Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1910-12-01
E. A. West returned today from


Harry O'Brien of Highmore, was
in Pierre Monday
Sic Linstead left today for the
Cheyenne Agency.
Geo. Mathieson of Wendte, was
Pierre visitor today.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. Bastian are in
the city from Midland.
State Engineer S. II. Lea left today
for the eastern part of the state.
M. l.. Starr of Minneapolis, is the
guest of his brother, G. j. Starr.
Harry Beach of Sioux Falls, is in
the city on business matters today.
Mrs. Chas. Metzgar and Mrs. Ma
son Samco are up from Canning to-
day.
j. S. Keiser and j. n. King were in
the city last Thursday from High
more
Miss Grace Leach who has boon in
the city for several months, left to-
day for her home near Wendte.
Prof. j. E. Slindee las qualifien as
police Justice. He was about yester-
terday looking up short form mar
riage ritual.
In circuit court here last Thursday
Judge Boucher sentenced j.. I. Hat
ten to one year in the penitentiary on
charge of assault with intent to
rape.
The state treasury has received
from the general government draft
for $50 for national assistance to
the state college of agriculture at
Bookings.
F. j. McCalmont is home from a
deer hunt in the Hills. Nc says there
are some deer in that section; he seen
but one and it looked too good to him
to kill the fleeing animal.
La the circuit court Saturday Harry
West of Highmore, pleaded guilty to
the charge of grand larceny, when
Judge Boucher sentenced him to q
term of six months in the penitentiary.
By vote Of the official executive
board, the regular annual constitu-
tional equal suffrage convention will
be held at Huron December 1-2. Off
GERS will be elected and state wide
winning campaign planned.
The Northwestern has recently ad-
ded new steel chair coaches to their
train running on the west line. These
cars are of the most modern make
and fully equipped with the latest
conveniences for the comfort of pas
sengers. Several steel baggage cars
I are also being run.
A. l.. Hegglund, of the Hegglunt
Music House at 800 Dakota avenue
is putting forth his best endeavors tt
+ secure a portion of the holiday trade
e He has on sale fine line of musica
!. merchandise, and in the matter O
prices is offering inducements tina
will attract the attention of bargain
= hunters.
The following officers were elected
o at a regular meeting of the Easter
Star Friday evening: W. M, Mrs
Lizzie Laughlin; w. P. Chas. ODER
- shaw; A. NJ. Mrs. Lola Adams; Sec
% Mrs. Josephine Brown; Treas, Mrs
u Josephine Kehr; Cond., Mrs. Laur
u Ruble; Asst. Cond., Miss Molli
y Brandhuber.
The Farmers State Bank at Bush
= nell and the First State bank at Whit
l. were entered yesterday morning b
It five unknown men and the vaults g
r, each were blown with four blasts Q
u dynamite. The safes were untouche
l. in each case and no loot was obtaine
1. except SIT in pennies which was tax
v en- from the White bank.
e An effort is being made in this cit
Ie for the consolidation of the Congre
IS gational and Baptist churches. Sever
n al meetings of the members have bee
% held with such an end in view an
n the indications at present appear t
be that such an organization will
II perfected and the expense of keepin
n the organization reduced.
g H. NJ. Reed, the Capital Avenu
lie jeweler, is a strong bidder for hol
is day trade. His lines of goods al
If complete. entirely new and his fixe
u prices will cause goods to move n
=. invites you to call and note the dis
play of useful and ornamental good
:, just in from the best known and mos
reliable manufacturers. Every ar
, icle sold upon a positive guarantee.
10 A company is being organized j
a. Sully county for the purpose Of man,
II featuring chain harrow which Wa
ST invented by Joseph Wilding, res