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Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1907-03-21
DECLARES CUPID DELAYS MAILS
Rural Servant Of Uncle Sam Says Cowboy Admirers Yovna
Women Made Him. al Pistol Point, Wait Until She
Got Ready to Distribute Mail.

A mail carrier on the rural route
west of Midland has written to the
postoffice department to know whether
pretty young woman who happens to
be a postmistress has the right to de-
lay the United States mails while she
does up her back hair and exchanges
pleasantries with admirers. The car
rier tells narrowing tale.
At Olney pretty young woman,
daughter of F. E. Olney, is the post
mistress, the Office being in her faith
ers general store. The carrier claims
that his schedule gives him but seven
minutes to wait at the Olney postoffice
but that recently when he arrived at
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1907-03-21

which would have been absolutely
impossible without the practical as
sistance of the federal authorities.
Wherever the infection was general
the work was comparatively easy, as
a thorough system of dipping was
necessary, but the cases in existence
at this time, which are largely iso-
lated, will be more difficult and ex-
pensive to discover and treat.
DR.. R. H. Treasy, chief Of this
division of the bureau of animal in
dustry; DR.. J. P. Foster, the retiring
state veterinarian, now in the en-
ployment of the federal government,
and DR.. Hicks, the present state veter-
marian, were in consultation with the
commission. 1t was the unanimous
opinion that concerted action is neces-
sary to eradicate this disease.
DR.. Treacy informed the commits
sion that in certain sections where
the quarantine had been raised the
disease was again apparent, but in
isolated cases, and If it is the inten-
ton of the commission to employ
drastic measures toward complete
eradication of this disease this spring
he would give the assistance Of every
federal Inspector available.
The federal inspectors have been
at work since the close of the last
dipping season, as far as weather con-
ditons would permit, endeavoring to
locate and quarantine infected herds,
and have furnished the Office of the
commission with not only reports of
infection found in the state, but re-
ports Of the shipment of infected cat
tie to market centers.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1907-03-21
BREAK RECORD AS REFORMERS
Soah Dokoa in Corporation Curbns Guido
Even popvlists- Increase Il Lid" Laws-Saloon and
Gambling Restrictions Are Multiplied

six months to one year and COMPEL.
ing absolute publicity in divorce pro-
ceedings. Those interested in the in
dustry have decided upon sensational
coup, which will prevent the new
laws going into effect for at least
nearly two years.
The referendum amendment to the
state constitution, which was adopted
in 1899, and which is a relic of the
Populist administration of state af
fairs, is the weapon which will pre-
vent the new divorce laws going into
effect at the time expected by those
who pushed the measure through the
legislature. Had the new divorce
lay contained an emergency clause
the referendum could not have been
invoked.
Work Already Begun.
1t was Officially announced that the
referendum amendment will be in
voked. and this will prevent the new
divorce laws going into effect until
after it has been submitted to the
voters OF the state and receives a
AudJoll Ivy VI Cuc SOl0S cast. IL cannot
be submitted to the voters of South
Dakota until the next general cleo
ton, to be In November, 1908, and in
the meantime the present law requir-
ing onl ysix months residence will
be in effect
knowledge of this is expected to
cause a great revival in the divorce
industry, pending the result of the
vote upon the new law ct the election
year from next fall.
In order to invoke the referendum
1t is necessary to file petition con-
tanning the signatures of S per cent
OF the qualified voters of the state
asking that the law be submitted to
vote. These petitions already have
been prepared, and will be circulated
Immediately for signatures, and will
be filed before the expiration of nine
ty days from the passage Of the new
divorce law as required by the refer
endum amendment to the state con-
stitution.
Oppose Sunday Law.
1t is also otficiall announced that the
referendum will be invoked in the
case of the new law prohibiting Sun
day amusements in South Dakota.
such as theatrical performances and
baseball games.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1907-03-21
LAWMAKERS SHAKEN IN WRECK
Five South Dakota SoIons in Smash
Up-No Lives Are ost

Five South Dakota SoIons in Smash
Up-No Lives Are Lost.
Five State legislators and other pas
sengers on the west-bound Milwaukee
train had narrow escapes from serious
injury and possible death eleven miles
west of Aberdeen. The train, with a
double header, crashed into a freight
train going in the same direction, and
the passengers got a severe shaking
up.
high wind, which blew the loose
snow in clouds, prevented Engineer
Slater on the front engine of the pas
senger train from seeing the freight
train, and the only warning he had
was a flag thrown through his win
dow by the brakeman of the freight
train, who had run back to stop the
passenger train
Slater applied the air brake, and
both engines were thrown off the
track after demolishing the caboose
and a freight car. The engine crew
Jumped, Slater hurting his hip badly
aud Fireman Rittenberg sustaining
body bruises. Several passengers were
thrown from their seats.
The wreck happened a few feet
from deep ravine, the scene OF re-
cent freight wreck. Had not warning
been given 1t is believed the wreck
would have resulted in the loss OF
many lives.
The legislators on the train were
Representatives Parmley of Edmunds
county and family. Foncannon OF
MCPHERSON and Bibelheimer of Wal
worth and Senator Overholzer and
wife of Walworth and Hepperlee of
MCPHERSON. They were on their way
home from the capital.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1907-03-21

