Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1907-10-17
John Boyer Of Murphy, Neb., arrived
in the city today.

Frank McNulty OF Sisseton, trans
acted legal business herd today.
u. A. Straight, brother of H. M.
Straight, is in the city from ST. Paul.
t. H. Rim and wife departed this
afternoon for tour of the Black Hills.
Football comes along not earlier than
usual, but it finds the baseball still in
the way.
j. H. Gropengieser and family visited
Fred at the. Agricultural college last
Saturday.
c. G. Conley and mother arrived here
today from Pittsburg for visit with
relatives.
| ?. 0. Silver OF Freeport, III editor
OF the Freeport Bulletin, was visiting
in the city, today.
Miss Sophia G. Deland returned home
Wednesday night from visit with
friends at Pedro.
Berne Stevens of Arnolds Park, To-,
arrived here today for two weeks
visit with relatives.
Kit Carson county, Colorado, is said
to be receiving a large influx of new
settlers. more than any locality in the
west.
The Minneapolis Jobbers are expected
to arrive tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock
on their return trip from the Hills
country.
The price of milk has been raised bv
the dealers in this city, and the people
without COWS are now getting only 10
quarts for "a dollar.
South Dakotans, those who are leav-
ing the state, are going to Kit Carson
county, Colorado. Cheap and desirable
lands are among the attractions.
! Miss Flora Bradstreet arrived from
Sioux City this morning, and departed
this afternoon for Harlingrove, near
which place she has filed homestead
entry.
The North Western Company will
hereafter transport teams, automobiles,
etc, between Pierre and Fort Pierre,
making four trips daily. An enclosed
car has been mustered into service
! Frank Crane, clerk of the supreme
court, lett Tuesday for Brookings and
Watertown. Before returning he will
attend the annual conference of the M,
E. church, to be held at Vermillion.
| On Saturday and Sunday ten trains of
thirty cars each, loaded with cattle, are
scheduled to pass through Pierre. en-
route to Chicago. Other heavy ship
ments OF stock will daily be made dur
ing the week.
| Assistant Superintendent Stewart
says the Northwestern is finding trouble
to get water along the line between
here and Huron, several of their wells
having failed, and that they need rain
to supply them with water.
Iroquois Chief: A farmer living
southwest of Iroquois raised 40 bushels
of barley to this acre and sold it for IS
cents per bushel-an income of 1893 pei
acre. If that land was sold on his in
come value it would bring pretty stiff
price.
October "a the Chicago, Milwaukee 6
st. Paul railway company will offer fol
sale, by auction, business and dwelling
lots in the town of Hettinger, N. ID
Hettlnger is located in rich and fertil,
section and bids fair to become one O.
the best towns in our sister state
}, The hunters have returned, and PEG
y pie may be seen with ducks in hand go
. ing every direction. The boys woult
not be SO mighty generous, only the,
: hate to pick so name. They report
8 fine time. They are rather quiet TO
such noisy chaps, which indicate
fatigue.
: Property owners should examin
:. their chimneys and if they are out o
repair have them fixed up. It won
cost much to have chimney pointe,
5 up and put in good shape, while fir
a caused by a defective f1ue would prov
quite expensive. This is matter tina
the whole community is interested il
and to which attention should be i'm
mediately given.
Articles of incorporation have bee
filed for the Omaha, Newport & North
), ern Railroad Co., with capital of So
:: 100000 and its main Office at Pierre. 1t
incorporates are Ephraim and Pierso
Banning, T. G. Macmillan and Osca
> Bond all Of Chicago, Clarence A. Viii
l bur of Minneapolis, 1. w. Goodner an
M. P. Goodner of Pierre. The line Wi
be operated in the state of Nebraska.
Gaffy & Stevens and J.R. P. Brown
i attorneys for Annie M. McGeary, neic
of Jos. o. Brown, deceased, mayor q
Pittsburg, Pa, and who was poisone
n March Is, 1903, in the house of hi