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Judge J. H. McCoy spent the first of the week at Aberdeen.
Attorney I. A. Churchill of Huron, is in the city on legal business.
Mrs. Frank Chladek of Redfield is a guest at the Chas. Rohrer home.
Wm. Atherton came up from Huron Tuesday on a short business trip.
J. 1. O'Donnell, deputy state auditor, spent Sunday at his home in Onida.
Mrs. T. F. Riggs underwent an operation for appendicitis at the hospital Tuesday.
Mrs. J. P. Erickson entertained the Baptist Aid society at her home yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. M. W. Case left Friday for her home at Omaha, following a visit with relatives here.
Miss Lucy Schwem returned Monday to Deadwood, after a week's visit with friends here.
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Munson have gone to Minneapolis and St. Paul for a several days' visit.
B. A. Cummins returned Monday from a several days visit in Chicago and the Twin Cities.
The Highmore and l'ierre basket ball teams will play at the high school tomorrow night.
Mrs. Thor Soleglad entertained the choir of the Lutheran church at her home Friday evening.
A. W. Ewert, John Davy and N. B. Gearhart went to Sioux City Monday on a short business trip.
The Ladies Aid society of the Evangelical church met this afternoon at the John Robinson home.
Miss Gladys Platts entertained the members of her Sunday School class at her home Monday evening.
Mrs. J. I. Dalton left Saturday for her home at Sioux Falls, after a few days visit with Pierre friends.
J. L. Leckhart, receiver of the Hughes County Bank at Blunt, spent Sunday with homefolks in Pierre.
Mrs. J. H. McCoy entertained a company of ladies Tuesday in honor of her guest, Mrs. J. L. Brown of Aberdeen.
Mr. Magness of St. Lawrence, father of Representative B. F. Magness, died at his home at that place last week.
Miss Esther Arp was hostess to the stenographers of the house of representatives at the Kenney apartments at the St. Charles Tuesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Ole Dahl have rented the Westlund residence near the capitol and will continue the keeping of boarders and roomers at that popular home.
Arthur Brown and wife of Wasta, have been placed under arrest by O. K. Stablein, state insurance commissioner, charged with being responsible for the fire at that place last July.
I. M. Dotson, undertaker, went to Blunt yesterday to take charge of the remains of Mr. Reid, who died at that place of heart trouble. The remains were shipped to Ohio for interment.
Dupree News: Miss Irene Ewing, who is employed as a trained nurse in one of the Aberdeen hospitals, came in Monday night on a visit to her mother, Mrs. Louise Muth, and other relatives and friends.
The Moochers, a newly organized club of young men, have opened up club rooms in the Hyde block and are furnishing up their quarters with up-to-date fixtures, having already made the purchase of a pool table.
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Pierre Lodge A. F. & A. M. will hold a smoker at their hall in Temple Court Saturday evening. A large number of visiting Masons from over the state will be in attendance and the local members are planning an elaborate social affair.
Willard Flanders who was found guilty by a jury in the court at Sheridan of the murder of his wife and Sam Schultz, near Hulett, last July, was sentenced January 20th, by Judge Parmalee to be hanged at sunrise on May 7th. Flanders did not show the slightest sign of emotion when sentence was pronounced. Motion for a new trial was overruled.
The Belle Fourche alfalfa meal mill is grinding now. Because of the continued cold weather the demand for meal has not been very brisk. But with the coming of fair weather the plant will now be busy till early in the summer. The manage-
