Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1907-08-08
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Editor Besancon Of Blunt was Ii the
city yesterday.
a weed cutting club could be swung
with good effect.
Miss Mary Rusdorfer is on . visit to
friends at Midland.
Editor postmaster Thorn was in the
city yesterday from Capa.
The local gun club held q shoot last
evening. Nothing winged.
G. II. Cassill, state treasurer, return.
ed yesterday to his home in Canton.
A carload of sewer pipe came in
Tuesday. The improvement goes un.
interruptedly on.
Ed. Gage returned Wednesday from
Luverne to which place he shipped q
carload of horses.
F.C. Feigal and r. E. Grimshaw,
representative business of the Hills,
were in the city yesterday.
Milton T. Goodner returned Wednes.
day from a business trip to Vermillion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Lyons of Sully
county are visiting friends in the city.
Dr. Harry Ruble was an east bound
passenger yesterday, going to Sugar
Grove, Ohio.
A silver medal contest will be held
at the Methodist Episcopal church to-
morrow evening.
The state treasurer received $3.50
from the government as the states
share of the forest reserve fund.
Mrs. M. r. Martin is seriously i'll at
her home. But little hope is held out
for the betterment Of her condition.
A. T. Osgood has received notice of
pension increase of 500 per month.
The latest act gave him the additional
sum.
If you expect to attend business
college, get the Mankato Commercial
College, Mankato. Mimi, catalog. 1t
is free.
Prof. j. f. Olander went to Brook
ings the first of the week, to conclude
arrangements to bring his family to
this city,
Peter j. Tscharner of Lemon, S.. D.,
has been admitted to practice law in
this state upon a certificate from the
state of Wisconsin.
Peter Haas, city assessor of Sioux
Falls registered Tuesday at the Grand
Pacific. He is in the city on matters
before the state assessment board.
Miss Alice Cleary departed yesterday
for Odell, ILL.,, being called by the death
of brother, having received word that
he had been killed on an electric car.
Good position for students of the
Sioux Falls Business College, Sioux
Falls, S. d. Enter Sept. 3rd and get
three months tuition free. Send fol
! catalogue.
G. e. Hall, representing the Mime
sofa aud South Dakota Farmer, Brook
ings, is in the city. He represents one
of the best farm papers published ir
the west.
Governor Crawford yesterday ap.
pointed H. L. Englund of Templeton
game warden for Jerauld county, and
A. H. Herrck of Gary, game warden
for Deuel. county.
S. II. Lea, state engineer, and his as
sistant, Leroy Leach, left yesterday
for Sioux Falls where they will look
after matters related to the drainage
work in the Big Sioux Valley.
Articles of Incorporation have beer
filed for the Farmers State Bank Of
Herreid, with a capital of 5000. The
incorporators are G. j. Hazel, J. H
Holmes, Aberdeed; T. A. Fossem, Of
Herreid.
Dan Glennon came in from the wesI
yesterday from trip to the Hills coun
try since he retired from the superin
tendency Of the division. He will e
back to his old passenger run, between
Bookings and Redtield.
j. Fl. Voorhees, Of Sioux Falls was to
day appointed by the governor as tn,
delegate from south Dakota to attent
the conference for uniformity of stet,
laws, which is to meet at Portland
Maine, Aug. %.
The A. G. Brink Land Co. are Ger.
tainly doing some business Of lat,
the company have purchased NOR
land than it has disposed of. Thei
knowledge of the productive qualitie
of central South Dakota sail cannot b.
shaken.
A trip through the country will con
Vince the hardest knocker in the Ian,
that the crops are exceedingly goo,
4 this year. The average is fine. Wheat
oats, barley, flax and hay are all goo,
and corn, despite the late spring, look
as good here as it does anywhere on tn