Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-09-07
A daughter was born Tuesday tt
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo kantowski.

DeGrey Saturday on a shopping trip.
Alton Adams arrived home Sunday
from a several weeks stay at Hazel.
Robert Crawford came up from
Huron Monday for a short visit with
friends.
Attorney H. G.. Fuller vent to
Rapid City yesterday on professional
business.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Ingham returned
Friday from a visit with relatives at
Iowa points.
straw votes are now in season, but
there's no real substitute for the cleo
ton returns.
Misses Blanche and Lala Battin
returned Saturday from a trip to the
Black Hills.
Mrs. Will Howes came up from
Canning yesterday for a short visit
with relatives.
Gov. Byrne delivered the Labor
Day address at the Methodist church
Sunday evening.
Attorney James Brown of Cham
berlain, was in the city Tuesday on
legal business.
Lester Wegner returned lest week
from Chicago. where he spent some
time with relatives.
Chas. and Ray Smith, who have
been guests at the Spanier home, left
yesterday for Wisconsin,.
A. f. Moore and daughter. Miss
Marie, returned the latter part of last
week from the Black Hills.
Frank Rood, secretary of state
arrived home Sunday from a trip tt
the western part of the state.
w. ID. Nelson arrived home Saturday
from Minneapolis where he ATTENDED
the national convention of jewellers.
G. G. Barton of the state insurance
department. has gnna to the eastern
part OF the state on professional bust
ness.
+, j. Reyes ana family of De Grey
: passed through the city Friday, enrout'
home from a visit in stanley County.
Miss Genevieve Staley left Frida,
> for Hitchcock, where she has been en-
gagged as teacher in the city schools
Miss Ethel Miller of Sioux Falls
4 was a guest of Miss Edith Jacobso
Friday, being enroute to Black Hill
=. points.
p. w. Dougherty of the state raj
way commission. has gone to tn
eastern part of the state of olicia
II business.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. E. Hittle hav
q gone to Huron to reside, having shil
ped their household goods to tina
!; point Tuesday.
Miss Harriet Quigg passed throug
!, the city Tuesday from Aberdeen
Fort Pierre, where she will Wis
with homefolks.
Perry Mathews and family hav
moved to the city from Sully count
u to enable the children to attend tn
g Pierre schools.
DR.. Il. NJ. Isenburg and famil
boun raf,rroI fron, no1;t
where Mrs. %Isenburg has been r,
ceiving medical treatment.
e. Mr.. and Mrs. Neil Hall came i
t. from Lead Sunday and together wit
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. O'Brien of TIL
city went Oh to the Twin Cities.
+. Mesdames L.. l.. Schaaf and Gu
8. Erickson entertained a number {
y friends Friday, complimentary
t. their guests, Miss Stone of Lincoln
Of Neb., and Miss Sage of Omaha.
The city schools opened Monda
morning for enrolment and the a
re alignment of books, after which tt
+, pupllS were phCuSpu LOT the RENAL
to der of the day in observance of Labt
Day.
The marriage of Miss Katherine
st Cngle of Baltimore, Md, and DR.. 7
d. L. Riggs of this city. took place
the Q~uackenbush home Sunday, Re
T. F. Riggs of Oahe performing Il
" ceremony.
as The high school athletic club ga,
of a benefit dance at the auditoriu
u Monday evening. There was a lar,
r. attendance and a good time is repor
ed by all. Music was furnished
q the Apolla orchestra.
ee Three were killed and five were j
no jured, two of them probably fatally,
the result of the explosion of an acct
lene gas welding machine in the M
waukee railroad shops at Mitch
ar Monday morning. The blast shoe
a the town and was heard for a distan
of two miles