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Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1910-12-22
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Minnesota has the right idea in the
upbuilding of a great state univer-
sity. Political or personal considera-
tions do not prevail in the appoint
ment of regents but big and broad
men are named, without regard to
politics. Ample funds are provided
for the maintenance CT the university
and the policy of concentration is
followed. The result is that Mime
sofa is fast securing university
which ranks with Wisconsin, and
long ago Wisconsin enjoyed the repu-
tation Of having the best state univer
sity in the United States.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1910-12-22
PIERRE DOCTORS ELECT

The Fourth District Medical society
met here Thursday evening. The an
nual election of officers was held, re-
sulting as follows: President, DR.. G..
M. Hollister; vice president, DR.. N.
b. Gearhart, secretary and treasurer,
DR.. j. M. Walsh.
A banquet was held at the Locke
motel, after which papers were read read
by Drs. L. F. Riggs and II. T.. Ken
ney of this city. The next quarterly
meeting will be held in Pierre, at
which time plans for the state an
nussi meeting vii. il. be be made.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1910-12-22
HAD A LIKING FOR HORSES

M. M. Edwards, who escaped re
Gently from the sheriff Of Brule coun-
ty, after being arrested for grand lar
ceny, arrived in the city Friday, and
put up at the Locke hotel. He then
notified the sheriff of Stanley county
to call and get him, as he was wanted
in the county for horse rustling. A
special term of court was held in Ft.
Pierre Saturday the defendant plead
ed guilty, and was given sentence OF
two years.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1910-12-22

s
An immigration commissioners ID
something that is badly needed in
South Dakota and he should have
plenty of money with which to make
campaign for the state. South Da-
kota shows lessincrease in population
than any western state, while states
that have immigration commissioners
have just walked away from us. OF
course it will be claimed another
office is being created, but such cry
as that will only be injury to the
ones raisingiJ, forit means more popu-
lation and more taxable property in
the state to have such department
properly conducted. South Dakota 10
getting no advertising now of the kind
that brings new settlers and it is new
settlers she needs. Sioux Falls Jour-
nal.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1910-12-22

The world Is getting smallSr- get
ing drawn closer together by the tele-
graph and by improved transportation
facilities. This adds fresh horror to
the idea Of war between nations. Had
our railroads run north and south in
stead of east and west, fifty years ago.
1t is not probable that we should have
had the civil war. The better we
know each other and the more inter
woven our dealings the less we can
afford toquarrel among ourselves. and
ourselves" is getting to be closely
synonymous with all civilized coun-
tries.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1910-12-22

The state conservation commission
of which Senator Gamble is chairman
recommend the legislature to place q
liberal sum of money in the hands of
the regents of education to be used in
spreading the gospel Of dry farming,
believing that in more than half of
the state permanent prosperity is de-
pendent upon the adoption Of this
scientific method Of agriculture, and
that the return to the state in revenue
will many times over repay the ex-
penditure.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1910-12-22
FROZEN BODY FOUND

Frozen stiff and hanging from the
limb of tree in q gulch not far from
his home, the body of Henry swander.
of Central City, S. D., who myster
iously disappeared from his home over
q month ago, was found by neigh
Dor Saturday. 1t is supposed that
Swander who was 46 year old, wand
cred away temporarily deranged and
took his life. Magpies had disfiguIed
the features.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1910-12-22

States Attorney Johnson of STAN
ley county returned from Kadoka
Sunday with two horse thieves who
have been doing an amount of rust
ling in that county. The prisoners
are Cliff Wyman and Willard Davis,
both accused of stealing horses from
the Oldaker ranch near Cottonwood.
When arrested they had five horses
but none of them answered the de-
scription of the Oldaker horses. 1t is
thought that the horses were run to
the reservation and disposed of among
the Indians.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1910-12-22
Are You Delinquent?

We rafsr 10 your subscription to
the Free Press, If so, do not compel
us to stop your paper which we must
do to comply with the post Office de-
partment ruling that no papers can
be mailed at pound rates, that are
not paid for in advance.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1910-12-22
TRAMP PRINTERS TALES

Topeka Capital: Formerly every
tramp printer who came along claim-
ed to have set Horace Greeloy,s edi-
tcrial notes on the Ne"-Ycxk Tribune.
But Greeley has been dead 90 long
that the tramp printers have lately
compelled to invent . new lie. Now
adays they claim TO have Get Kneena
4EieId,s stn1 On the Chie,Aea
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1910-12-22

