C.. McNamee left
Tuesday for a visit at Tacoma and
other Washington points.
Gov. Byrne has reappointed f. w.
Brown of Lead, as a member of the
state board of pharmacy.
Dr.. n. M. Isenberg and family ar
rived home Monday from a VISIT in
Chicago and points in Iowa.
Miss Carrie Schultz left Tuesday
for her home at Aberdeen, having
spent several weeks in the city.
Misses Margaret Lockhart and Iris
Glow left Saturday for an extended
visit at Chicago and other points.
Miss Matte Eckert arrived Monday
from Grand Island. Neb., to attend the
funeral of her brother, Will Eckert.
Mrs. VIM. McCallister, who has
been a guest at the j. A. Rose home.
left Monday for her home at Raleigh,
Neb.
Mrs. Scott, who accompanied the
little daughter of r.. M. Airey to this
city for a visit, returned to Rapid CITY
Monday.
Q. e. DeLand departed Monday for
the Panama-Pacilic exposition, where
he will spend some time taking in the
exposition.
w. E. Snyder of Onida, passed
through Pierre Saturday, enroute to
Rapid City, where he will attend the
School of Mines.
Miss Katherine Marso of Harold,
teacher of violin, is securing a class for
instruction in Pierre. Miss Marso comes
highly recommended.
Miss Lynn Fox of Lead, passed
through Pierre Monday, enroute to
Huron, where she will take in the
fair and visit with relatives.
Mrs. H. j. Wegner and her guests,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ii. z. Walters and L..
W.Gitley of Atlantic, Iowa, are tour
ing the Black Hills this week.
Mrs. w. l., %Schuppert came up
from Yankton Tuesday to attend a
meeting of the state library commits
slon, OF which she is a member.
Mrs. O.. K. Stablein and son left
tuesday for their home at Alexan-
drla; following q several days visit
with her daughter, Mrs. Hirning.
Miss Lois Spencer was today select
ed as the travelling representative OF
the state library commission to sue.
coed Miss Lily Borreson who resign
ed.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. G. Smith went to
Columbia Friday for a short visit
with a daughter. On their return
trip they stopped off at Huron to take
in the fair.
II. E. Cutting went to Huron Sunday
Where he will be employed during the
week at the fair grounds. Mr.. Cut
ting will go from Huron to st. Paul,
for a visit with his family.
Among the Pierreites at Huron
this week in attendance at the state
fair are Mrs. r. j. Grandle, Miss
Florence Glenn, Miss Sophia De-
Land n Malcolm Byrne.
Hon. J. =. Kelley left today for
Fargo. N. D., to attend a meeting of
members of the Northwest Grain
Growers association. He is program
ed to make the nam address.
c.. j. Corrick departed Tuesday
for GInvoland 0hio whorn ho will