Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1918-02-07
Harry Fulton has been released from

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Daily Papers and Magazines at the
Smoke House.-F. N. Beacon.
w. F. Mason of Aberdeen, trans
acted business in Pierre Monday.
Harry Hoyt came in from Vinton
yesterday on a short business visit.
Otto Babcock of Winnipeg, Canada,
is q guest at the C. C. Whitcher home.
Fred Klein of aolabird. underwent
an operation at the hospital yester.
day.
Miss Ivy Ash returned Tuesday
from a visit with homefoiks at Sioux
Falls.
Mrs. E H, Ramsey is entertaining
the Lutheran Aid society at Their home
this afternoon.
j. G Damn of Fargo, N. D., is in
the city on matters with the First
National Life.
l.. A, Manson, banker at Quinn,
spent Monday in Pierre on a combined
business and pleasure trip
Guy Harding and Henry Chamber
lam went TO Minneapolis the first of
the week 10 take in the auto show.
Il S Payoe, assistant attorney
general, arrived home Monday from
a trip 70 the eastern part OF the state.
Miss Henrietta Mateer win enter.
tain the Queen Esther society Monday
evening at the home of Fred Williams,
Attorney Voorhees, came mp from
Sioux Fails Tuesday 10 look after
legal matters before the supreme
court.
The annual state show and school of
the South Dakota Corn 81 Grain Grow
e1s association will be held at Redield
March As.
Roy Airey arrived in the city today
from Camp Grant, Rockford, III.
! having been given 3 several days
%furIough IN account Of i'll health.
Mr.. and Mrs. L Wadleigh are
expected home the last of the week
2 from Boston, Mass, where they have
, spent several weeks with a daughter
The plumbing establishment OF
Gerlach & Kjng will hereafter be run
by Henry Gerlach, who has purchas
ed the interest OF his partner, P. b
. King.
Mrs. 0. T. Richmond, sister 0
: Mrs. j, e. Majlerv, closed a severa
weeks vleit here Tuesday, and afte
q visit with a sister at DeSmet vii
return to her home in Canada.
= Kenneth Matter, who has been il
training at Camp Funston, arrive
Monday and will spend his furlougl
= at his home near Okobojo. Mr.. an
Mrs. Matter were in TO meet hlm.
e E. f. Dorothy arrived home Satur
day from Rochester, where he spen
, some time at the Mavo hospital. Nil
y Dorothy has regaineo his former goo
health and is 10 busy about hi
business interests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hebbler, VIII
have been connected with the ST
Charles for the past two years, hav
gone to Huron. where they will agai
be in the employ of Manager Dude
at the Royal hotel.
J. f Cuttings of M~ilesville, return
ed Tuesday morning from a visit
the home of relatives at Marysvillt
: MO. He reports ordinary oat stra'
as bringing better than SIS a to
there, timothy hay at $24 and alfalf
- hay at $35 Philip Review.
y Mr.. and Mrs. w. Il. Rem and M
ic and Mrs ID Purcell went out to tt
A. Chas. McMullen home near Fo.
as Pierre Sunday where they spent I'll
day. The men folks engaged in
rabbit hunt and hagged a large nun
:, Der which they have been feasting O
IL Sioux Falls Argus Leader: Amor
no the visitors late Saturday afternot
err was Hon. Samuel C. Policy, judge
90 the supreme court, who dropped in
ie the city between trains. Judge PC
ID. ley had business in Madison and d
an cided to come down for a few hours
IS Milton A, Hunt, son of Mr.. al
I'm Mis-. W. M. Hunt of Murdo, in trai
ls ing at Camp Green, North Carolin
is died on Sunday, Jan. 30. He enlist
he with the field artillery in Decembe
at leaving wife and home to serve
country. His death was caused frc
la spinal meningitis.
Chamberlain Register: John
Ia Deets, formerly state immigrant
aDt commissioner, vas among the
On. snowbound in Chamberlain this wee
sed IN the early days Deets allotted be
ere The Lower Brule and Crow Greek r.
to ervations and at present is an imr
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