Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-01-07

ed Monday from Lead.
Mr., and Mrs. Joe Mccarthy visited
over Sunday with relatives at Cavour.
The Methodist ladies will hold a food
sale at the Battin grocery Saturday af-
noo
Mrs. L. R. Smith of Fielder. under
went an operation at the hospital Tues
day.
Godfrey Roberts left Tuesday for In
diana. where he is attending Notre
Dame college.
Miss Ferol Steele went to Harold
Monday, where she is teaching in the
city schools.
Miss Marie Stablein returned Sun
day from a weeks visit with homefolks
at Faulkton.
Miss Louise Checker left Monday for
Ohio, having spent the past two weeks
at her home here.
! Miss Regina HOLSTER left Tuesday
for Milwaukee, where she resumed her
studies at Downer college.
Miss Emma Lewis left Sunday for
Aberdeen, where she is engaged as
teacher in the city schools.
The East Pierre Womans club was
entertained Tuesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Cummings.
Mrs. E NJ. Wanbaugh returned
tuesday from a couple of weeks visit
wish homefolks at WATERFOWL.
Flagg Carlisle, a former Pierre boy.
has opened up a law office at Stamford,
having moved there from Ft. Pierre.
The Womans Missionary society of
the Congregational church was held
yesterday afternoon at the parsonage.
Miss Bessie G~ropengeiser of Onida
passed through Pierre Saturday, en-
route home from a visit at Hot Springs
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter B~randhuber
went to Miller Sunday, where they will
spend several weeks at the Waters
home.
Miss Ruth Peterson arrived Tuesday
from Sioux Falls and has taken up her
work in the state educational depart.
ment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Schultz and
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urday for a visit at the Livingstone
home.
Misses Hazel McCalmont, Helen ia
cobsen and Grace Hartwell have re-
turned to their school work at Huron
college.
Mrs. j. w. Cook and children de.
parted Friday for their home at Hur-
on, following a two weeks visit with
Pierre friends.
Olney Borst, of Rapid City, has &C.
cepted a position with the First Ma.
tional Life of this city. Mr.. and Mrs.
Borst have moved to Pierre.
M. M. Kramer and j. F. Olander left
Monday for the northeastern part OF
the state to look after business for the
Capital Supply company.
Miss Marguerite Cox returned to
Wasta Monday after a several days
visit at her home here. Miss Cox is 8
teacher ir the Wasta schools.
The Burlington Railway company
has filed a petition with the state
railway department asking for per
mission to discontinue its station at
Nahant.
The Chase-Liste company are play
ing to large audiences at the Grand this
week. A Saturday afternoon matinee
will be given, when they present, The
American Girl"
Huronite, 4: Miss DeEtte Lilli-
bridge, who has been i'll at the Hur.
on hospital for an extended period,
is improving slowly, and is now on
the road to recovery.
Rev. K. A. Kasberg of the Lutheran
church of this city has been rendered 9
call to the pastorate of the Lutheran
church at Huron. Rev. Kasberg has
not fully decided in regard to the call.
Among the arrivals Tuesday to at
tend the inaugural ball were Mr.. ane
+, Mrs. Frank Anderson of Webster, C
E. S%tutenroth and wife of Redfield, d,
B. Styles and wife of Owanka, Pau
Tibbitts of Deadwood.
Rev. Morton and wife were given {
"pound" party at their home Friday
evening. About forty guests wer5
present and each presented their guests
with a pound of eatables, which were
gladly accepted.
j. p. Murphy, deputy state auditor,
and wife entertained State Auditor II.
B. Anderson and Office force at a fare
we'll reception Saturday afternoon. A
delicious course dinner was served.