Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1910-07-28
THE LOCAL NEWS
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killers.
J.F. Olander went to Brookings yes
terday in the interest of the Journal OF
Education.
VIM. Summerside will build a block
at Harold. Brick is to be used in its
construction.
E. M. Wanbaugh returned Friday
from Kansas, in which state he owns
farm of many acres.
William Martin went to Sioux Falls
the first of the week, and may decide to
invest in that city.
On Saturday, G. M. Livingstone and
others will go to Agar, on prospecting
and crop inspection trip.
Hon. George Rice, member of the
state board of railroad commissioners,
arrived today from Flandreau.
W. A. Henry of Meers made final
proof of his holding yesterday before
officials of the local land office.
N. P. Christensen left today for the
west, going to the M. w. of A. SAM
tarium located at Colorado Springs.
Clarence Lake is in Oregon, where he
went to purchase tracto land. Early
next month he will move to that state.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Billinghurst are
home from an extended stay in the
greatest of all summer resorts-the
Black Hills.
The next dry farming convention
will be held at Pierre next year.
The Rapid City meeting was AL
unqualified success.
Plans have been finished for the pro
posed office building to be erected by A
C. Brink, and building operations will
be commenced soon.
Hon. Warren Young, one of the bes
and best known men in central South
Dakota, was in the city Tuesday. calico
here on business matters.
F. G. Allen, investment broker, a
Harold, was in the city Friday. Whel
it comes to hustling purchasers for lant
Mr.. Allen is very much alive.
Company A is away to Camp Roose
welt, having pitched tents there Tues
day for a few days. August l tn
Company will go to Sparta, Wis.
The weather the past week has bee
very warm. Not great deal of raj
has fallen, but a few showers have fav
ored us with the settling of the dust.
Capt. Mossman, manager for tn
Turkey Track Cattle company, was i
the city Tuesday. He had just return
ed from the company's headquarters
in Texas.
Hon. w. w. Soule of Rapid City, an
nominee of the democratic party 70
member of congress, was in Pierre o
Tuesday, interviewing electors. Fror
this city he went to Huron.
The supreme court over-ruled the de
murer of defendant A. Sherin, attorne
of Watertown, on Tuesday, and above
him ten days in which to answer tn
complaint. Sherin has trouble ahead
Isaac and Henry Harter, prominer
citizens of Canton, Ohio, were in tn
city Saturday, and paid visit to D. "
March. receiver of the local land Office
The Harters are jurists of recognize
ability.
The Medical Society Of the fourt
district, which comprises the counties (
Hand, Hyde, Hughes, Lyman, Stanle
and Sully, at it's last regular meeting
held in April, agreed on raise in tt
fee bill.
The Importance of the COW as fact'
in the worlds affairs continues to max
itself felt. Some accusations or cou
ter accusations in re the bovine amin;
has resulted in the Indictment of tt
governor of Iowa.
w. F. Adrian returned Sunday fro
Woonsocket, where he closed the sa
of farm. Mr.. Adrian reports harve
work we'll nigh finished in that sectic
of the state, and that farmers feel CO.
dent that the yield of cereals will prov
we'll up to the average.
From all parts of the countl
comes the report that while there
going to be good crop in everythir
else, there is going to be great hs
shortage. Hay has taken an advan'
and chances are sthat it will go sti
higher before the winter is over.
Governor Vessey is receiving lette
these days in regard to prize ffghtil
and the exhibition of fight picture
1t appears that number of erganiz
tions over the country are pushil
the question Of prohibiting fights
exhibitions of pictures of them g
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