Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1908-09-03
Owen retnrnesi saturday

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Mrs. l.. a. Owen returned Saturday
from st. Paul
Miss Aurel Dickey returned Tues
day from Minneapolis.
Joseph Serlousch, of Lewiston, was
in the city Wednesday on business.
Carl Gardner of Montross stopped
off in this city yesterday enroute to
the Hills.
Governor Crawford appointed Theo.
Olson of Egan, fish and game warden
of Moody county.
C. S. Dyke, division superintendent
of the Northwestern system, left
Tuesday for Rapid City.
The South Dakota board # control
reports a monthly profit of s1,7oo
from shirt factory costing Sc 900.
The land business is picking up,
local real estate men having sold con-
siderable land during the past month.
Governor Crawford departed We'd
nesday for Lincoln, Neb., where he
will deliver the opening address at
the state fair.
Miss Floy Treadway, a teacher in
the central school here, arrived yes
terday from Huron, to begin her work
at the beginning of the term.
Miss Elsie Anding will teach the
third grade in the central school
building this year instead of the room
formerly used in the Fitch block.
The hay fever patients have but to
exercise a few more days of patience
and then rejoice while others deplore
the coming of the first hard frost.
Sioux City Journal, 2: Railroads
centering in Sioux City having lines
in South Dakota carried large num-
Der of homeseekers to various sections
of the state yesterday,
On the first of September the state
registration of automobiles had reach
ed 1900. The number went to Eugene
Colborn Of Springfield. New machines
are being registered at about five per
day.
A great number of Indians have
passed through Pierre the past week,
all were on their way to attend the
religious conference of the year.
4,,;l Lax l,a " RI n ~ G
and Sissetons.
Governor Crawford has selected as
additional delegates to the Farmers
National Congress at Madison, Wis:
O. r. Olsen, Summit: Peter Englund
LeBeau; George Ochler, Milbank; T.
Newbush, Marietta.
w. e. Morse, general superinten.
dent of the Northwestern road, was
in this city Saturday having arrived
in his special car. Division Superin
tendent Moulton of Huron accom-
panied him here.
Local sports who went hunting OF
Tuesday came back with a sad tall
on the scarcity of chickens. Their
are great numbers of ducks and tn
principal part of the game which wa
brought in was duck.
On Monday Lars Peterson, a promi
nent farmer, was killed while hunting
A dog discharged a gun in the wagon
the load of shot entering his neck an
killing him instantly. S. l.. Wilco
was hit in the eye by a CHANGING shot
but was not seriouxly hurt.
Senator A. B. Kittredge and Attol
ney Park Davis of Sioux Falls an
, Henry Robertson Of Dell Rapids
arrived Tuesday. They comprise tn
, committee appointed by the Mime
haha Bar association to prosecute tn
ESan disbarment case.
) S. M. Dahl, member of the stat
! school examining board and Mis-
Florence Nordlie, stenographer in tn
state superintendent office lei
yesterday for Gayville, to attend tn
wedding of Hon. II. A. Ustrud
Miss Lula Dahl OF that place, whic
; takes place today.
Louis MOrtenson, whose home
near Forest City, was brought to tn
city Monday suffering from a gul
shot wound through the lower part I
= the body and his recovery is locke
upon as doubtful. 1t was huntil
accident, the gun which caused tt
| wound being in the hands OF be
u who was hunting with Mortenson.
: Professor johnson of the Aberdee
Normal, who has been assisting in tt
marking of papers of the recent teac
ers examination in this state, has
u that work been called upon to ma
u work based on his text book on m
/ thematical geography, which has be-
. used the past year in the teache
: reading circle.
" The editor of the Courier says tn
+ he would like to die while eating