Articles of incorporation were filed
for the Northern Trust company of
Fort Pierre, capital stock of $95 eco.
The directors are G. L. Millett, G. E..
Sumner. G. M. Squire, J. S. W hitt
a John MCPHERSON.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1910-12-22
DAKoTAM GETS PLACE

Washington, d. c., Dec. 16.-Gab-
riel B. Hollis, of South Dakota
was today nominated by the presi-
dent to be consul general at Constan-
tinople. He will succeed to the va
cancy created by the death of Edmund
III. Ozmun, of Minnesota.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1910-12-22
HELGELElN TO GET CASH

LaPorte, Ind, Dec. 19.-An echo
of the Belle Guinness case was heard
when Fred Pitner, administrators Of
the estate of Andrew Helgelein, filed
his report showing he had in his pos
session 50, 22a which Judge Gallagher
directed to be turned over to AISLE X !.
Helgelein of Aberdeen, S. d.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1910-12-22

South Dakota voters are entitled to
credit for one thing. They defeated
all but one of the amendment laws
submitted to the referendum. This
warrants the assumption that the
South Dakotans are pretty we'll salts
fed with the laws they have, and are
not eager to try out new lot. If the
people of other states could only get
into this mood the advantage would
be inestimable. Omaha Bee.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1910-12-22

In the report of the attorney gen
eral Of the United States it is said that
actions in court are pending or 70
ceeding against IA of the formidable
trusts Of the country. Three convic-
tions of trusts have been secured,
though in each the ridiculous punish
ment of light fines was imposed and
nothing more.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1910-12-22
COMPANY A ENTERTAIN
In Honor of Sergeant Hayes of Omaha;
Presented With Sabre, Scabbard
and Belt

AA"syt NNohihS eilc McMDeFS OF
Company A., S. d. N. G., turned out
about forty strong for the daily drill
the company is having under the in
struction of Sergeant Hayes, of the
18th infantry, from Fort Crook
Omaha. The Sergeant, who is one of
the most gentlemanly and we'll drilled
non commissioned officers in the reg
ular service, and has seen three en-
listments, part of which were in the
Philippines and during the ''boxer"
uprising in China, has been detailed
to this state by the war department
to furnish instruction to the enlisted
men of every company in the state,
and has been in Pierre now almost
week. He has gained the respect and
good will of every man of the local
company, together with some valu-
able military instruction he has fur
nished.
AT II O'Clock the boys repaired to
the Cozy restaurant, with Major Beck
and Captain Dewell, as invited guests
to have a good feed, upon sounding
! OF the mess call. The tables were
spread for over forty, and every plate
groaning under swell repast, headed
by oyster soup. The eatables were SO
we'll enjoyed and destroyed that there
were numerous suggestions to give
the customary kiss to the cook, but
the landlady, Mrs. Hegglund, thought
that ceremony could we'll be omitted.
At the conclusion of the feast Cap
tain Linstad acted as POSTMASTER,
little thinking what was coming TO
him. After calling on numerous men,
bers of the company, and the invited
guests, for remarks, First Sergeant d.
G. Bear sprung 8 surprise in few
| we'll chosen remarks to the captain,
by presenting him with handsome
sabre, scabbard and belt, of regula-
tion style. Captain Linstad lost his
bearings for few minutes while the
company applauded, and finally man
aged to state that he never felt more
like fool in his life, but he came
back" at last and made a handsome
acknowledgment of the present, and
the high esteem in which every one
held him as their commanding officer.
1t was a genuine love feast al! along,
and reflects the enthusiasm and har-
mony that prevails in Company A,
which has now become. without
doubt, the leading and best military
company in the state, thanks to the
clean and efficient personnel of it's of
ficers and men. Major Beckwith,
known as the "Uncle," and Captain
Dewell, as the Father" of the COM
pany, with Sergeant Hayes, added
their measure of praise to the esteem
Captain Linstad and First Lieutenant
Grebing are held by everybody, more
especially by members of the COM
pany.
Company a, oiiicered and compos-
ed of some of the best and most rep
resentative young men in the city, is
a credit to Pierre, the capital. They
are buildidg up an organization our
citizens may we'll be proud of, for it
is educating our young men in the
duties of discipline, courtesy, military
bearing and last but not least, royal
ty to the flag which they all swear to
protect.
| Gnnfri huf fo6
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1910-12-22

Of the South Dakota counties,
Stanley county was the one to make
the largest gain, having population
of over 1900 in 1900 and in 1910 nearly
10000.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1910-12-22

IL is going to cost Uncle Sam S745,-
067, 1877 to keep house the next fiscal
year and he is going to spend on war,
navy, pensions and other war things
three times what he spends on de-
veloping homes and running his farm
department..
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1910-12-22