the postoffice the postmistress was
standing before a mirror doing things
to her hair, and that he was compelled
to wait half an hour before she fin
ished. Even then she made no move
toward receiving and distributing the
mail he brought, but engaged in repair
tee with a couple of admirers who had
entered the store.
Finally, the carrier says, he gathered
up his mail bags and started on to the
next postoffice. He had gone scarcely
a mile, however, when he was overtak-
en- by the two cowboy admirers Of the
young postmistress, who at the point
of revolvers compelled the carrier to
"about face" and return to Olney and
there wait until the postmistress was
ready to do business with him.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1907-03-21
DRAFTS ON THE STATES PURSE
Governor Passes All Dvt Wolf Bounty Sc.
Aside 10 Be Used for New Capitol Building
When Needed.

The last Of the appropriation bills,
with the exception of wolf bounty in
crease, has been passed upon by the
governor and filed in the Office of the
secretary Of state. This bill will be
allowed to become a law without the
signature of the governor. The total
amount appropriated in general and
special bills amounts to 34,395, 407.21.
This total includes the 100000 con.
tinEent appropriation for the capitol
building, to be available Dec. l. 1908,
in case there has not been sufficient
return from land sales to make the
required fund at that time. The ap-
preparation bills are:
General bill ............ 81 ,039 10000
Legislative expenses. .... 66,681.16
Expense of circuit judges 100000
State capitol. ............ 200,OO0.00
Deficiency in insurance
department ............ 10000
Travelling expenses public
examiner .......... 10000
Electric lighting plant,
blind asylum .......... 100000
Meade county, transfer In
sane .............. 205.0o
Expenses horticultural So
ciety ................ 100000
Girls dormitory, Brook
inss 100000
Madison normal repairs. 100000
CT em1cal laboratory,
BrooEinss ............. 2,ooo.21
National guard. .......... 100000
Mcleod printing def
cheney ............ 1,574.e2
State fair premiums. $50. 100000
Investigating committee. 10000
Yankton asylum. ......... 36,5OOOO
immigration commissioner 10000. 90
James Davies, chaplain at
reform school. ......... $500
State fair buildings. 800. $4,000 90
Deficiency Soldiers home 4,175.OO
Printing and other ex-
penses ,............ 7,13122
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1907-03-21
NEW DEPOT OFFERED.

The new Great Northern station and
freight depot at Aberdeen has been
turned over to the railroad, and trains
now are running in and out of the
building. The road plans putting on
a new line of coaches to the Twin
Cities and making other improve
ments in the service. The new sta.
tions is handsome structure, and
makes splendid terminal for the
road.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1907-03-21

Charles Langduth of Lead has re-
ceived a telegram from Turner, Or,
announcing the violent death Of his
son, formerly resident of Lead. He
died as result Of a pistol shot, and
1t is feared that he met with foul
play. Fifty dollars in cash was found
upon his person, and this dispels the
theory that he was murdered BY rob.
bers. Langduth was twenty-eight
years old, and member OF Troop \
of Griggsby's Cowboy regiment. He
was a carpenter by trade. A widaU
and two small children survive.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1907-03-21
FARMERS GET LIBRARY
Women's Clubs Circulate READING !
Country

Country.
The newly organized Aberdeen Fed
Grafton of Women's clubs has estab-
lished travelling library to supply
the surrounding country with books
and periodicals where access to circu-
lating libraries is denied Boxes of
books and periodicals are being
shipped out into the country. A del
uge Of applications are being received
from all parts Of the county.
campaign against dandelions and
weeds will be actively carried on by
the clubs as soon as the necessity
arises for it in the summer
The plan is to have small boys pick
dandelions, roots and all, for stipu-
lated sum per bushel; and to pull the
weeds, roots and all, for so much a
sheaf. 1t is expected that the work
will be great success in identifying
the city.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1907-03-21
TO BUILD 100 HOUSES.

