Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1910-09-15

Art Fanebust returned yesterday
to Sioux Falls.
M. II. Hurley and wife are, Visiting
in the city from Hurley.
Elmer Zickrick came in today from
Murdo for short stay.
Miss Ethel Howard has accepted a
position in the auditors office.
Miss Louise Glow went down to
Huron yesterday to visit friends.
Miss Minnie Cox is assisting in the
Champion Land Office this week.
VIM. Floyd and family came in
from Okobojo today in their auto.
Choice, large spring chickens, at
special prices, at Jaynes' market.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Ballo of Dol
and are guests at the Anding home.
Brother Nipple is viewing the sights
to be seen today at the big fair, Huron.
Mrs. M. C. Sherwood came in today
from Midland to secure medical aid
Miss Minnie Lane left yesterday
for Onida, where she will remain for
an indefinite time.
Thirty-five car loads of cattle have
passed through Pierre this week for
eastern markets.
F. J. McCalmont went to Aberdeen,
Monday. He says that is growing,
and is wearing business air.
Farmers in Iowa are now said to be
able to walk across the Mississippi
river. The Missouri river is still re-
ceding.
You can get Free Tuition at Man.
kato (Minn.) Commercial College,
but you must write the school for
particulars. Do it today.
For Sale-Two well located resi-
dence lots in Pierre. price $4,000
Also Upright Grand Piano, nearly
new.-C. T. Walker, Alb Euclid Ave.
Free bath house now for boys at
the gas plant. 1t is all fenced with
tight board fence seven feet high
Part should be rooted over before
winter,
The state fair special train carried
crowds daily to and from Huron. The
North W estern ever does the nice
thing by Pierre and towns along its
lines, everywhere.
A jury in the federal court at Dead
wood awarded damages of $500 tt
the government against the North
Western railroad, for damages done
by a forest fire, started by spark!
from an engine.
Some of our neighbors chickens are
getting dangerously near to this office
1t does not take a very extensive
amount of skill to harvest CHECKER
or two, when the inclination gets be
yond control.
Saturday was a record breaker 70
the North w estern. The ranges ar
being depleted of cattle, as there i
not sufficient feed to keep the stool
through the winter. 1t is to be re
GREETED, but the stockmen are dom,
the only thing they can do under tn
existing condition.
Harold Pioneer: VIM. Wilche
and Ed. Raymer HAYS purchases
from j. @. Adams his entire herd O
cattle, numbering about 10000. Thi
is the largest cattle deal reported TO
sometime, and as this country is be
ing rapidly filled up with farm ers
large deals are indeed scarce.
Farmers attention: No othe
local market will pay you wha
we will for your wheat Of millin
varieties, we also are paying tn
highest for durum wheat, corn, oat
and speltZ. If in need of seeds Q
any kind see us before purchasin
elsewhere. We can save you money
Capitol Milling Co.
| Hon. John E. Kelley of Flandrea
called Friday, while in the city. w
have known Mr.. Kelley for years, an
regard him as one OF the ablest an
best men in all South Dakota MI
Kelley was accompanied by Mr. Soule
both are candidates for member c
congress at this time.
| HolabirdINews: Grant Dewell ha
been at Highmore, engaged now i
| the insurance business; he resides a
Pierre. He worked at an early da,
for Mr.. Besancon in his printing offic
and afterwards established the N OF
folk Spy. He is good writer and a
allround able fellow; was postmaste
at Pierre eight years, and has been
member of the city council, and rul
the Pierre Free Press until he sold t