Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1893-03-02

dOrsements from every prominent demo-
crat in this county, besides q hearty wish
from all straight republicans, that he be
elevated to a position that he would ad
minister with fidelity and efficiency.
Tomorrow night about o'clock prob
ably the legislature will take sine die adj
journmcnt, and before Old Sol begins to
surmonnt the eastern horizon the exodus
will have taken place. There will prob
ably remain over Sunday considerable
number of clerks, who will have to fin
ish up the enrolling and engrosslng OF a
large number of bills made laws during
the last hours.
The committee of the board of county
commissioners, consisting of Mcssrs
Gould, Westoyer and Footc, who were
designated to let the care of the poor for
the coming year, after several meetings
and the rejection of u number of bids,
finally awarded the contract to j. w.
Copcs of Blunt. at that place on Satur-
day last.
Sioux Falls Press: Ancnt the rumors
of removal of the capital to Huron, the
most suggestive thing the Press has seen
is that the Huronite mas again begun to
say, on each suitable occasion, Keep
your eye on Huron The Pierre pap RS
will probably begin it again in the neal
future.
Pierre promises to become bicycle re-
sort the coming season. There are only
about fifteen wheels here now, but there
is good prospect that great many
more viii be added to these. bicycling is a
quick aId convenient way OF getting
around besides being healthy exercise.
Bob Evans, the saloon keeper was bound
over by Col. Laird. United States commits
soner, on the charge of selling liquor to
the Indians. When this charge can be
proven il usually goes hard with the cul-
prit, as Uncle sam is disposed to set down
hard on such mischief.
Gray Bros. who are boring the Dry
Run artesian we'll, repor. they have
reached depth of 100 feet. and that the
water has raised to within about thirty
feet of the top of the hole. II is thought
a good flow Will be found in less than an
other 100 feet.
| Watcrtown News: Col. l.. S. Billiard.
OF Pierre. was a guest at the Grand Cen
trail hotel Monday night. Col. Bulard is
one of the noted republican politicians of
the capital city and is pretty good
whist player too. He came over ON bust
ness.
Minnesota was buried in over foot OF
snow Tuesday. which cut Oft about all OF
the eastern mail. Northern Iowa and the
eastern part of this state were similarly
treated, while out in this region the CHI
nook wind was blowing as usual.
j. w. Fowler and Myron Wiltsie, OF
Rapid City and W. Best,of New York
after conference with the directors OF
the Duluth Pierre and Black Hills rail-
road, went east Friday, probably to close
certain arrangements.
Several cases of scarlet fever are re-
ported among the children at the Indian
school. but as they have fine hospital
and quarantine has been established, nc
further spread of the disease is appre.
hendcd.
DR.. Hoyt has been appointed a member
of the advisory council of the World.
Congress auxiliary. He will soon com
mence the preparation of q paper on this
climate and also it's influences on health
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Grilley lost three
year old child on Saturday, from scarle
fever. They have the sincere sympathy
of friends and neighbors. The bura
was madein Riverside cemetry Sunday.
Miss Robinson, precep,ress at the col
lege, will read paper entitled Persona
Responsibility, before meeting Of the
w. C. T. U. at the house OF Mrs. Seward
Friday afternoon.
Gershom Jones is completing bioRra
ply OF the members of the legislature
the state officers and the employees Q
the state offices, to be published IN pam
phlet fern.
| The transfer of the postoffice has beel
made from R. Z. Gregory to A. D. Mar
riot. Both gentlemen arc we'll calculated
to give entire satisfaction to the Pierr
patrons.
II
with scarlet fever. 1t is an old saying
, that misfortunes never come singly. TIL
fever and the legislature have tho sam
dates.
, L. P. McLaren, formerly the Siou
} City Journals legislative correspondent
here, is in the city with his daughter
} He now lives in Chicago.
Three heavily upholstered swing chair
were received Friday, which will DC use
by the governor, his lieutenant and tn
speaker of the house.
Carthage News: Will Leighty {
Pierre, bought the Lee farm this week
!. The bargains in farm lands are bein
seized upon greedily.
Mrs. w. w. Taylor, wife OF the stat
treasurer, has gone to the national capt.;
to visit with friends and see the inauc
: ural ceremonies.
The capital removal bill should hav
r inscribed on its monument, If Huron care
to furnish one, these words: "Nipped /