More than one hundred houses will
be erected this year at Aberdeen by
a local syndicate, and the work will
begin April Is. Other concerns here
are making similar plans, and it is
evident that determined effort is
about to be made to overcome the
house famine which has prevailed
here more than year in spite Of the
great amount Of building of the last
season, and which is steadily growing
worse with the rapid incoming Of new
families.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1907-03-21
SAY ,"curen Aided Death.

St. Cloud, Mimi, March 13.-Alleg-
ing that the treatment given, instead
of effecting cure, FASTENED his death,
the heirs of Casper Pick have entered
before Probate Judge Klasen an OBJ
lection to the allowance Of the claim
of DR.. M. eau against the estate Of
the deceased.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1907-03-21
State Bank Organized.

The Farmers State Bank Of Tolstcy
with $4,000 capital, has just been or
ganized, with H. z. Keynes Of Brent
ford and Thomas A. Way and ]. H
Holmes Of Aberdeen as incorporators
Tolstoy is twenty miles south OF
Bowdle and is new town.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1907-03-21

Insurance live stock pa
vilion, Mitchell. ........ 218.40
State engineers deficiency 10000
Deficiency, attorney gen.
eral I12.24
Land Office fling fees.... 100000
State house deficiency. $4,000
Secretary of state de-
aciency ............... 10000
Judgment against pure
food commissioner. 80. 212.1n
victs .................. 100000
Clerk hire, department OF
history .............. 10000
Sewage at reform school. 100000
diers' home board. 49,. 1903
Fire company deficiency. 2,1O5.O1
Clerk hire, land depart
ment .................. 272.oo
Supreme court reports. 10000
Investigating committee
state fa1r ............. 1886
Highmore experiment
farm .................. 100000
spearfsh normal ........ 55,0OO0O
Wolf bounty. .......... 100000
Purchase farm at Redfeld
asylum ............ 100000
Building at Aberdeen nor
nal NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. so,ooo.oo
Yankton asylum deficiency 1,663.S3
Soldiers home. ......... 100000
Reform school deficiency. 859.49
vermillion law building. 100000
Building deaf mute school 100000
School Of minesb ......... 16,50O.OO
Total ...............$2 81, 1896, 1921
The nearest to this appropriated by
any past legislative session was that
Of 1908. which appropriated 1896
439 The appropriations for the SEES
sion Of 1905 was nearly two hundred
thousand less than that of 1903, but
it left number Of deficiencies, which
had to be made up at the present ses-
sion, as the above list will show.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1907-03-21
Pure Food Troubles.

Did your discomfort result from
eating too much preserved fruit?"
No, | felt 'all right until accident
ally read the confessions on the label .
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-28
stast Baltimore.
Torrcit's Sciisit.

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%tintorc- Sbio-@iienbobn bat nit DEM
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No, arrangements g~etroffen, nm
cine 8olfsoeriommlltng in Der Office
beS WoporS bon 6reoerid cin5ltberu.
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hing Die @rridJtung elmer Ginmode.
rel Don @urfcn mo oltoercr inter sic
Gutrgnric rEidlcS" f%olenoen @orten.
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bon cit1cm iuoblbcfannten GtubliIlc=
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$4,000 bis $4,000 iUbrlid fir, Src.
ocrif mo mlBcr6ent 9eidoftiglrl9
tit cine 9icibe poit 8crionen. Die
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rid u Gountp mcrigltcnS 300 Nder
fiir Sen 9ol non@emiiicn i1lt0 8ritd)s
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Der 22-iG6rige Gborlc3 StcpcnS,
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8oItfoIic bon Soplor'S Salono, MO-
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&citcrm Nara1anS Giicnbabn.

3eQini,eah 25. Gonember, berIiBt SiueusG tatter
Sdafidi,
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perlduS.
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glrioae. fofpie tdaIidb ausseuommen Gonntas
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tppn, Sancod. Ghippenshare uno, ansaeiom.
men Sonittaa. Sreaerid uno einmtisbure.
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sdafitb, ausaenummen sonntaa.
6.t5 Wloraens - Qurf, y. uno 8. Hibifion nnb
@dupilnie Ditli4 BON gnlorbs Srobe, totpis
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GuUttsbura.
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G9eiapcnfe Gampfer-G ompaenie.

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$50, So.
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nube &ornohItroHc f3.2 bel so SUB,
@r~lino3inq 500. $500.
&eptop 1pOo al Ro6crt Seff etc,
8 2pt@, s..
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SicGmuno, 3 @ruNOltiidc; So.
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ShleThdtr Siiooiicite Ser Decatur.
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so, &rlllo5ins S3G.15; So.
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Dcarlen jun, 6 GrmOltiide,
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Touorouicf urlb 6roll, Sitieite Der
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AZ Sub. @rNnoSins sd, $670.
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bel SUB @ritnh5inS $3.50, So.
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