Another chicken has scratched up
another nugget, this time at Spokane.
To prove that it is not a myth, nor a
mere advertisement hatched up by
the Spokane commercial board, the
nugget is on exhibition together with
an affidavit from the chicken.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1910-12-22

Alexander Hamilton was one Of the
greatest men this country has pro-
duced. He was the brain of Wash
ington's administration, and few
statesmen have had q harder task.
He made the country first solvent and
then prosperous-Lincoln fought the
battle which Hamilton begun. Hyde
County News.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1910-12-22

MllllOuS VI Ncu SlOSS SediS nave d.
ready been sold to be placed on Christ
mas packages as evidence that the
senders have not forgotten this great
philanthropic work while attending
to their holiday giving. Half a mill
lion for the anti-tuberculosis fund is
the amount that 1T is hoped will be
raised by December 25. The white
plague germ has good cause for alarm.
1t is claimed that the effect of the
lower prices for corn have not as yet
had time to make themselves felt on
the meat market; that meats sold now
were slaughtered from animals bought
some weeks or longer ago, when high
er rates for feed were in force, and
that cattle and hogs fed OF this years
corn will not come to market until
after the holidays, when it is possible
there will be a further drop in beef
and pork.
There seems to be be an increased
demand for the improvements of crops
grown on the farms of the Northwest.
Climatic conditions, soil, etc., are SO
different from any other sections Of
the country that special strains de-
veloped to meet these condition are
very necessary. We need varieties of
corn, wheat and oats ETC.. which will
return per ere thai; the
ones we know have. What would it
mean TO this part Of the United States
if we.had strain of alfalfa that would
Withstand the dry summers aud ex-
txe@ely Geld winters.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1910-12-22

Government econon at Washington
is really doing things now. Scrub
women, getting 500 month-m ostly
widows with families to support have
been given double duty, which cuts
the expense in two. We will save the
county yet, by gum!
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1910-12-22

Rapid City Journal: A mum Der of
South Dakota papers are hereby noti-
fed that they are indulging in a lot of
worry and sympathy for Chauncey
Wood. The probability is that the
money he spent in the campaign was
his own, and no one has heard him
"holler" about it.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1910-12-22

The Colorado supreme court has de-
cided that insurance companies must
pay ON policies even if the insured
commits suicide within year after
being accepted. This should make the
work of the solicitors bit easier, and
every little helps in their case.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1910-12-22

The plum pudding, mince pie and
other rich cakes we have at Christmas
are in commemoration of the good
things the wise men brought to the
child in the manger. The Christians
made it point to eat these things be-
cause no orthodox Jew would eat
them.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-13

In anticipation of the touring sea
son. which is now at hand. the Moore
motor supply company has Just re-
ceiVed a full line of auto and tire
trunks. These are by far the best that
have been seen on the market for some
time. being thoroughly dust proof,
which is exceedingly essential for per-
feet comfort in touring.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-13

The garage of the businessman, no
matter how many cars ne has, is not
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-13

A trip of 104 miles on a little more
than three gallons of gasoline is the
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-13
FROM ARIZONA TO
OREGON IN AUTO
M. F. Henderson, Doing the
Coast in His OldsmObile
Limited, Reaches City

y tour that is unusual for this season
of the year at least is being made
by NJ. f. Henderson of Phoenix, Ariz,
in his big Oldsmobile limited. The
party, consisting of NJ +. Henderson,
Mrs. Henderson, the Misses Henderson
and George Mccartney, chauffeur. have
reached San Francisco en- route from
report a most enjoyable trip from
every standpoint. The trip across the
deserts of Arizona was made without
an unpleasant happening, and the run
from The Needles to Riverside was
made in Is hours. The last day out
the tourists covered the distance from
Fresno to San Francisco over Pacheco
pass, and the entire trip was MADE
without incident. The party will leave
for Portland within a few days.
The following deliveries have been
made by the Howard automobile COM
pany, Pacific coast distributors for
Bucks and Oldsmobi1es:
e. L. Stewart, Suisun, four Buick
white Streaks"; Waterman Brothers
company, Fresno, two Buick 40 touring
cars; j. A Swalwell, Seattle. Oidsmo-
bile Limited (six cylinder); j. Q. Eddie
mon, Newman, Buick white Streak ;
w. W. Wight, Concord, Buick White
Streak" toy tonneau; Carl Christensen.
Oakland, Bupick white Streak" and
two Buick 40 touring cars; H. o. Cum
Minis, Redding. Buick white Streak"
toy tonneau, three speed, and Buick 40
touring car; Logan & Lawrence, Oak
land Oldsmobile special touring car;
L. f. Thornburg, Turlock, Buick 40
touring car; Stanford Auto company.
Palo Alto, Buick white Streak" Leroy
Coil, Woodland, Buick White Streak,
toy tonneau; Frank Keithley, Wood
land. Buick white Streak" surrey;
j. D. Gall, Stockton, Olds special close
coupled body; Almond Wood, Stockton.
Buick 40 roadster; Percy Gilman, Santa
Rosa, Buick white Streak toy ton
neau; George N. Jacobs. Woodland.
Buick 40 roadster; Hughes & Lee.
Woodland, Buick white Streak" ;;
Hayes Goble, Woodland, Buick white
Streak" toy tonneau; G. H. Shedd,
stockton, Buick 40 touring car; Doctor
Smythe, Stockton, Buick White
Streak; F. B. Hubbard, Stockton,
Buick 40 touring car.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-13

