Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1910-11-24

Equal Suffrage ASSOCIATION Will be
held at Huron December 2.
The fight for county option will not
be made in this state again very soon.
1t will be straight prohibition or high
license.
Bacon is becoming so cheap that a
family which is merely we'll to do can
afford to have a strip of it with a
roast chicken.
Dogs gained access to the Redfeld
stockyards at DeSmet, S. D., and
killed l6 shoats weighing from 80 to
100 pounds each. The loss amounts
to about 1925.
Aberdeen butchers say they have
been selling meats on so close mar
gin that they can not afford to follow
the lead of the Twin City and eastern
dealers in the lowering of prices.
w. II. Todd, who for some time
has conducted the Spearfish Caravan,
a weekly newspaper published at
Speartish, has sold the plant to j. j.
Wright, an experienced newspaper
man,
While awaiting trial on the charge
of shooting Policeman Keller, of
Lead, John Tony ljanovith, a Slavon-
ian, escaped from the Lawrence coun-
ty jail. 1t was the third escape from
the jail in two months.
Governor Vessey has appointed as
delegates to the National Civic con-
vention to be held in Washington on
December 14-l6, The following: Mrs.
Lydia johnson of Fort Pierre, G. w.
Nash of Aberdeen, w. S. Adams of
Deadwood, r. B. Trip of Yankton,
ana Lewis Larson of Sioux Falls.
DR.. Crippen, convicted of the MUIR
der Of his wife, was hanged Tuesday
This was one of the most famous
cases of modern times and English
justice was quick and sure in this in
stance. just prior to his death the
doctor made a confession which leav-
es no question as to the right man be.
ing hung.
South Dakota this year raised over
seventy-six millions bushels of corn
and while it is decrease of ten mil
lion bushels over last year, it is fine
showing and places the state we'll up
in the list of corn producing states.
Brookings county produced l..
SIS, 200 bushels on an estimated
acreage of $4,000 an average of 80
bushels to the acre.
The opportunity for safe and profit.
able investment is unequaled in the
west. There is no doubt whatever
that, in the long run. money put into
South Dakota land will earn a better
rate of interest than any other form
of investment within the reach Of
people of ordinary means.
Get into the game and own a chunk
OF pay dirt.
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt visited
Washington this week for the frs
time since he quit the office of presi
dent, which he did in strenuous style
hurrying from the capitol to take his
train for New York and Africa. /
was strange sight to Washington tc
view the Colonel going about tow
unattended by either Army or Seere
Service officers.
EXPIRE sident Roosevelt says:
Every person who invests in vel,
selected real estate is a growing sec.
ton of prosperous community
adopts the surest and safest method
of becoming independent, for rea
estate is the basis of all wealth.
Andrew Carnegie says:
1.-The wise young man or wag,
Garner of today invests his money il
real estate
Rev. r. FL. Dolliver, brother of the
late Senator j. P. Dolliver of Iowa
is critically i'll in Chicago hospital
Rev. Mr.. Dolliyer was taken i'll al
Fort Dodge, Ia, at the funeral of bis
brother and went to Chicago for re
lief. He is suffering from anem1s
| and is said TO be in a NEST dangercu;