Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1909-04-22

mer of Sully county, is in Pierre on a
goods buying trip.
R. n. Arthur, w. III. Natter and j
r. Grosclose, who carry on extensive
farming operations in Sully county,
are in the city today.
Miss Marie Dawson, sister of Mrs.
G. NJ. Livingstone, will arrive in
Pierre tomorrow from keokuk, Iowa.
She will remain here until July.
Articles of Incorporation have been
| filed for the Farmers State Bank Of
South Shore, with a capital OF $40,
900. lncorporators, O. c. Frink, H.
| w. Williams, Julius Hanneman. Geo.
X. Burt, Anton Xix all of South
| Shore.
Judges E. G. Smith and j. H. Me
Coy, the new members Of the state
supreme court, have arrived in the
! city and the new court of tive mem
berS held its first session Wednesday
when the case of Dakota Central
| Telephone company against the city
of Huron will be argued.
W. L. Walker of Tracy, Mimi. who
! has been the baggageman on the
morning passenger into this city for
a number of years, passed away last
| Thursday after a short illness Of
pneumonia. Mr.. Walker leaves a
wife and several children The fam
lily resided on claim near Capa at
one time.
A large number of Rebekahs as
sembled at Temple Court Tuesday
evening to celebrate the Goth ami
versary Of the Odd Fellows lodge,
which occurs on the Goth, not being
able to secure the hall on that even
ing. After several hours of amuSe-
ment refreshments were served and
all took their departure at a late hour.
The creamery is gaining ground in
the country west of the Missouri
river. The one i'll operation at Fort
Pierre has proven success in every
way. The one at Philip has begun
operations and is reported to be turn
ing out q product which brings good
price III eastern markets. At Sansarc
one is under construction and will be
in operation with short time
Judge Garland of the federal court,
has appointed Gideon &. Glendinning
to the position of United States COM
missioner at Ludlow, Harding conn
ty, for the full term of four years.
Glendinning was appointed to fill the
vacancy caused by the recent accident
al drowning of Fred l.. Clark for
some time before his tragic death
) federal commissioner at Ludlow.
Nearly all the stock of the new flour
ing mill at Camp Crook, in Harding
county, has been subscribed, and en-
] ough farmers have pledged wheat
acreage in that vicinity which is sup
V posed to be sufficient to keep the mil
e i'll operation 1t is expected that act
C i've building operations will be com
menced within few days, and The
a mill will be ready to grind the grain O.
q this years harvest.
f The true sportsmen of South Oak 9t:
are taking great interest in meeting
Q which has been called by W. +. Ban
a croft, Of Watertown, to be held il
q Sioux Falls on Friday Of next week
The meeting will be held for the pur
pose of adopting such measures a
may be deemed necessary to proven
those opposed to the new game Law
> from having it GELD up" under the re
ferendum amendment to the state con
J stitutiOn and submitted to the voter
Il Of the state at the general election il
Z November of next year
The advance in the price of food
| stutfs is getting to be a serious mat
y ter. The only hope to the wage earn
IL er who finds living so high that II
can scarcely keep his head abOv
I water is in the coming garden.
a will not be long until natures bount
5 will come as a great relief from eXas
perating conditions. Everybody VIII
n can possibly do so ought to raise som
: garden vegetables. There are vacaI
!. lots, fence corners and odds and end
t enough growing up to weeds in ever
town or city to furnish large pOpl
=, lation with choice garden products.
e While active construction work ha
IF been in progress on the new capitt
is since some time in March, it does NJ
make the showing which the san
70 amount of work did last year. Up
> the present the work has been COZ
v fined to carrying up the foundation
10 for the dome, and in plastering I'll
dome foundations are now so fs
along that work which will make a
80 outside showing will soon be con
&c menced, and the central portion
~ the structure will begin to show Dr.
gress The first coat of plastering
ar, p,oct Of tho of az