r. r Thompson of the Aichelin tire
company has just received the follow
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-13
TIRE DEALERS ARE
IN COMPETITION

The Weinstock- Nichols company has
just received a very interesting COM
munication from Morgan & Wright,
manufacturers of the nobby tread anti
skid tire. There is quite a competition
among the % branch houses and agen-
cies of the Morgan & Wright output
as to which will hold the record for
sales of the nobby treads. At the pres
ent time San Francisco leads New York
and Chicago by a small margin.
Templeton Crocker, an automobile
enthusiast, has just had his imported
German car equipped with Morgan &,
Wright tires. The cylinders of this
imported car measure by 61a. 1t has
the latest foreign torpedo body and
develops so horsepower.
1t came equipped with foreign tires,
but Crocker had the rear ones changed
over to the Morgan & Wright.
Henry A. kuns of San Jose has just
purchased a Little Six Winton tour
ing car.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-13

A. W. Jackson has just received the
first 1910 light six Stevens-Duryea
car from the Pacific motor car com
pany. The color is very attractive, the
machine being painted English purple
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-13
Record Claimed
for Franklin

for Franklin OIL WllllamSpOrt,
Pa, that he holds
the record of miles
per gallon for automobiles in that To-
cality. The doctor and four other per-
sons made journey to Bellefonte and
back in his 1906 Franklin motor car of
20 horsepower.
The worlds record for distance trav-
eled on one gallon of gasoline is 46.1
miles, which was made in Buffalo last
summer by an Is horsepower Franklin.
In which there were four passengers
Doctor Klump's record was made
after the automobile had Travelled 25.
600 miles in the four years during
which the doctor had run it. A short
time ago he had the car overhauled and
1t was found to be in almost perfect
condition despite the thousands of
miles travelled. There were few re-
placements of parts. The doctor has
spent only a few dollars for repairs.
Walter C. Morris, agent for the Auto
car, yesterday received an order from
the j. Fl. Thomas company of Rio Vista
for two 80 horsepower four cylinder
1910 Autocar touring cars.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-13
NIGHT SCHOOL

Every boy and every girl in San
Francisco should take advantage of the
exceptional opportunities offered at
GALLAGHER-MARSH BUSINESS COL
LEGE, 1856 Market Street, to learn
shorthand, typing and book keeping,
practical knowledge of which subjects
forms the basis of a business training
and commands ready and remunerative
employment along congeniai lines
where advancement depends solely
upon natural executive ability and in
dustry.
Stenography, tipping and book keep
ing afford to many the only means of
working out of their unsatisfactory
environments Thousands of success
full business men owe their start in life TO
practical knowledge of these subjects. 1t is safe
to say there is not one person who is conf
plete failure in the whole United States who is
a practical stenographer and book keeper. Such
practical services always in demand at good
compensation This practical knowledge can be
acquired in shorthand and typng or book keeping
within year in the evening school of
GALLAGHER-MARSH BUSINESS COLLEGE.
which is in session on Monday. Wednesday and
Friday evenings from 715 to 9:15 TO accommo-
date students who employed during the day.
Terms for evening school, S5 per month.
GALLAGHER-MARSH is the Business College
that demonstrates the proficiency of its stu
dents from year to year before superior judges
and the newspaper reporters. This year it will
demonstrate before Superior Judge George Fl.
Cabaniss who has accepted the invitation to
officiate. and also in the presence of the news
paper reporters.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-13

z. Stewart & Co. agent for the Craw-
ford, have received word that the shin
ment that was tied up in the freight
congestion has been diverted over the
northern route, coming by way of Port
land, and should arrive Monday or
Tuesday. At the same time another
shipment is expected by way of the
Santa Fe.
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