Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1907-11-07
Attorney General Clark left today Tor

AA Ouus lOAS III W lever, IS taSG
recovering.
In times of peace the army can fall
back on the poor Utes.
G. c. Wade, of st. Paul, arrived here
today for a short visit.
DR.. Jaynes, brother of G. H. Jaynes,
is in the city from Chicago.
Miss Leila Mansfield left today for
Hurley where she will visit her parents.
E. A. Platts, deputy secretary of state,
is away to his first love-Moody county.
u. DAWN, of Shelbyville, ILL.,, is in
the city. He intends to locate in Stan.
Icy county.
Mrs. c. 81. Anderson left today, going
to Abilene, Kansas, to visit "the old
folks at home"
Mrs. Lu Lillibridge departed today
for Chicago where she intends to visit
for short time.
G. H. Burke departed today for the
northern part of the state to transact
business matters.
Congressman Parker arrived in Pierre
today from the Hills country. He will
remain the city tomorrow.
Dr. A. H. Youngs made trip to Van
meter the first of the week, where he
went on professional business.
Goodner & Goodner, attorneys, are
now located in the Higer block, where
they have more roomy office rooms.
M. A. Saugstad returned yesterday
from summers stay at Hitchcock
this state, where he has land interests
The Eureka bakery will be under
new management Saturday. Jerr.
Finn having bought out the present
owner.
Frank 4. Aikens, one of the ables
and most successful mem bers of thu
South Dakota bar, is in the city from
Sioux Falls.
S. &. Dewell returned today from
Philip, where he passed the week sole
iting insurance for the N ORTIZ western OF
! Milwaukee.
G. M. Livingstone left Monda y to-
Onida, called there by the illness of {
brother, j.. A. Livingstone, of thu
Waterman, who hos been bedridden Of
| rheumatism for weeks.
Elevator companies throughout the
state are again buying produce. Prices
which tumbed by reason Of the fur.
in New York, are advancing and thu
market will be in normal condition
within a week.
Official notice has been issued iron
the United States land office in this cit
to the effect that any and all applica
tions to make final proof prior to the
expiration of fourteen months iron
date of entry, will be rejected, subject
to applicants right of appeal.
| The Black Hills flyer, due to arriy'
here from the east today at 2:l0, did no
reach the city, owing to the destruction
OF bridge ten miles east of Pierre
Upon the arrival Of the passenger from
Deadwood, a general trasfer OF passen
gers and mail to,k place, and train
we're ordered to make return trips. Ih
origin OF the fire is not known.
The cold winds of November an,
March cannot chill the summer in tn
soul, says the Baltimore American
Possibly not; but December, JaIuar
and February will take u fall out Q
! you, it you are to realize on Professo
Hicks weather forecast. He says aW
full cold weather will set in during mex
| December and will prevail until Feb
ruary.
| Some miles from Hayes, in the in
terror of the coded Sioux lands betwee
the Missouri river and the Black Hills
is large Lutheran colony. The colo
nists recently held meeting an
formed church organization and nov
they have decided to erect a handsom
new church building he work 0
erecting the edifice will be commence
at once.
Arguments we're made today in tn
supreme court in the matter CT the p
piication of Mrs. Dora LaPine, convict
ed of manslaughter in the Lake count
circuit court, who is very anxious to b
given new trial. Judge F. r Aiken
of Sioux Fallsmade an able effort in b.
half of his client, Bert Holdridge an
Attorney General Clark appeared fe
the state. An opinion is looked for i
a few days.
Rev. j. H. Epler arrived today fror
Shelbyville, Illinois, and will 60 to hi
claim in Stanley county in few day
Rev. Epler is chaplain Of tho Depart
ment Grand Army Of his state, an
also chaplain of the state senate of
linois, and is gentleman of acknou
lodged ability. From injuries sus
> tanned during the civil war, Rev. Epic
is totally blind, yet decidedly activ
ya,l y 4 /.