Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1907-12-19
,JaWler Frank f. French ID strong
bidder for holiday trade. is HAS

.jeWler rank Il. FTencns lss SIS TOhg
bidder for holiday trade.
. Jackley departed Monday forl
eastern Iowa Santa Claus is certain to
do the right thing by him,
o. Y. Calbreath was called to his for
lmer home in Iowa on Tuesday on ac-
count or the illness of a daughter.
e. G. Mason returned yesterday from.
! Valley Springs this state, where he was
|cailed last week by the death OF his
] father.
Warren, Coppage s. Co. hays on sale
A a splendid line of China, including ar
|tlstically painted goods. Ii will please
holiday shoppers
4 d. as. Stoyer left Tuesday for Wis
consin From the Badger State MI.
IStoyer will extend his journey to Penn
splvania not forgetting to make stop
q in Illinois.
9. I'll. Ainsworth departed Monday
for Iroquois. where he has accepted
J position on the lroqnois Chief. Mrs.
AinsWsrth will go as soon as the house
hold goods are ready for shipment
< j. L. Booth, one of the leading resi-
> dents of Nicer, Stanley county, was
found dead in a rooming house at Fort
5 Pierre yesterday afternoon, his death
s being from heart failure. He came to
this section from Sioux City and was q
!, Mason and an Odd Fellow.
s TO influence farmers along their new
route across the state to engage in the
dairy business the Northwestern and
!, Chicago railroads have just announced
a big cut in the rates for the transpor :
tation of milk and cream. This new
g rate applies to all points within radius
= of 100 miles on the line from Rapid
City. The rates are probably the low
le. est of that nature ever made in this
ID Iportion of the state and are already
productive of results.
) On October I, William Moran came
re to this city from Falls City, Neb, the
lie purpose of his trip being to file upor
a tfact OF land on that portion the Low
er Brule reservation recently opened t.
re settlement. He left the city before
! completing the filing, and etferts OF re
Iatiyes in Fall City to learn OF hi
whereabouts were fruitless until las
Nv Monday when his wife, Hannah {
~ Moran, was notified that the remain
~ of her husband were at a morgue !
he Chicago. Mrs. Hannah @. Moran wa
formerly Mrs, Paul Flemming and re
1te sided many years in Fort Pierre.
~ For few minutes at the meeting
". the city council Friday eTaning tt
u members cut out parliamentary pro
cedure 20 express their views OF w
He has secured a temporary restraining o
ell, der to prevent the city going ahes
18th with the general plan Of simproyeme
of the streets. Walker runs a live
my barn fronting on one CT the streets a
M tected, and is the only property own
oc- in the.improvement district who is a
M tempting to stop the work, and t
F ( !.
expressions of opinion on the part
ter. members of the council were not w
Mr.. restrained.
ted The Tribune, published at Nowl
ion. west of the river. takes exception t.
the late special from Mlllerin which it
said that the people gather at that pla
ot and camp for the purpose Of using t
hot water from the artesian we'll, 4
;eIo laundry purposes. The Tribune a
a. mits the gathering and camping, /
! says it is to take advantage of the wa
~ medical baths, the water coming fri
the well at a temperature ofi2l degr,
and being practically the same as
ing water at Hot Sprlngf. Numbers OF
tied settlers go to Nowlin the secure
the benefit of these baths, but the launt
de's story is pronounced a fake pure q
go simple.