Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1909-01-28

| O. j. Straw was in the city Friday.
Y n. H. Cuisine is in the city from
Madison.
The brighter the weather the more
beastly it is in the estimation of the
coal man.
During February we will probably
be telling one another what the
month January was.
Chas. H. Rhorer is fast recovering
from serious illness. For weeks
pneumonia held him tight.
The National Opera Company is
playing three nighst stand, the
tirstperformance being this evening.
Joe Pitiick, prosperous Sully
/ county farmer, was on the Sioux Clty
market Tuesday with choice con-
signment Of hogs.
The local bar was largely represent
ed at Fort Pierre the first of the week
where Judge Boucher was holding a
regular term of the circuit court.
Sheriff j. w. Laughlin, the best
guardian of the peace Hughes county
ever had, went to Midland on Mon
day to dispose of a batch of official
, business.
VIM. H. Warren, states attorney
Of kingsbury county, returned home
: Thursday after attending the State s
Attorneys convention and Bar as
! ISOLATION.
t Attorney Thomas O 'Brien returned
to his home at Highmore Friday after
7 attending the Bar association and
s looking after business matters at
Fort Pierre.
+ w. E. Upton of Mitchell, ID. c..
s Thomas of Watertown, and w. NJ.
Powers of Yankton, members of the
f board of charities and corrections,
s are in the city.
Otto b. Linstad has been selected
: by Judge Boucher of the Sixth circuit
e for the position of court
to fill the vacancy caused by the resig-
nation Of Ray Williamson.
+ During the present month, G.. NJ.
Livingstone has sold eight tracts of
land, and reports the inquiries for
!. lands more numerous than at any
time during any previous year.
Governor Vessey has appointed A.
! E. Hitchcock, of Mitchell, a member
- of the board Of regents to fill the
place of DR.. f. A. Spatford, of Elan
: dreau, whose term has expired.
i The offer Of G. l.. Hyde to give the
city 20 feet of ground near the Sher-
s man residence to place hose house
n No. 2 on, has been accepted by the
city council. This removal will be
"a made at an early date.
IS Lu Lilibridge returned Friday
7. from Rapid, City where he attended
a meeting of the board of control OF
the South Dakota Fireman's associa
! ton. The next tournament will bt
nelu aJ RAPID ClCy.
Miss Olive E. Olander, a sister o
y Prof. J. f. Olander, is to appear OF
- the program being arranged for thu
/ celebration of the hundredth anniver
sary Of Lincoln's birthday, which
IS will be held in this city at the audi
lie forum on February II.
n
Ill Jet Calhoon came down from Mid
land Thursday bringing to Fort PIER
ry John Schet1elberg, homesteade
le near that place, who was placed il
e. the care of the Stanley county insanit
board
ry Articles of incorporation have bee
ny fled for the Bank Of Vayland, Han
on county. lt.is capitalized at 5000
The incorporators are: j. T. McCu
It. len, Miller; Otto G. Shamber, Jon
lie McVay, w. F. Pautsch, of Vayland
at Adolph Shamber Of Britton.
Articles have been filed for til
or Ardmore Telephone company, 9
IS Ardmore for the construction Of
CT line from Ardmore to Edgemont.
is capitalized at s3,75O and the il
e. corporatOrs are: Jas. A. Bell, {
re- Laurson; Chas. s. Williams, Sco
Ia w. Hall, Jay F. Blessing, Ardmore
Chester l.. Jensen, Hot Springs.
as Gov Wesley is preparing a quaral
ar tine proclamation against the coul
e. ties of Crook, WyO., and Custe.
Mont, on account of sheep disease
,,,+ which exist in those counties. Th
tv sneepmen Of the state brought tt
= V matter to his attention, and after a
investigation of the situation he ha
decided to issue proclamation.
~ Onida Watchman Miss Emm
10 Lewis who taught the Natter scho'
~ two years ago has accepted positio
in the Central school school at Pierr
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