Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-09-28
LOCAL NEWS

with the Thomas grocery.
Mrs. S. Gibbs of Highmore, is a
guest at the Auldredge home.
l. }. Brown of rear Blunt, transact.
ed business here Tuesday.
Attorney John Sutherland went to
Blunt on legal business Tuesday.
P. j. Laughlin came up from DeGrey
Tuesday Oh a short business visit.
Mrs. viii Howes of Rousseau, pass.
ed Sunday With relatives in Pierre.
Irons orchestra will play for a dance
at the Auditorium tomorrow evening.
Attorney Virgil Laughlin left Tues
day for Trip, where he is practicing
law.
A. F. Moore went out to Midland
and Philip Tuesday on a short business.
visit.
Miss Lillian ADJUST eturned Friday
from a several days visit at Beatrice.
Neb.
Mrs. Ed Hausman and Mrs. Welch
of DeGrey. were shopping IN the city
Monday.
C. w. Martindale of the First Ma
tional Life, left Tuesday for North Da-
kota points.
E. j. Quinn of nea Highmore, visit
ed here with his son, E. NJ. Quinn,
over Sunday.
Miss Helen Merris arrived yesterday
from Decatur, H., for a visit at the
Mccoy home.
Mrs. IL. @. Morton entertained the
Monday Musicale at her home Mon
day evening.
A meeting of the ladies of the Catho-
lie church is being held this afternoon
at the academy.
v. V. Ketchum went to Harold
Monday, where he acted as clerk ct
an auction sale.
W. d. Nelson went to his farm near
Canning Monday to look after thresh-
ing operations there.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B, Sherman arrived
Friday from Belle Fourche to look al
ter property interests.
Mrs, Earl Toland of Huron, arrived
Saturday for a vi it with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. d. V. Hill.
j. L. Dillon and son, Clarence, Of
near Qnida, were business visitors in
Pierre Friday and Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Lowe arrived last
week from Girard, Ill, for a visit with
their uncle, Herbert Benion.
The Trinity Guild of the Episcopal
church was entertained at the Travis
home yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Slaves arrived Tuesday from
Tacomah, Wash. for an extended
visit at the Isenberg home.
Mrs. j. F. Olander returned last
week from Kansas where she was, call
ed by the illness of her father.
Harry Lovald of Sioux Falls, was in
the city yesterday to look after matters
with the pure food department.
Miss Clara Bowen arrived home
Tuesday from Huron, where she spent
several days at the C. T Dyke home.
Rev. A. c. Miller, a former Pierre
resident, was an arrival from Yankton
yesterday for a short stay in the CITY.
The Ladies Aid society of the Latb-
eran church is being entertained at the
Jas. Purcell home this afternoon.
Hon. Dick Haney came up from
Mitchell Tuesday to look after matters
before the supreme court and for a
visit with old acquaintances.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. WATSON arrived
tuesday from Marshall, Mimi, and
are guests at the home of their uncle,
Doane Dobinson, state historian.
n permit mas been granted by the
state Insurance department to the In
demnity Mutual Insurance company
OF London, England, to write insur.
ance in the state.
Mrs. Thos, Crawford and daughter,
Miss Myrtle, came in from Okoboio
tuesday, leaving for Mitchell, where
they will spend the remainder of the
week at the Corn Palace.
Il. r. Horner will soon commence the
moving of a residence from Grand
avenue, which be will locate on the lot
just north of his present home. The
Darn on this site will be wrecked.
MISS Edna Holm returned Yesterday
IRON a visit at Sioux Falls and Salem.
One was accompanied home from the
latter place by Miss Barnhart, who
Will spend several days here.
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