Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1909-12-02

The High School girls have fixed up
a room in the Fitch Block 70 practice
basket ball.
| j. w. Latta, register of deeds, is
ill of fever. His condition is much
Improved, and he hopes to be on duty
within few days.
Miss May Sheppard arrived this
morning from Chicago, called home
| by the illness of her father, who is
still very i'll with no change for the
| better,
| Superintendent and Mrs. Rastall, of
the Indian Industrial school, are
we'll on their way to Washington.
The school here is in charge of w. w.
Ewing.
John Manion is visiting relatives
at Flandreau, from there he expects
to go to Canada, where he will in.
vest in land.
Judge Boucher is holding an adjourn
ed session of the circuit court. Sever
al important cases are on the docket for
disposition during the term which be-
gan Tuesday.
Sutrraget who tried to see President
Taft was turned down. She may
have been harmless and all that, but
Bill doesn't want to start anything
he can't finish.
The Northern Pacific railroad COM
pany has completed it's southern,
west of the Missouri, to Fort Yates
Extension work is to be commenced
again March Is. This line of road
may be completed to Pierre early
next summer.
A recent heavy snow has caught
the railroad company unprepared.
The blacksmiths and carpenters have
been kept busy the past ten days get
ting the heavy snow plows ready for
the next time.
In the new federal blue book, just
issued at Washington, South Dakota is
represented by 76 appointees, who draw
combined compensation of 500, 23l per
annum from the strong box of Uncle
Sam.
Socialists are continuing to win
parliamentary seats in the German
richstag 1t begins to look like a
revolution in public sentiment that
may change German policies. But
most depends on how the socialists
use their new voting power for the
, benefit of the country as a whole.
, A complaint was lodged in Justice
Yarnell's court yesterday, charging
l. Nj. Ryan with forgery 1t is al
} legged that Ryan forged the name OF
t A. Anderson to check, in the
amount Of $3.50. Merchant BattiI
cashed the check. At hearing, hello
yesterday, Ryan was held to the
circuit court.
f Mesars Gompers, Mitchell and Morr
enced to jail terms for rulfling the dig
t nifty of a court, have been granted :
stay Of execution, pending appeal to the
O supreme court of the United States
This was concession made by the cour
\ of appeals of the districts Of Colum bia
Z The dignity of many courts in this lane
+, is disappearing like frost in June.
Brother Shaber Of the Hudson Hud
sonite is already experiencing som
. the iHconveniences that result fror
woman suffrage. His wife is mem
Der Of the school board and won't lie
:, him take his morning nap, but trie
to rout him out at 6:3O in the morn
will shovel the snow off the wal
along lots near the school house bt
~ fore the children go to school.
= Usually bank cashiers and their q:
sistants are not fitted in the matte
: of loud and effective yelling, but tt
: little bank down at MaZomanle
this state has lady assistant cashit
1t who has excellent talent in that liz
2 of effort. At the noon hour last FIR
N day she was alone in the bank Whe
lie a fellow came in and aiming a reyo
TO yer at her demanded the cash. 81
CT gave yell that aroused the VIII oil
As central part Of town and then fainte
and fell on the floor. The robber
ed in jail rehe sting on the uncerta
he ways of women. Surely the directo
1g will increase the young lady's salar
lie